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440 N.E. Ash
Pullman, WA 99163
Sacred Heart Church Bulletin
August 26, 2018
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Mass Schedule: Daily Mass: Tuesday: 4:30 PM, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 7:15 AM
Saturday 4:30 PM; Sunday 8:30 and 11:00 AM
Reconciliation (Penance): Saturday, 3:00 - 4:00 PM, and by appointment.
Baptism: Please plan at least two weeks in advance.
Marriage: Please plan at least four months in advance.
Parish Phone: 509-332-5312
Website: www.sacredheartpullman.org
Pastor: Father Steve Dublinski Office phone: 509-332-5312 E-mail: [email protected]
Deacon: Jim Evermann Phone: 509-339-3607 E-mail: [email protected]
Office Manager: Debbie Hawbaker E-Mail: [email protected]
Secretary & Bulletin Editor: Mary Sutherland E-mail:[email protected]
Offer a Mass: Contact Mary Sutherland to have a Mass said for a loved one
An inclusive Catholic family; united in faith, service and justice; grounded in the Eucharist; committed to a lifetime of spiritual growth.
Pastoral Council Kevin Owens, President 509-336-5944
Faith Formation 509-332-4402 Theresa Paul, Director E-mail: [email protected]
Sue McNamara, Faith Formation Assistant E-mail: [email protected]
Youth Ministries Coordinator Hally Rohla 509-332-4402 E-mail:[email protected]
Faith Formation Board Mary Johnson, President: 509-332-5633
Altar Society Lucille Guettinger 509-334-2628
Catholic Daughters Lorraine Farrand, Regent 509-878-1181
Knights of Columbus Eric Patera, Grand Knight 208-301-8730
Sacred Heart Social Justice Ministry Tim Paulitz 509-332-6184 Francy Bose 509-332-5114
Communion for the Homebound Jim Evermann 509-334-3041 Lucille Guettinger 509-334-2628
Helping Hands (meals) Faith Formation office 509-332-4402
Vocation Ministry Al Farrand 509-878-1181
Wheel chair access entry is from back of Church alley.
Published weekly by Sacred Heart Catholic Church 440 N.E. Ash Pullman, WA 99163 ISSUE NO. 550
“Survey for New Church” results: A slight correction; we received 232 surveys, not 235. A summary of the results is in the August 19 bulletin, and a link to the complete results with comments is on our website homepage: https://www.sacredheartpullman.org/.
LGBT Catholic Outreach Group holds a potluck on the first Saturday of the month immediately after the 4:30 pm Mass (September 1) All are welcome!
S A C R E D H E A R T C H U R C H
Monday – 7:15 am Communion service Tuesday – 7:15 am St Augustine Wednesday – 7:15 am The Passion of St John the Baptist Thursday – 7:15 am Friday – 7:15 am Saturday – 4:30 pm †For the repose of the soul of Jeanne Schaff†
Masses of the Week of Aug. 26 Eucharistic Ministers
This Weekend, August 25/26 4:30 pm Mary Ann Lincoln, Ray Quock, volunteer needed 8:30 am Mary Flores, Loette Scharnhorst, Jessica Cassleman, Charlotte Worthy 11 am Jim Evermann, Lorraine & Al Farrand
Ushers
This Weekend, August 25/26 4:30 pm Jane Hommel & volunteer needed 8:30 am Dennis Guettinger & Mike Kallaher 11 am Karen & Kevin Johnston
Mass Servers
This Weekend, August 25/26 4:30 pm Benjamin Buyserie & Emie Cummings 8:30 am Cruze McCann, Liam Rhoden, volunteer needed, 11 am Karli & Kurtis Johnston
Greeters
This Weekend, August 25/26 4:30 pm Muriel Slattum 8:30 am Peg Gunderson 11 am Alexis & Kevin Owens
Lectors
This Weekend, August 25/26 First Lector: Second Lector:
4:30 pm Elizabeth McKeighen Mike Berney 8:30 am Bill Engels Rob Cassleman 11 am Greg Johnson Ryne Rohla
The Week Ahead
Wednesday: Men’s morning prayer group, 6 am, hall. Thursday: Adoration, Rosary, Evening Prayer, 6:30 pm. Friday: Work party, between 9 am & noon, church. Friday: Pray the Rosary, 12:10 pm, church. Friday: Couples faith-sharing group, 6 pm. Saturday: LGBT Outreach Potluck, 5:30 pm, social hall.
NURSERY SERVICE is available only during 11 am Mass in June, July & August. It is downstairs in the
St. Augustine room. Our nursery is for children under 5 years of age. Nursery workers this Sunday, August 26
11:00 am Carissa Owens Suellen Rice
RCIA (The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is designed for non-Catholics and offers a process that allows seekers to examine the Catholic Faith more closely. Each fall we continue with sessions in which participants ask questions, explore Catholic teachings, and discover what it means to be a Catholic Christian. Discussions about our worship, traditions, structure and beliefs are included. Some people come to this class only to gain more understanding of the Catholic religion. Others come with the intention of becoming a member of the Church. It is important to us that people feel free to attend whether they decide to become Catholic or not. Contact Theresa Paul at the Faith Formation Office, [email protected], for more information. Sessions begin Wednesday, September 19. 6:30-8 pm in the Holy Family Room
Children’s Faith Formation
Faith Formation classes for preschool – sixth grade begin on September 16. Register online at www.sacredheartpullman.org/youth-enrichment or pick up a registration form in the parish library. Are you ready for a great experience? Can you tell stories? Do you work well with others; particularly children? Need an excuse to pray? Available Sunday mornings? If you answered yes to one or more, you can be a catechist. Contact Theresa Paul soon, at [email protected].
Do you want to be a more effective peace-maker in our world today? Cultivating Nonviolence, Harvesting Peace is an 8-week program offered at Sacred Heart that explores historical, biblical, and theological perspectives on non-violence and ways to take faithful action. Participants will meet weekly from 6:30 to 9 pm beginning Tuesday, September 25. To register or for more information, contact Bill Engels at [email protected], 509-334-7622 or Theresa Paul at [email protected], 509-332-4402.
Please note that the time for the Sacrament of Reconciliation at Sacred Heart has been extended to a full hour. Confessions are now heard from 3 pm to 4 pm each Saturday in the church.
The Community Action Center Food Bank and Palouse Food Pantry urgently need: all kinds of soup, spaghetti sauce, canned meat/tuna, macaroni & cheese, cereal: hot or cold, peanut
butter, toilet paper, tooth paste & brushes. There are some handy cards at the church entrance with the list of needed items. Please place your donations in the baskets at the church entrance. Thank you!
Children’s collection—in March the children began donating money to buy flocks of chickens. They have enough to purchase 31 flocks. Well done!!!!
Beginning in September we will collect for beehives.
If anyone wishes to share garden produce, please place it in the gathering space in front of the Church when you come to Mass. We invite others who do not have a garden to take the fresh produce home.
S.H.A.R.E., our informal women’s faith sharing and Bible study group, will start meeting Wednesday, September 5. We are reading Isaiah 40 – 55 by Kevin Perotta,
alternating that with Bible study. Any woman, anytime, is welcome to join us. We meet at noon Wednesdays in the St. Bernard room. Child care is available, as well as scholarships for books. Contact Sue McNamara, 509- 332-4402, [email protected], Mary Johnson 509-332-5633, [email protected].
August 26, 2018 - Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
CHURCH SUPPORT:
August 11 & 12 collection: $6,424.00 Weekly amount needed for budget: $6,137.00 Children’s collection: $10.87 Radio Mission School: $52.00 Improvement fund: $75.00 MASS ATTENDANCE: August 11 & 12: 4:30 pm 78 8:30 am 144 11:00 am 95 317
Altar Society
Altar Care for August: Carrie Allan Linen Care (all year): Mary Johnson
***Prayers, Joys & Concerns***
Your prayers are asked for our sick: Karen Curry, Mary Johnson’s sister Susan, Colin McGuire, Julianne Hwang, Goretti Manzo-Kittleson, Karen Morrison, Crystal Lee, Mary Pluhta’s sister Bonnie Mowbray, Diane Moser’s son Jeff , Meg Gollnick, Dennis Duran, Enkhee Engels, Jan Maguire, Jacob Watson, Elizabeth Pluhta, Ray Schaff’s sister Betty Gamel, Cheryle Carlson, Robin Saam’s sister Sally Moore, Lina Quock, and Dominic Pedrotty.
Youth Ministry Corner
Youth group kickoff BBQ: All youth grades 7 - 12 and their families are invited to the youth group kickoff BBQ! It is on Sunday, September 9, at 6 pm at Sunnyside Park in Pullman. Feel free to bring a side to share! Youth nights resume September 16:Youth nights are on Sunday evening this year. Seventh and eighth grade is from 6:30 to 7:45 pm in the St Mary room. Ninth through twelfth grade is from 7:15 to 8:30 in the St Mary room. Our Youth Ministries coordinator is Hally Rohla, [email protected].
You Can Help Your Marriage - Two weeks left to sign up for Retrouvaille. Do you feel alone? Are you frustrated or angry with each other? Do you argue...or have you just stopped talking to each other? Does talking about it only make it worse? What was the last time you said “I Love you”? For confidential info or to register for the September 7-9 Spokane weekend, call 509-520-4118 or 800-470-2230 or go to www.Retrouville.org
Wine & Cheese Fellowship after the 4:30 pm Mass will continue through October. The dates are Sept 8 & 22, and Oct 13 & 27. Please sign up at the church entrance to be a
host. Hosts set up, serve, and clean up.
Our community is in need of more Girl Scout leaders! Are you a long time Girl Scout looking to co-lead, or are you interested in learning more about Girl Scouting? Meeting times are evenings or after school, 2-4 times a month, October - May. Contact Bridget Clark at 509-432-7091 if you’d like more information
A warm welcome to all new parishioners. Register online, www.sacredheartpullman.org, or use one of the forms at the church entrances, or call the parish office at 509-332-5312.
Parish information: There is a Family Room (an option for families with babies and restless preschoolers) up at the front of the church to the right of the altar. The Family Room is also convenient for those who need to use the accessible church entrance which is behind the altar. This entrance is reached by turning right off Maple St. into the alley behind the church. There is a bathroom on the main floor of the church in the Holy Family classroom behind the Family Room. The other Faith Formation classrooms are downstairs. Diaper changing stations are in the upstairs bathroom and men and women’s bathrooms (downstairs). There is a parish library and bulletin board past the downstairs bathrooms, then the social hall at the far end.
Inland NW Catholic Men’s Retreat with Fr. Mitch Pacwa, well known author and EWTN contributor. At Camp N-Sid-Sen on Lake Coeur d'Alene. Friday, Oct. 26, 5 pm, through Sunday, Oct. 28, 10 am. Cost includes meals and lodging: $130 per person ($110 for men under age 36). Tickets available at Eventbrite.com. The 21st annual retreat is entitled Continuing the Journey, Hearing God's Word in Today’s Rapidly Changing World.
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If you would like some guidance for talking with your children about death & grieving, please see this link: http://willow-center.org
Thank you to all who donated to the summer diaper drive organized by our PREPARES group. Parishioners donated a
total of 3,081 diapers, 3,936 wipes, a couple dozen bottles of baby lotion, shampoo, wash, etc., and assorted clothing; including 50 pairs of socks, 14 onesies, and 13 hats. About one third was delivered to Rosario’s Place in the Women’s Center at WSU on July 18. The rest will be delivered there and to the food banks.
Blessing of the Backpacks & Students: All students, from preschool through graduate school, are invited to bring their backpacks (or just themselves) to be blessed during any of the Masses September 8 or 9.
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