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St. John Vianney
St. Paschal
Catholic Church Catholic Church
503 North Walnut Road, Spokane Valley, Washington 99206-3830
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 141125, Spokane Valley, WA 99214
PASTORAL TEAM
926-5428
Senior Priest: Fr. Charles D. Skok
Home: 325-5279
Pastor: Fr. Joseph W. Bell 926-5428
Home: 863-9266
E-Mail
[email protected]
Deacon: Kelly Stewart
926-5428
Cell:
993-4425
SJV PARISH OFFICE
926-5428
Administrative Assistant: Bob Joy
Accountant: Jerry Valley
RE Coordinator: Rita Cosby 926-5553
Secretary: Mavourneen Daspit
Music Coordinator: Dennis Rae
SJV PARISH SCHOOL
926-7987
Principal: Sonia Flores-Davis
Secretary: Joan Olson
Receptionist: Kelly Witt
School Fax # 891-9030
SJV YOUTH MINISTRY
Deacon Kelly Stewart
993-4425
E-Mail
[email protected]
SJV PASTORAL COUNCIL
Fr. Joseph W. Bell
926-5428
Cathy Suda, Chair
891-5551
SJV FINANCE COUNCIL
SJV ALTAR SOCIETY
Shirley Grumbly-Walker
2523 North Park Road, Spokane Valley, Washington
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 141125, Spokane Valley, WA 99214
UPS/Deliveries: 7404 E. Marietta, Spokane, WA 99212
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 10, 2016
Focus: Scattered
Categories
Life often seems simpler
when we put others into
pigeonholes or categories
that help us de-humanize
them. But when we view
them as a neighbor, or s a
brother or sister in
Christ, it is easier to act
as a follower of Christ.
Living the Word
926-2587
SJV CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
Virginia McMulkin
921-9574
SJV KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Steve Hammond
928-7555
SJV OUTREACH COMMITTEE
Hilda Boyd, Chair
924-4299
SJV PARISH BLOOD CENTER CONTACT
Gene Daspit
922-2805
SJV PARISH & SCHOOL WEB
http://www.sjvchurch.org
http://www.st.johnvianney.com
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: StJohnVianneyCatholic
TO SCHEDULE AN EVENT, E-MAIL:
Parish: [email protected]
School: [email protected]
SJV PRAYER CHAIN
You may call one of the following
numbers with your prayer need:
Mona McDonald
924-9330
Pat Byrd
928-4340
BULLETIN DEADLINE MONDAY NOON
[email protected]
SJV = St. John Vianney
SP = St. Paschal
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICE COUNSELING
Call the Diocesan office 242-2308
SUNDAY MASSES
SJV Saturday Vigil 5:00 P.M.
SP Sunday 8:00 A.M.
SJV Sunday 10:00 A.M.
SJV WEEKDAY MASS
Monday through Friday 8:00 A.M.
Holy Days and Holidays as announced
SJV EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Last Wednesday of the Month
SACRAMENT OF PENANCE
SJV Saturday 4:00 - 4:30 P.M.
SP Sunday 7:15 A.M.
Or by appointment
SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION
INFANTS: Baptism is scheduled once
a month, usually at Sunday Mass. Call
926-5553 to schedule preparation.
RCIA Contact Charles Pfeifer,
924-8791, Tom Crossan, 921-1041,
Theresa Joy, 844-4115, or
Mike Heywood, 999-8374
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY
Please call five months before desired
date to allow time for pre-marital
counseling and liturgy planning.
SJV EUCHARISTIC HOME VISITS
If you are home bound or ill and would
like Communion, please call 926-5553.
SP MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
Dick Medley
995-5187
SP PASTORAL COUNCIL
Kathy Foreman
928-4891
SP FINANCE COUNCIL
Bill Trudeau
921-6838
SP PARISH CENTER COORDINATOR
Irene Bailly
954-4008
SP EDUCARE DIRECTOR
Mary Jo Paschall
922-7616
SP EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
Kathy Foreman
928-4891
SP PRAYER CHAIN
Rosalie Thompson
443-7268
SP KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
John Ammann
922-6037
SP ALTAR SOCIETY
Barbara Vermillion
926-0889
Vivian Gregson
926-7404
SP PARISH BLOOD CENTER CONTACT
John Ammann
922-6037
PARISH ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM If you need
assistance with food or
utilities, please call the Parish
Office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays, 9 a.m. — Noon
Fifteenth Sunday
In Ordinary Time
July 10, 2016
Today’s Readings
Is 42:1-4, 6-7 Acts 10:34-38
Lk 13:15-16, 21-22
God, our mercy, your compassion toward us is pure gift.
Help me see others as you do to find ways of healing
where there is brokenness and reconciliation where there
is rupture. Help me to take the small but steady steps that
the death and resurrection of Jesus invite.
Living the Word
Let us forever sing your praise!
SJV MASS INTENTIONS
SJV CALENDAR
Sunday — July 10
10:00 AM Mass: All the People of the Parish
Coffee Hour
Monday — July 11
8:00 AM: Mass
Tuesday — July 12
8:00 AM: Mass
9:00 AM: Catholic Daughters Budget Meeting (Hall)
9:30 AM: Altar Society
Wednesday — July 13
8:00 AM: Mass
6:30 PM: Cub Scouts (gym)
Thursday — July 14
8:00 AM: Mass
Offered For
July 11
July 12
July 13
July 14
July 15
July 16
Requested By
Chad Frei +
Jim Bertis (Birthday)
Irene Jaworski + AD
Lillian White (health)
Peggy Adamson +
Tom Busch +
John & Helen Scrivner
Marietta Gilmore
Don Jaworski
Barb Mustard
Gerry & Sue Manfred
SJV Parish
SJV Rummage Bag Sale
Our Rummage “clearance” Bag Sale takes
place on two days this year:
Friday, July 15, 7:30 a.m.—4 p.m.
Saturday, July 16, 7:30 a.m.—1 p.m.
Come find some super bargains!
Friday — July 15
7:30 AM: Rummage Bag Sale
8:00 AM: Mass
Saturday — July 16
7:30 AM: Rummage Bag Sale
5:00 PM: Mass
Poverty Collection
Sunday — July 17
10:00 AM Mass: All the People of the Parish
Poverty Collection
Photos Available If you had your photo taken for the
Parish photo directory and did not place an order, you
can pick up your free photo at the Parish Office. Call
Bob, 926-5428.
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Readings for the Coming Week
Is 1:10-17
Mt 10:34-11:1
Is 7:1-9
Mt 11:20-24
Is 10:5-7, 13b-16
Mt 11:25-27
Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19 Mt 11:28-30
Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8 Mt 12:1-8
Mi 2:1-5
Mt 12:14-21
Next Sunday’s Readings
Gn 18:1-10a Col 1:24-28 Lk 10:38-42
SJV Announcements
Blood Drive Our next SJV Parish blood drive will take place Sunday,
July 24, from 9 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Be sure to sign up after mass or
call to set up an appointment (Gene Daspit, 922-2805 or Erik
Wakeling, 928-4082). You can also sign up online at
www.myinbc.org.
Night Walk Ministries We continually need clean, used socks and
underwear to distribute to the homeless. A box is in the foyer of the
Church for your donations.
SJV RCIA Inquiry The next class will be Monday, July 18,
Mystagogy, at 6 p.m. in the SJV Parish Office. If you have any
questions, you may call any one of the team members, Charles
Pfeifer, 924-8791, Tom Crossan, 921-1041, Theresa Joy, 844-4115, or
Mike Heywood, 999-8374.
Eucharistic Ministers Would you be able to help by being a
substitute visiting minister for the nursing homes, especially during
the summer months? You will find this ministry very rewarding.
Please call the parish office, 926-5553, if you are willing to help.
Thank You!
Parents of Altar Servers: Please try to
have your child check the ministry
schedule ahead of time to see if a
replacement is needed, then if so, get
one. As Altar Servers, they become part
of the liturgical team for the Mass and
their presence is valuable.
Editor’s Note: The editor is trying to get used to a new
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ST PASCHAL’S CALENDAR
Sunday — July 10
8:00 AM Mass: For all the People of the Parish
Coffee & Donuts
Wednesday — July 13
10:00 AM: Pinochle Group
Saturday — July 16 — Centennial Celebration
5:00 PM: Mass
Dinner
Sunday — July 17 — Centennial Celebration
8:00 AM Mass: For all the People of the Parish
Coffee & Donuts
Noon: Barbecue
Parking Reminders for Centennial Celebration:
Parking entrance ONLY from Park Rd during
Centennial Weekend. Marietta entrance
reserved for religious clergy.
St. Paschal Announcements
St. Paschal Parish Centennial July 16 & 17 Many
activities are planned starting at noon on Saturday.
Check out the schedule of events on this page. There
are only a few days for parishioners and alumni
to register for the Centennial/Reunion at
www.stp100spokane.classquest.com or call
509-869-2799.
St. Paschal Educare There are some openings
available in our Educare pre-school now during the
summer and fall. For more information, call Mary
Jo Paschall, 922-7616.
Found: A cross was found in the St. Paschal parking
lot on the south side of the building near the ramp
recent. Call the St. John Vianney Parish Office,
926-5428.
Annual Catholic Appeal 2016 The goal for St. John
Vianney Parish is $80,294 and St. Paschal Parish,
$17,679. The most recent report indicates that 44.44%
of St. John Vianney parish households have responded
with a total of $70,709 and 43.41% of St. Paschal parish
households have responded with a total of $13,445.
Thank you to those who have contributed to this year’s
Appeal.
St. Paschal Centennial Celebration
Saturday, July 16
Noon
Silent Auction starts in school
Noon
Social Hour
Noon
1—3 p.m.
Pick up welcome bags
Barbershop Quartet performs on campus; self-guided
tours, cake walk; children games, displays
3—4:30 p.m.
4:50 p.m
Guest speakers, trophy distribution
Final Silent Auction table closes
5 p.m.
Mass, Most Reverend Thomas A. Daly, Bishop of
Spokane; Most Reverend William S. Skylstad, Bishop
Emeritus; Fr. Joseph W. Bell
6—8:30 p.m.
Pay & pick up Silent Auction items
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
Dinner catered by Mamma Mia’s “A taste of Italy”
Awards Ceremony
7:30 p.m.
Program
8 p.m.
Social Hour
Sunday, July 17
8 a.m.
Mass
9—10:30 a.m.
10:30—Noon
Coffee & Donut Hour in Parish Center
Self-guided tours of school & Parish Center
Noon—2 p.m.
Live music by the “Fiddle Hotshot” Aaron Castilla;
Barbecue
1—4 p.m.
Organized sports & games
ST PASCHAL’S LITURGICAL MINISTERS
July 17, 2016
8:00 AM
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
K. Foreman
M. L. Hawks
S. Green
V. Gregson
PARK PLACE: P. Ficalora
LECTOR
St. Paschal, July 3, 2016
M. Foster
Sunday Envelopes
Building Fund
$1,345.10 Fuel
$12.00
$51.00 Poor
$22.00
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reflecting on the Word
Moses tells the people that God’s command is already in their
mouths and hearts. The way Jesus treats the scholar reflects
this. He asks how he reads the law. The scholar knew what to
do. Then Jesus ups the ante with his response to the question,
“Who is my neighbor?” Jesus makes clear that the Samaritan,
who treated the person with mercy, was the neighbor. The
enemy was the neighbor. Who did the scholar ask the question?
We don’t know. We do know that Jesus asks him to stretch his
definition of neighbor and see as god does. Even one’s enemy
is neighbor, for we are all children of God. Someone from the
towns who refused Jesus hospitality models a faithful response.
A retired Marine once told me he was trained never to think
of an enemy as a person. Only by putting someone in a
category — enemy, opponent, evil, or threat — can we
consider dismissing and mistreating other people. When we see
the other as human and like us, mistreatment becomes more
difficult. That’s why it is difficult to eat or pray with someone
who has hurt us. The tension becomes too much, so we leave or
try to reconcile. Our hearts know that we are more alike than
unlike.
Christ came to reconcile all things in himself, making peace
by the blood of his cross. He embraced what was death-dealing
and found life. Signing ourselves with the cross reminds us that
God’s way, difficult as it can be, is as near as our mouths and
hearts. That act invites us to see all people as human, as
neighbor. Show others the mercy that God has given us and
love both God and neighbor.
Living the Word
Destination Devotions
Planning a summer trip? Take along a Scripture passage
befitting your vacation to use for devotions and prayer time.
• In the mountains: “The mountains and hills will burst into
song before you” (Isaiah 55:12).
• At a lake, perhaps on a fishing trip: “They were casting a net
into the lake, for they were fishermen. ‘Come, follow me,’
Jesus said, ‘and I will send you out to fish for
people’” (Matthew 4:18-19).
• Near an ocean or river: “Let the sea resound ... let the rivers
clap their hands” (Psalm 98:7-8).
• In the desert: “They looked toward the desert, and there was
the glory of the LORD appearing in the cloud” (Exodus 16:10).
• In the woods: “Blessed is the one ... whose delight is in the
law of the LORD .... That person is like a tree planted by
streams of water, which yields its fruit in season”
(Psalm 1:1-3).
• In the flatlands: “‘My food,’ said Jesus, ‘is to do the will of
him who sent me .... I tell you, open your eyes and look at the
fields! They are ripe for harvest’” (John 4:34-35).
• On a “staycation” close to home: “Love the LORD your
God .... These commandments that I give you today are to be on
your hearts. ... Talk about them when you sit at home and when
you walk along the road .... Write them on the doorframes of
your houses and on your gates” (Deuteronomy 6:5-9).
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Immaculate Heart Retreat Center — 448-1224
The Crises of Leadership in our World: How we are genuine
“Salt & Light.” Barbecue with Bishop Emeritus William
Skylstad D.D., Tuesday, July 12, 5 — 8 p.m., beginning with
Mass. Please register in advance. Cost $20 per person.
Retreat for Spiritual Direction, “Moving in God’s Direction”,
Mary Sharon Moore, MTS, July 18—22. Cost, $475/person.
Summer Senior Days, July 27 and August 17, 11:30 a.m.—
1 p.m. Come enjoy lunch, a performance by the Hillyard Belles,
a facility tour and social time. Cost is $10/person.
Silent Day of Prayer, “Lord, Teach Us to Pray”, Mary Sharon
Moore, MTS, Monday, July 25, 9 a.m.—3 p.m. cost is $38;
additional $10 for a room. Call to reserve.
St. Charles Cursillo Meeting A meeting is scheduled for
Sunday, July 17, at 2 p.m., at St. Charles to plan a Men’s and
women’s Cursillo in September/October. For more information,
call Fr. Tom Connolly, 327-9573.
Pilgrim’s Mass Sacred Heart Parish of Spokane plan to host a
“Pilgrim’s Mass” at 5 p.m., July 24, followed by a Pilgrim’s
Dinner at 6:15 p.m. There will be a special blessing of former
and new pilgrims who plan to walk the Camino de Santiago de
Compostela in the future. An informal question and answer
period will be at each dinner table with former pilgrims who
have experienced the walk. Quick dry shirts with the traditional
yellow arrow on a bright blue background to mark the Way
from Spokane to Santiago are available for $15. New pilgrims
who plan to walk will receive a shell/conch with their blessing.
All interested in this centuries old pilgrimage walk across Spain
are invited to attend.
The event is free, but an RSVP is requested to help plan for
food and number of T-shirts to order. A free will donation will
be accepted. Questions? Call 448-9736 or Sacred Heart Parish
at 747-5810. Register online at [email protected]
with numbers of people for dinner, as well as T-shirts and sizes
requested for pre-order.
Catholic Charities Food for All will host the 2nd Annual Big
Picnic at Food for All Farm Saturday, August 6, 4-8 p.m. This
is a FREE, family friendly event! Together we will celebrate
summer, fresh food, and community. Food For All provides:
farm-raised, spit-roasted pork & lamb, a selection of main
salads, lemonade & water, music, lawn games, and a beautiful
place for a summer gathering. Guests provide: A potluck dish
to share and any additional beverages you wish to enjoy. Come
meet new friends, eat great food, and celebrate the summer
season! You may find out more and RSVP online at
www.CatholicCharitiesFoodforAll.com. Tickets are not
required for entry.
Novena and Canonization Mass in honor of Blessed
Teresa of Calcutta St. Patrick Catholic Church, 5021
N. Nelson St. 487-1325. Novena, 6—7 p.m., Friday,
August 26, to Saturday, September 3. Canonization Mass,
1 p.m., Sunday, September 4. Celebrant: Most Reverend
Thomas Daly. Luncheon to follow in the adjacent park.
Retrouvaille Weekend Retrouvaille is for any couple who
would like to rediscover their marriage and improve
communication. For confidential information or to register for
the September 9-11 Spokane weekend, call 520-4118 or (800)
470-2230 or visit the web site at www.Retrouvaille.org.
Golf Tournament Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Church are
sponsoring a golf tournament Monday, September 19, at
Downriver Golf Course. Shotgun start at 1:15 p.m., $100 per
player, 18 holes of golf. Register at www.sistersofmarymc.org
or call 509-448-9890. Entry includes tournament, refreshments,
dinner, and a special gift. Help us raise funds for our future
housing projects.
In order to meet our budgeted operating
expenses, we
expenses,
need income
we need
of
about $8,500
Sunday
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per week.
collections of $8,500 per week.
Thank you for continuing to support St. John Vianney Parish.
St. John Vianney, July 3, 2016
See next week
The Good Samaritan was also a good steward, giving his
time and his treasure to meet his neighbor’s need. At
the end of this familiar story, Jesus urges His bearers –
and us – to go and do the same!
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Understanding the Word
July 10, 2016
The first reading is taken from the third section of
Deuteronomy, in which Moses offers an extended address to
the people after having revealed the words of the covenant. The
people are called together in order to ratify the covenant that
they have just received. In our reading, Moses emphasizes that
the people are to respond to the law with their whole heart and
being. The “command” is not distant or difficult to understand,
as it has already been recited (“in your mouths,”) and
internalized (“in your hearts,”) Israel has merely to obey and
the blessings of God (land and progeny) will be theirs.
The reading from Colossians is a Christological hymn
evoking images from Wisdom literature. The believers are
exhorted to lead a life worthy of the Lord. The reading
describes the identity of this Lord and his effect. He is
preeminent, and by his blood on the cross, he has effected
reconciliation and peace. The believers are reminded that we
have been reconciled by his death if we continue in faith.
Though the Samaritan towns refuse to offer Jesus hospitality,
Jesus nonetheless uses a parable about a Samaritan as the
example of truly fulfilling the law and therefore assuring
oneself of eternal life. The priest and Levite may have avoided
the wounded man out of concerns for ritual purity. The
Samaritan would have no such limitation. He is described as
responding out of compassion.
He not only attend to the
immediate needs, but also goes
a step further and pays for his
continued care. In Luke, Jesus
expects exemplary ethical
behavior from his disciples.
Please keep in your prayers all named below and
all who are ill and in need of your prayers
Jesse Achenbach, Msgr. Frank Bach, Louise Baker, Quinn Bell, Mary
Alice Boeller, Cindy Cencich Brumfield, Dan & Ruby Casey, Rose
Cheeney, Dorothea Christian, Jim Christnacht, Duane Costa, Harold &
Margaret Cronk, Art Delbuono, Mike Doohan, Jean Frucci, Merle
Gilmore, Terry Gunderson, Christy Harbison, Jackie Howerton,
Marcie Kelly, Tom Knudson, Marion Lancaster, Tam Le, Katie Lund,
Nash Lund, Julie Mathews, Sharon Mehaffey, Maureen StevensMcClarty, Jack McLeslie, Mark Newman, Betty Pierson, Marge
Sauvé, Madge Schaff, Jack Schofield, Gerald Seubert, Chuck & Vicki
Sevela, Abagail Shelton, Bill Simpson, Martha Smith, Jack Walker,
Mary Ann Warren, and Priscilla Zaagman.
Anyone desiring to have a name in the Prayers for the Ill,
please contact the Parish Office, 926-5428 or 926-5553.
News from St. John Vianney Catholic School — 926-7987
School Office Hours for the Summer Our office hours are
Tuesdays, 10 a.m. — 2 p.m. during the month of July. We do
check our voice mail and can be reached by emails. Families
interested in registering for the 2016-2017 school year may call
926-7987 and your call will be returned.
Thank you for your continued support of our school
ministry. Sonia Flores-Davis, Principal
SJV & ST PASCHAL’S JR & SR HIGH MINISTRY
Our youth ministry Tuesday gatherings for
grades 7—12 are over for a while. Deacon Kelly
Stewart, Youth Minister, 926-5428 or 993-4425
or e-mail: [email protected]
St. Anthony, Spokane Youth Group
Presents Biking with the Bishop
Students grades 6—12, join Bishop Thomas Daly for a 5 mile
bike ride on the Centennial Trail Sunday, August 28, at 4 p.m.
Mission Park North Shelter (Mission & Perry). BBQ following
at Mission Park; bring a side dish to share. Call Deacon Kelly
before August 12 if you are interested to go with a SJV &
St. Paschal group. Registration is required.
Catholic Charities Junior Board is seeking new members!
Will you be a junior or senior in high school for the 2016-17
school year? Are looking for ways to get involved and give
back to the Catholic Community? To learn more about this
leadership opportunity and receive an application, please email
Kassi Kain at [email protected]. Applications must be
submitted by August 1.
Living the Word
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ST JOHN VIANNEY LITURGICAL MINISTERS
July 16/17, 2016
5:00 PM
10:00 AM
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
1. P. Heimerman
3. J. Kappen
5. T. Sokol
7. W. Burks
1. E. Schiffner
3. J. Sebert
5. N. Monteith
7. J. Greer
LECTORS
ALTAR SERVERS
USHERS/GREETERS
2. G. Stratton
4. D. Markey
7. M. Sokol
T. Crossan
J. Hiner
J. Huntley
C. Huntley
K. Bellis
J. Gonzalez
B. Meyers
D. Morrison
M. Tibbals
2. J. Williams
4. M. Daspit
6. K. Strobridge
N. Durgan
B. Joy
H. Greer
M. Greer
K. Biard
P. Hess
D. Carson
N. Durgan
S. Carson