29 - St. Joseph`s Catholic Church

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PARISH STAFF:
Fr. Gregory Hart, Pastor
Dc. Dan Daily, Deacon
Pamela Castillow, Bookkeeper / Office Manager
Shannon Stowe, Business Manager / D.R.E.
David Burkemper, Catholic Youth (CY) & Family Life Director
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
PARISH FACILITIES:
Parish Hall Phone:
Rectory Phone:
SACRAMENTAL
INFORMATION
All Sacraments require a call or visit to the parish
office for more information. Below are some notes for
your benefit:
Baptism: Parents and Godparents are required to
participate in a preparation process before Baptism of
Children. Registration is required. If possible, it is
recommended that all requirements be completed
BEFORE the child’s birth.
Sick Calls: Please call the parish office if you or an
immediate relative would like to receive the Eucharist
or Anointing at home or in the hospital.
Confirmation: Requires a MINIMUM of two years
participation in Parish Religious Education and the
candidate must be 14 years old. Contact Shannon
Stowe at 479.361.2612.
Convalidations: This is the term for marriages getting
“blessed” in the church. Most rules for “Weddings”
apply for Convalidations.
Eucharistic Adoration:
Tuesday 8:00am through
Midnight Friday in the Chapel.
First Communion: Requires a MINIMUM of two years
participation in Parish Religious Education. Candidates
must be at least 7 years old. Contact Shannon Stowe at
479.361.2612.
Funerals: Please call the office immediately to sstart
preparation.
Marriage Cases/Annulments: If you’ve divorced and
are planning to re-marry, have already re-married,
married, or
are marrying / married to someone with that situation
even if it was prior to being Catholic: Contact Pamela
Castillow at 361-2612.
Reconciliation: ½ hour before all weekend Masses or
by Appointment.
RCIA Classes: (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Pat
Buhr 479-524-8921 or 479-466-7776.
7776. RCIA is for those
who are interested in becoming Catholic or those who
may not have completed
d the sacraments of First
Communion or Confirmation.
Weddings: A minimum of 6 months is required for
marriage preparation. No outdoor weddings are
permitted.
479.361.2211
479.717.2354
IMPORTANT PARISH CONTACTS:
Altar Servers: (Saturday):
(Sunday):
Mike Della Rosa
479.790.2246
Bereavement Dinners:
Norma Deines
479.751.1425
Bulletin:
Shannon Stowe
[email protected]
Cemetery:
Mike Zulpo
479.361.2357
Choir: (Sunday):
Marty Taldo
479.361.2459
Catholic Youth (CY): (Sixth through
ugh Twelfth Grade):
David Burkemper
479.361.2612
ext 3
Eucharistic Ministers:
Leonard Pianalto
479.361.2633
Gift Bearers:
Shannon Stowe
479.361.2612
Misty Piazza
Misty Piazza
Ryan Pianalto & Shirley Lott
479.466.3994
Gift Shop:
Saturday:
Sunday (Eng):
Grape Festival: (Chairman)
Chris Martini
(Co-Chairman)
Todd Ceola
“The Hut”
118th Tontitown Grape Festival dates:
Grapevine (e-mail news):
Shannon Stowe
479.530.0481
479-422-5870
479.361.2615
August 9-13, 2016
[email protected]
Knights of Columbus:
Ryan Pianalto
479.287.9384
Lectors:
Patricia Gross
479.521.0123
Mary Wyandt Hiebert
479.521.6566
Parish Council:
Parish Religious Education (P.R.E.) Shannon Stowe
479.361.2612.
Sacristans & Decor:
479.361.2560
479.361.2423
479.466.4128
Margie Ceola
Jettie Franco
Paula Marinoni
If you are new to our parish, we welcome
you and invite you to become a member.
Registration forms are on the Parish
Website (www.stjoetontitown.org) or in
the Parish Office. Please complete one
for each family member and drop it into
the collection basket.
Please also call the office if any of your
family information has changed (name,
phone, address, etc.) so that we can make
the changes in our information.
We are always in need of more help in our various parish ministries please call the parish office or the person in charge of any ministries you
are interested in. We would love to have you!
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016
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MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULE
PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL IN NEED
Jean Bersi
Rob Beyer
Thomas Bevins
Kim Biondo
Benita Bowen
Kay Brooke
Ginger Daily
Paula Gallagher
Louis Germany
Ellen Goff
Tom Goff
Roger Gross
Alma Hartman
Carol Higgins
Rose Huff
Rainie Johnson
Theresa Kappler
Channing Lamb
Jack Lucy
Debbie Magee Msgr. James Mancini
Kay Marveggio Megan Taldo McAfee Tom McFadden
James Miller
Jeb Mills
Andy Moffett
Julie Neil
Helene Newman
Deloris Peacy
Claudine Pianalto Elsie Mae Pianalto Esther Pianalto
Lena Pianalto
Leonard Pianalto
Robert Pianalto
Albert Piazza
Jeanette Piazza
Margaret Piazza
Misty Piazza
Oakleigh Roberts
Randi Rogers
Richard Russell
Bill St. Mary
Cathyrn Staggs
Mary Ann Taldo
Gerald Walsh
Chadwick Wa
Walter
Kimberly West
Diana Wright
We need to keep our prayer list tidy. We will clean it out March 31, 2016.
You can keep your loved one on it by calling or ee-mailing
([email protected] ) the Parish Office to let them know which of your
loved ones are still in need of prayer.
Sat.
Sun.
Sun.
Mon.
Tue.
Wed.
Thu.
Fri
Fri
Sat.
HOLY FATHER'S INTENTIONS FOR JANUARY
JANUARY:
Universal: That sincere dialogue among men and women of
different faiths may produce the fruits of peace and justice.
Evangelization: That by means of dialogue and fraternal
charity and with the grace of the Holy Spirit, Christians may
overcome divisions.
Sat.
Sun.
Sun.
COLLECTIONS:
Regular Collection
Children's Collection
Building Fund
Black & Indian Mission
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2016
THROUGH
$5,885.83
$6.00
$205.00
$20.00
3:40 pm: The Holy Rosary
4:00 pm: +Don Mansell
Jan 31
8:30 am: The Holy Rosary
9:00 am: All Parishioners
Jan 31 (Latin) 11:00 am: The Holy Rosary
11:30 am: SI: James Schiller Family
Feb 1
No Mass No Mass
Feb 2
5:15 pm Liturgy of the Hours
5:30 pm: +Lorene Taldo
Feb 3
7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours
7:30 am: +Jim Kappler
Feb 4
7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours
7:30 am: +Geraldine Copeland
Feb 5
7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours
7:30 am: Sacred Heart of Jesus
Feb 5
5:15 pm: Liturgy of the Hours
5:30 pm: +Gary Mussino
Feb 6
7:40 am: The Holy Rosary
8:00 am: Immaculate Heart of Mary
Feb 6
3:40 pm: The Holy Rosary
4:00 pm: +Mary Tessaro
Feb 7
8:30 am: The Holy Rosary
9:00 am: +Phyllis Hale
Feb 7 (Latin) 11:00 am: The Holy Rosary
11:30 am: All Parishioners
Jan 30
ETERNAL REST
Eternal rest grant unto themO’Lord
themO’Lord
Lorene Taldo
Communal Anointing of the Sick will be offered after all the
Masses THIS weekend, January 30th and 31st. Those
about to undergo surgery, with long-term
term illness, etc. are
especially invited to attend.
Parishioner & mother of Kenneth, Curtis & Phillip Taldo and Marilyn
Taldo-Coffman.
Coffman. Sister to Richard & Bobby Pianalto and
Helen McGinnis
innis & Pauline Weathers
Entered Eternal Rest January18, 2016
and let perpetual light shine upon them
WHAT’S GOING ON AT ST. JOSEPH’S
The annual Black and Indian Mission Collection is the first
national collection, authorized by the U.S. bishops in 1884.
This weekend, January 30th & 31st,, our parish will take up the
annual Collection for Black and Indian Missions. Our financial
contribution
ion helps support Catholic American Indian
communities on reservations, in rural areas and inner cities.
The collection also supports African American schools and
evangelization programs, particularly in the south. With open
hearts let us unite ourselves with
ith the love of Christ in
supporting the Black and Indian Mission Collection. For more
information, go to www.blackandindianmission.org.
MASSES FOR ASH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10!
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All English Masses
es Mass 7:30 AM 12:15 PM & 6:30 PM
On Ash Wednesday (Feb 10) a special collection will be taken
up to support missionary activities and the priests and religious
who proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ as they serve among
the people of our diocese. 1oo% of this collection goes to direct
ministry expenses. Please be as generous as you can in
supporting these missionary apostolates through the Ash
Wednesday Collection.
Fish Frys: The Knights of Columbus will have their Fish
Frys on February 12th
th and March 18th both at 5:30 PM
in the Parish Hall! $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for
children 12 and under. Come join us!!!
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LENTEN REGULATIONS REGARDING FAST AND
ABSTINENCE.
Abstinence from meat of warm blooded animals is to be
observed by all Catholics 14 years old and older on Ash
Wednesday and on all the Fridays of Lent.
Fasting is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by
all Catholics who are 18 years of age but not yet 59. Those who
are bound by this may take only one full meal. Two smaller
meals are permitted if necessary to maintain strength according to
one‘s
‘s needs, but eating solid foods between meals is not
permitted.
The special Paschal fast and abstinence are prescribed for Good
Friday and encouraged for Holy Saturday.
The Stations of the Cross: For Roman Catholics throughout
the world, the Stations of the Cross are synonymous with Lent,
Holy Week and, especially, Good Friday. This devotion is also
known as the "Way of the Cross", the "Via Crucis", and the
"Via Dolorosa." It commemorates 14 key ev
events on day of
Christ's crucifixion. The majority concern His final walk
through the streets of Jerusalem, carrying the Cross.
Today, images of the Stations (or simple crosses representing
them) are on display in almost all Catholic churches. They
serve mainly
inly as a focus for Lenten worship services. But the
Stations can also be performed privately, at any time of the
year, even at home.
Fr. Hart is leading the Stations of the Cross on Wednesdays
at 6:30 PM and Fridays at 5:30 PM (except as noted) in the
Church Calendar. Mass will follow.
Bible Study: Epic: A Journey Through Church History on
Tuesdays from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm and 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
(you pick which time works best for you!). This exciting 20
20part DVD series takes you through the major people, places,
and events that make up the history of the Catholic Church.
See the glory of the Church founded by Christ and understand
where you fit into this Epic story. Light snacks will be
provided.
rovided. Please contact David Burkemper at 361
361-2612 #3 to
sign up!
RCIA Anyone looking to join the Catholic Church is welcome
to call the parish office and you'll be the first to know about
opportunities for this year's RCIA which has begun, but
inquirers are always invited to join. Meet us in the Parish
Education Center Adult Education Room Thursdays 6:30 PM
to 8:30 PM. This class is also open to all Catholics who wish
to learn more about their faith.
Child Care is available for those who wish to use it during
the 9:00 am Sunday Mass. Participating children need to be
taken to the Education Center and will need to fill out an
information form.
Inclement Weather Policy Reminder If Springdale Schools
are closed there will be no day or evening classes. For Daily
Masses, see our parish website at www.stjoetontitown.org or
our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/stjoetontitown.
The office will also be closed when "the big four schools"
(Bentonville, Fayetteville, Rogers and Springdale) are all
closed.
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION - (P. R. E.)
Confirmation Retreat on February 6th for those in the
Confirmation Class only.
CATHOLIC YOUTH - SR & JR CY
We will be hosting a Super Bowl party in the CY Room on
Feb. 7 at 5 pm. The CY will provide pizza and drinks, but
please bring other snacks (chips, salsa, etc) to munch on.
Please RSVP with David Burkemper either by phone or ee
mail so I know how much food and drinks to buy.
Catholic Heart Work Camp (CHWC) is coming up this June
(5-11)
11) in Memphis, TN! Spend a rewarding week helping
those in need with people around the country. Cost is only
$125, with potential for reduction. Limited spots available
and are filling up fast!
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION:
Welcome all new adorers!!
Midnight to 6am
6am to Noon
Laura Leto
Denise Kidd
479-442-0643 / 479-409-6467 479-306-4244
479
/ 479-439-2047
Noon to 6pm
6pm to Midnight
Shirley Hoke
Judy Ranalli
479-521-7869 / 479-530-4577 479-361-2086
479
/ 479-957-0825
The chapel is open for those who want to Adore the Lord from
Tuesday at 8:00 am to Friday at Midnight.
Please know that you can still sign up for any hour convenient
for you. The Lord loves many Adorers. Adorers are
a welcomed
for any hour. Two Adorers per hour is especially encouraged!
If you cannot attend your Holy Hour, please ask a family
member, friend or another adorer to substitute for you. If none
are available, then contact your division leader.
Inclement Weather: If Springdale Schools are closed, the
Adoration Chapel is closed. Adoration will resume at 8:00am
on the day school resumes.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - FR. BANDINI COUNCIL
Our Next Meeting – Monday, February 8 at 6:30 pm at the
KOC hall with food and beverages being served after the
meeting. For info or if you have any suggestions, please
contact Ryan Pianalto at 479.287.9384
287.9384.
FR. HART LEADS A PILGRIMAGE TO FRANCE
Pilgrimage to France: In this Jubilee Year of Mercy, join Fr. Hart on a pilgrimage to France from
September 19 to 30, 2016. Our journey includes: round trip airfare from Fayetteville, 10 First
Class hotel nights (double occupancy), daily breakfas
breakfastt and dinner, private motor coach, Seine
River cruise, baggage handling, daily Mass at various shrines. Among the sites visited are:
Lourdes where the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in 1858, the parish church of St. John
Vianney, Cluny Abbey, Paray
Paray-le-Monial,
nial, the Cathedral of Chartes with its famous stain glass
windows, Lisieux - where St. Theresa the little Flower was born, the Normandy Beaches, the
site of the Allied Invasion, and the American Cemetery there, and Mont Saint-Michel
Saint
Abbey
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Church. In Paris, we will visit: Notre Dame Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, Museum d'Orsay, Montmartre, Basilica of Sacre Coeur, and a
Seine River cruise. Price per person, double occupancy, is $ 4,150 + $ 154 airline fees. Contact Travel Tyme for information and
brochure at 1-800-886-2151 or Fr. Hart at 479-361-2612. Deadline to book is April 30!
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM OTHER AREA CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHES
NWA FRASSATI
YOUNG ADULTS! Have you made a New Year's Resolution
to get more involved in your church and develop your faith
life this year? The NWA Frassati Society is an energetic
Catholic Young Adults group that yields Spiritual Growth,
Social Events, and Service Opportunities! Join us for our bible
study series "The Dawn of the Messiah" Mondays at 7pm in
two locations: Bentonville and St. Joe's in Tontitown. Join us
Friday, Feb 5th at the Jones Center for a Razorback Hockey
Game.To
learn
more
LIKE
us
on
facebook.com/NWAFrassatiSociety - visit our website
nwafrassati.com or email us [email protected]!
DEANERY SPRING RECONCILIATION EVENT
5 HOURS WITH THE LORD: Please join us for the “West
Ozark Deanery Spring Reconciliation Event” ~ Friday, March
4, 2016, 4pm-9pm. at St. Raphael Catholic Church,
Springdale. 14 Area priests will be available to hear
confessions the entire evening. In our church we will have
Stations of the Cross in English at 5:30pm & Spanish at
6:30pm. We will also have the Blessed Sacrament exposed
several times throughout the night. Bring the whole family to
this faith filled event and plan to eat here, too. Our Men’s
Club will be hosting an All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry/Grilled
Cheese dinner from 5:30-7pm. Adults-$10, Children-$5. This
will be the Deanery’s only reconciliation service for the
spring. We will be united in the “Year of Mercy.”
SUBIACO ACADEMY - SUBIACO
Discover Subiaco Academy: Subiaco Academy, a Catholic,
Benedictine boarding/day college prep school for boys grades
7-12, in western Arkansas (east of Fort Smith), is offering the
opportunity for prospective students and parents to visit and
experience Subiaco. 2016 Shadow Days are scheduled for
Fridays, February 12, March 11, and April 8. Families can
register for a Shadow Day or schedule a visit at another time
by contacting: 800-364-7824 or [email protected]. The
events are FREE of charge, including meals and overnight
accommodations.
DIOCESE OF LITTLE ROCK
You are invited to attend the Arkansas Catholic Men's
Conference V to be held at Christ the King Catholic Church on
Saturday, February 6, 2016. The topic of the conference is "Be
Courageous, Be Strong, Be A Catholic Man." Archbishop J.
Peter Sartain and Dr. Allen Hunt will be our guest speakers.
The conference will begin with Mass at 8:00 a.m. celebrated by
Bishop Taylor. Registration begins at 7:15 a.m. and will
conclude after Mass. The conference will begin at 9:30 and
should conclude between 3:30-4:00 p.m. Four talks will be
given and should be outstanding. The Sacrament of
Reconciliation will be offered from 11:00 - 1:00. This is a
statewide function with a large participation from the Central
Deanery. Help us get the message about this conference to all
the parishes and support our former Bishop. I will need your
email and phone number to be used for conference
announcements only if you plan to attend. Call me if you have
questions or plan to attend at 501-680-3619. Preregistration
for men of your parish planning to attend is at
TinyURL.com/ACMCregister.
Married Couples. By offering Married Couples the beautiful
experience of a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend, the
Catholic Church is affirming and supporting you in your chosen
vocation – Marriage. Take advantage of this great gift to
enhance your relationship and enjoy a love-filled weekend
away together. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Weekends are at Subiaco, Arkansas, February 12-14, 2016 and
at Memphis – Our Lady Queen of Peace Retreat Center, April
15-17, 2016. Space is limited. For more information or to
apply call Stephen and Elaine Lienhart at 501-312-1119 or
email [email protected] or apply online at
www.arkansaswwme.org/apply.
Natural Family Planning (NFP). Learn NFP at home and at your
own pace with the Home Study Course from NFP International,
www.nfpandmore.org. Includes Ecological Breastfeeding (it
really can space babies), a double-check system of fertility
awareness, and Catholic teaching that’s easy to understand.
Work with a live instructor by email. Completion certificate.
Only $70.
Advertising in the Diocese of Little Rock’s publications builds
credibility and trust. Whether it is the award-winning, weekly
print or digital edition of Arkansas Catholic, arkansascatholic.org or our new aSpire e-newsletter, reaching other
Catholics around the state is simple, affordable and gets results.
If you are a business owner or manager and want to introduce
your business to the Catholic audience, contact advertising
manager Marie Duke at [email protected] or (501) 664-0125.
Ask for “Marie’s Special” for a discount.
Post-Abortion Support Group: Do you feel alone, hurting or
unforgiven from a past abortion? The Respect Life Office,
through Project Rachel, is starting a support group, beginning
February 15, 2016. The spiritual journey lasts 11 weeks, with
small groups of 6-8. Groups will be formed in Little Rock,
Fayetteville/Rogers, possibly Northeast Arkansas, and the Hot
Springs area. All names and meeting places are strictly
confidential. For details call 501-664-0340, ext. 357. All
inquiries must be made by February 15, 2016.
Encuentro Matrimonial is Marriage Encounter in Spanish and
is a program of 44 hours in which couples can leave work,
children, housework, and telephone in order to focus only on
each other. If you are looking to grow in your relationship, to
make it more profound and to enrich it, then you will like the
difference that a weekend of Worldwide Marriage Encounter
can make in your lives. The next weekend will be at St. John
Center, Little Rock, February 12-13, 2016.
For more
information or registration, call Adrian y Reyna Alvarez (773)
213-9593 or Fermín y Noemi Andrade (479) 644-1152.
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The Diocese of Little Rock seeks a Respect Life Director.
Responsibilities include promoting and implementing the U.S.
Catholic Bishops’ Pastoral Plan for Pro-Life Activities and
Respect Life Program, working closely with parish coordinators,
organizing the Mass for Life and monitoring state and federal
legislation. Must be a Catholic with demonstrated knowledge
of the Church’s moral and social teachings. Position is 25 hours
per week and includes benefits. To apply, submit a cover letter
and resume to Dennis Lee, Chancellor for Administrative
Affairs, at [email protected]. For more information, call the diocese
at (501) 664-0340.
The Diocese of Little Rock has an opening for an Associate
Director in the Office of Faith Formation. The minimum
qualifications include: Theology degree or (5) years of Faith
Formation experience, strong presentation and communication
skills, and the ability to work some weekends and evenings and
travel. The diocese offers competitive pay with excellent
benefits. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to:
Dennis Lee, Chancellor for Administrative Affairs, Diocese of
Little Rock, 2500 North Tyler Street, Little Rock, AR 72207 or
email to [email protected].
Administrative Assistant in Diocesan Finance Office: The
Diocese of Little Rock has an opening for an Administrative
Assistant in the Finance Office to work with investments,
insurance, accounting, budgeting, deposit and loan, and
property. This is a full-time position with competitive pay and
benefits. To apply, send a cover letter and resume to Dennis
Lee, Chancellor for Administrative Affairs, 2500 North Tyler
Street, Little Rock, AR 72207 or [email protected]
Arkansas Catholic is seeking to hire a motivated, organized
full-time Advertising Manager to coordinate and sell
advertising for the weekly newspaper, website, newsletter and
directory. Applicants must have a driver’s license and at least
two years of sales experience, preferably in media sales. Office
hours must be maintained at St. John Center in Little Rock.
Salary includes base pay and commission. Benefits provided
include health and dental insurance, retirement plan and paid
vacation and sick time. To apply, send a cover letter and
resume to Malea Hargett, Editor, at [email protected]. For
more information, call Malea Hargett at (501) 664-0125.
WEEKEND MINISTRIES
Date:
30-Jan
Altar Servers:
C1
C2
Book
Cross
MC
Ernie
Woodard
Volunteer
Matthew Huck
Blaise Wittschen
Brittan Wittschen
Emma Breaux
31-Jan
6-Feb
Lectors:
Abigail Guy
Brayden Zulpo
Tyler Ford
Christopher Guy
Jacob Ford
C1
C2
Book
Cross
MC
Sarah Heath
Emily Schaben
Lucas Schaben
Matthew Heath
Hannah Pianalto
Adrian Gonzalez
Lauren Brock
Volunteer
Max McDonald
Torrie Pianalto
7-Feb
Denise
Kidd
Dean
Schaben
Mike
Washkowiak
Eucharistic Ministers:
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Evelyn Pianalto
Rebecca Pianalto
Stan Pianalto
Shannon Stowe
Sara Miller
Judy Ranalli
Mike Della Rosa
Chris Pianalto
Chris Martini
Denise McDonald
Dail Bevins
Robert Beyer
Valerie Wright
Mary Ann Carender
Richard Ptak
Maureen Gruich
Patricia Mansell
Mark Casey
Denise Pearce
Mike Verucchi
Laura Huck
Lydia Huck
Debbie Verucchi
James Miller
Gift Bearers:
EM to Sick
Roger & Sara
Miller Family
Ryan & Christy
Pianalto Family
Mike Della
Rosa
Jeff & Karen
Strassle, Dail
Bevins
Dean & Denise
McDonald
Family
Pat & Bob
Brock
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
James Kidd
Marty Taldo
Cheyenne Bright
Christine Byrd
Michael Mrla
Arthur Penzo
Phyllis Weis
Reece Ryan
Bailey Sebert
Daniel Rogers
Shelly Szalanski
Kailey Brinker
Joyce Davidson
Steve Hendricks
Megan Pearce
Geraldine Alvis
Marty Neil
Karen Nichols
Michael Wittschen
Ernie Woodard
Mason Miller
Jason Millett
Alicia Swearingen
Dylan Gee
Skyler Ceola
Madailein Pitts
Mackenzie White
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
Mike & Bernadette Collin
Larry & Mary Wilburn
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Joseph & Marlene Piazza
CALENDAR OF EVENTS – JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2016
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
MASS READINGS
JANUARY 31 - FEBRUARY 6
Sunday: Jer 1:4-19; Ps 71:1-17; 1 Cor 12:31-13:13; Luke 4:18; Luke
4:21-30
Monday: 2 Sam 15:13-30, 16:5-13; Ps 3:1-7; Luke 7:16; Mark 5:1-20
Tuesday: Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24:7-10; Heb 2:14-18; Luke 2:22-40
2 Sam 18:9-19:3; Ps 86:1-6; Matt 8:17; Mark 5:21-43
Wednesday: 2 Sam 24:1-17; Ps 32:1-7; John 10:27; Mark 6:1-6
Thursday: 1 Kgs 2:1-12; 1 Chr 29:10-12; Mark 1:15; Mark 6:7-13
Friday: Sir 47:1-11; Ps 18:31-51; Luke 8:15; Mark 6:14-29
Saturday: 1 Kgs 3:4-13; Ps 119:9-14; John 10:27; Mark 6:30-34
Jan 31
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
(Child Care Available)
(With Anointing of the
Sick following Mass)
Feb 1
Feb 2
Feb 3
No Mass
Bible Study
1:00 pm to
3:00 pm
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Bible Study
6:30 pm to
8:30 pm
Feb 8
Feb 9
No Mass
Bible Study
1:00 pm to
3:00 pm
LofH 5:15PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Rosary 11:00 AM
Latin Mass 11:30 AM
(With Blessing of the
Throats)
Feb 14
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
(Child Care Available)
Feb 15
No Mass
Feb 21
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
(Child Care Available)
PRE
6:15 P M - PEC
Feb 10
ASH WEDNESDAY
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Mass
6:30 PM - PEC
All Masses are in
English
Feb 16
Feb 17
No 5:30 PM Mass
No 6:30 PM
Bible Study
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
PRE
6:15 P M - PEC
Mass 6:15 PM
PARISH
MISSION
7:00 PM
The Sacred
Heart and Holy
Eucharist with
Confession
Following
Mass 6:15 PM
PARISH MISSION
7:00 PM
Reverence for the
Holy Eucharist
with Confession
Following
Mass 6:15 PM
PARISH MISSION
7:00 PM
The Social
Missionary
Dimension of the
Holy Eucharist
with Confession
Following
Feb 22
Feb 23
Feb 24
No Mass
Rosary 11:00 AM
Latin Mass 11:30 AM
PEC = Parish Education Center
Bible Study
1:00 pm to
3:00 pm
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
LofH 5:15PM
Mass 5:30 PM
PRE
6:15 P M - PEC
Bible Study
6:30 pm to
8:30 pm
Stations 6:30 PM
Mass 7:00 PM
AE = Adult Education Room
ABBREVIATIONS:
C = Church
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Saturday
Jan 31
Jan 30
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
(With Anointing of
the Sick following
Mass)
Feb 5
Feb 6
FIRST FRIDAY
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
FIRST SATURDAY
Rosary 7:40 AM
Mass 8:00 AM
(With Blessing of
the Throats)
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
(With Blessing of
the Throats)
Feb 11
Feb 12
Feb 13
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
RCIA
6:30 - PEC AE
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
Mass 12:15 PM
Bible Study
6:30 pm to
8:30 pm
Bible Study
1:00 pm to
3:00 pm
Rosary 11:00 AM
Latin Mass 11:30 AM
PARISH MISSION 7:00 PM
The Importance and
Value of Eucharistic
Adoration with
Confessions following
Feb 4
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
LofH 5:15PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Rosary 11:00 AM
Latin Mass 11:30 AM
(With Anointing of the
Sick following Mass)
Feb 7
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
(Child Care Available)
(With Blessing of the
Throats)
FEBRUARY 7 - FEBRUARY 13
Sunday: Isa 6:1-8; Ps 138:1-8; 1 Cor 15:1-11; Matt 4:19;
Luke 5:1-11
Monday: 1 Kgs 8:1-13; Ps 132:6-10; Matt 4:23; Mark
6:53-56
Tuesday: 1 Kgs 8:22-30; Ps 84:3-11; Mark 7:1-13
Wednesday: Joel 2:12-18; 2 Cor 5:20-6:2; Ps 51:3-17;
Matt 6:1-18
Thursday: Deut 30:15-20; Ps 1:1-6; Luke 9:22-25
Friday: Isa 58:1-9; Ps 51:3-19; Matt 9:14-15
Saturday: Isa 58:9-14; Ps 86:1-6; Luke 5:27-32
Friday
RCIA
6:30 - PEC AE
Feb 18
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Stations 4:30 PM
Mass 5:00 PM
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
Fish Fry
5:30 PM - PH
Feb 19
Feb 20
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
No RCIA
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
Mass 6:15 PM
PARISH MISSION
7:00 PM
The Holy
Eucharist:
Sacrifice,
Communion &
Real Presence
(Reception
Following)
Feb 25
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Stations 5:30 PM
Mass 6:00 PM
Baptism Prep
6:30 PM - PEC
Feb 26
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
Feb 27
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
Stations 5:30 PM
Mass 6:00 PM
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
RCIA
6:30 - PEC AE
PH = Parish Hall
LofH = Liturgy of the Hours
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