Parish Office Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-Noon Mary Kibbey, Executive Secretary Tanya Yunes-Pichardo, Business Manager Sue Phillips, Accounting Assistant Steve Walker, Director of Maintenance / Operations Kathee Giuffré, Publications/Communications John J. Oreskovich IV, Director of Music

Department of Evangelization, Formation, Youth and Family Life (727) 733-0872 Jim Mascarenhas, Director Michael Raposa, RCIA Mary Ann Dolsak, Administrative Assistant

Sacrament of Baptism | Marriage Call (727) 733-0872 for scheduling

Sacristan Lisa Porthouse

Our Lady of Lourdes School (727) 733-3776 | myoll.com Robert Yevich, M.Ed., Principal

St. Vincent de Paul (727) 252-0361 M-W-F 10am-Noon

August 2, 2020 EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

MASSES Daily: 9am Mon-Fri Saturday Vigil: 5pm Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30am, 5pm

MASSES LIVE STREAMED Saturday Vigil: 5pm Sunday: 9:30am Daily: 9am Mon-Fri CONFESSIONS Saturday: 8-9am

EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesday: 2-7pm | Saturday: 8-10am QUIET PRAYER Mon-Tue-Thu-Fri: 2-4pm

750 San Salvador Drive | Dunedin, FL 34698 | (727) 733-3606 | ourladydunedin.org

† Rev. Jonathan Emery, Parochial Vicar Msgr. William W. DuBois, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Gary Dowsey, Pastor Twitter | Instagram: @heyfrgary

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Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH FAMILY, DUNEDIN, FL

Scripture Readings Next Week August 9

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a Ps 85:9-14

Rom 9:1-5 Mt 14:22-33

Altar Servers GREEN Team Aug 8/9

Mass Intentions SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 St. Alphonsus Liguori 5:00PM † Andrew Sevec † Marie Nickles SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30AM The Members of the Parish 9:30AM † Thomas Guttadauro 11:30AM † Leonard & Kay Sefcik 5:00PM † Vicki A. Ragnoni MONDAY, AUGUST 3 9:00AM † James Whalen † Lillian Cundiff TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 St John Vianney 9:00AM † Patricia Wilson & family WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 The Dedication of the Basilica of St Mary Major 9:00AM † Joseph Koopman † Fr. Bernard Koopman THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 The Transfiguration of the Lord 9:00AM † Bob Ames, Sr FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 St Sixtus II and St Cajetan 9:00AM † Lucille Echols SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 St. Dominic 5:00PM † Mikel & Carla Dualos † Frank Kukulski SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30AM † Charlie Smyth 9:30AM The Members of the Parish 11:30AM † Richard Sharkey 5:00PM † Danny DiGalbo

Father Gary writes

Mission Statement “Our Lady of Lourdes Parish is a family of believers, embraced by the Father’s love, nourished by Jesus in Word and Sacrament, and strengthened by the Holy Spirit. Inspired by Mary we commit ourselves to live and proclaim the Gospel of Salvation.”

We are in the midst of preparing our school for its grand reopening on Monday, August 24th. Yes, we will be opening on that day! Our new Principal, Bobby Yevich, has put together a first class ‘back to school’ plan, which can be viewed on our school website: www.myoll.com. If you are looking for a Christ centered, safe, secure, happy and loving environment for your children and grand-children, Our Lady of Lourdes is the place to be. You can take a virtual tour of the school via the website or call the school office for a personal tour: (727) 733-3776. Please read the plan, where your questions can be answered! Please pray for our school faculty and staff who return tomorrow to prepare for the new school year. Our priority is the safety and security of all our children.

We have welcomed Jim Mascarenhas as the new Director for Faith Formation, Evangelization, Family Life and Youth. He is in the midst of creating a brand-new Sunday Formation Program ‘Quest Kids: Guiding Kids to the Light of Christ,’ beginning September 13th. Jim has developed a COVID-19 Faith Formation Reopening Plan, available on our website: www.ourladydunedin.org. As we maneuver through this challenging time, we will continue to offer high quality programming for our children and young people in a safe and loving environment. EDGE (Middle School) resumes on Wednesday, September 9th, and LIFE TEEN DUNEDIN (High School) on Sunday, September 13th. Confirmation preparation and the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) process also resume in September. Please invite family and friends to come to know Christ in the Catholic Church. We will be celebrating First Communion at the 9:30 and 11:30am Masses on Sunday, September 27th (delayed from May). These Masses are being coordinated through the Faith Formation Office. For more information, check the website or call Jim: (727) 733-0872.

It is important (vital) for our children and young people to experience as much normality as possible for the well-being of their health, both mental and physical. Yes, we must have measures in place to safeguard their health, but we don’t want to completely exclude them from interacting with others, especially their peers. We are created to be in communion with one another. Neither must we neglect our spiritual health. What makes for a healthy spiritual life, especially during these difficult days? Medical doctor and author, Deepak Chopra, suggests the following: having a sense of meaning and purpose; loving and being loved; fostering self-esteem, a sense of your own dignity and worth; tapping into inner peace and joy; being of service to others (we all need to look beyond ourselves, beyond our own front door); becoming generous of spirit. For these reasons alone, we need to remain close to Christ through the community of the Church. In the midst of the tension, fear and anxiety of the present moment, we need Christ to calm our fears, affirm our dignity, and mold us into the very best version of ourselves. We need Christ, we need each other, we need the Church!

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August 2, 2020 OURLADYDUNEDIN.ORG

Attending Mass Unless you are seated with immediate family members, please keep a distance of 6 feet from others in the pew. When attending Mass, it is required that you wear a face covering to protect yourself, as well as others around you. We also ask that you use the hospital grade hand sanitizer provided at the entrances, as it is a special formula that will not damage the pews. PLEASE NOTE: The Dispensation from the Sunday obligation to attend Mass remains in effect until further notice. If you consider yourself to be vulnerable, or have health conditions, please remain at home.

Techies Wanted! The Our Lady of Lourdes AV Ministry is currently seeking “tech savvy” individuals to help operate our lyric slides and live stream. If you, or someone you know, is interested in getting involved with this ministry, please contact John Oreskovich at (727) 733-3606 or email john@ourladydunedin.org. Train-ing will be provided.

The Parish Office is Open for Business

Beginning Monday, August 3 Masks are Required

There is a mailbox in the lobby for dropping off envelopes and other mail. If you require personal assistance, you can ring the bell to gain entrance to the office. If you do enter, please remember to social distance and wear a mask.

Pinellas Hope Meals Throughout the pandemic we have still been able to continue our bi-monthly ministry to the residents at Pinellas Hope, the Diocesan shelter for the homeless. We are blessed with wonderful volunteers who cook and prepare the meals in our cafeteria. While we no longer serve the meals, we continue to deliver a delicious HOT meal – and the residents (some two hundred) are truly grateful! The cost of this ministry per month is $746, which was financed through the Sunday Breakfast Café. We closed the Café in March due to COVID-19, and we will be unable to reopen the Café until September 2021 due to the present uncertainty and strict cleaning requirements for the school. If you are able to sup-port this ministry, please mail/deliver your gift to the parish office marked ‘Pinellas Hope’ or place your gift in one of the collection baskets in the church. You can also give ONLINE via the parish website: www.ourladydunedin.org. Let us continue this wonderful ministry fulfilling the words of Jesus: “For I was hungry and you gave me food; I was thirsty and you gave me drink. What you did to one of the least of my brothers and sisters, you did to me.” (Matthew 25:31-46).

Receiving Communion Please remember to remove your mask as you approach the priest or minister for Holy Communion, and maintain a safe distance between yourself and other communicants. Thank you.

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EVANGELIZATION, FORMATION, YOUTH AND FAMILY LIFE

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OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC SCHOOL: ENCOURAGE . ENRICH . EMPOWER

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STEWARDSHIP: TIME | TALENT | TREASURE

STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION

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2020 Annual Pastoral Appeal In 2006, Bishop Robert N. Lynch began the Ministries of Mercy initiative to support and foster parish ministries that serve the poor, suffering and marginalized, modeled after the Corporal Works of Mercy: feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, clothing the naked, visiting the sick, visiting the imprisoned, giving drink to the thirsty, and burying the dead. These were identified as a priority in the diocese. Today these ministries of mercy are very present in our parishes and communities across the dio-cese serving thousands who come to our doors seeking help, and are integral to the life of the Catholic Church following Jesus’ example of reaching out to the poor. The Focus is on five areas where the need is the greatest:

Food & Clothing Ministries: feed the hungry, collect food for food pantries, deliver meals to the homebound. Shelter Ministries: provide shelter to the homeless and those in challenging situations, including any ministries that work with housing for any special population and utility shut-off, eviction and foreclosure notices. Life Ministries: work to teach respect for all human life from conception to natural death, organize for its protec-tion, encourage and enable programs to meet the needs of pregnant women, children, persons with disabilities, those who are sick or dying, and all who have been in-volved in abortion, and with refugees, and immigrants. Visitation Ministries: bring reconciliation, healing, and the love of God to prisoners, the homebound and to those in nursing homes. Health Ministries: provide medical care to the under-served members of the community. They include parish nursing, people who work with clinics, and free clinics operated by Catholic Charities.

These ministries need your help and are aided by your APA dollars.

To date, 474 families have pledged $165,386 toward our required goal of $228,225. We have collected 144,453 of those pledges. For those who have made a gift or pledge to the Annual Pastoral Appeal, thank you. Your sacrifice will help support the Ministries of Mercy and bring hope to thousands suffering across our diocese.

Hidden in Plain Sight Today’s Gospel is a familiar story. A large crowd gathers to hear Jesus speak, and we learn that there were ‘about five thousand men, not counting women and children.’ Matthew 14:21. If all were counted, the actual size of the crowd might have been anywhere from double to triple that number. That makes Jesus’ feeding of such a large gathering with only five small loaves and two fish a true miracle. Yet the miracle is not simply, as many people think, Jesus performing some sort of superior magic trick to impress us or to fool us. Instead he is pointing to a greater truth for us to ponder, and he uses signs and symbols to get our attention. Signs and symbols surround us. They are a vital part of every human culture, but they vary in meaning from one part of the world to another. For example, the color red often denotes danger in most Western countries; in the East it is the color of celebra-tion. Similarly, a handshake, a bow, an embrace, or a hug all have different interpretations in different cultures. In this Gospel story the feeding of the crowd is a sign of Jesus’ power to feed so many with so little, and a symbol of the eucharistic bread we still share today. At the same time, remember that small gem of phrasing in the story that is worth considering—“not counting women and children.” This is significant, for many societies today do not consider women or children equal to men. Who does “not count” or is hidden among the crowd in the commu-nity of faith? How can we feed those who are starving—for attention, a kind word, a helping hand? What can we do personally that might make all the difference?

Living Stewardship Now People do not feel they belong unless they first feel welcome. Serve the “uncounted” ones in the parish by participating in a hospitality or welcoming ministry. Copyright © 2010, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

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WE ARE COURAGESOUSLY LIVING THE GOSPEL

Church Renovations Collection

August 1 and 2 On the first Sunday of each month, we have a second collection to help with the renovations of the church: Contri-bution for our Renovated Church.’ Please use the special envelopes provided in your packets, or in the pews, or you can give online. For those who use Online Giving for your weekly offertory, you may select an automatic payment to be deducted once a month for this collection.

A CALL TO SHARE

Sunday, July 26 Cash Offertory (2,123 households) ...................................... $11,962 Parish Automated Giving ...................................................... $11,255 Total Offertory .................................................................... $23,217 Weekly Attendance (July 20-26): 799

Thank you to all parishioners for your outpouring of love and prayers for our parish and staff during these difficult times. And thank you to those who have responded so generously to the call to continue the mission of the parish by giving electronically and/or sending in your envelopes. We appreciate you and are praying for you!

Children’s Stewardship Corner

“I bring kindness to others” -Sophia My Time Making my bed every day –Koral I shared my toys with my sister –Otto Good grades -Sophia Grace Working hard on homework -Koral I read silly poems to my brother -Ellie Helping grandma walk -Logan Helping teacher –Caroline My Talent Football -Sophia Grace Climbing –Desmond Making new friends -Logan Running -Koral Making friends –Caroline Playing with leggos –Logan

Saint John Vianney Feast Day - August 4

Patron Saint of Parish Priests May 8, 1786 – August 4, 1859

Often referred to as the Curé d'Ars (the parish priest of Ars), Fr. Vianney was internationally known for his priestly and pastoral work in his parish in Ars, France, because of the radical spiritual transformation of the community and its surroundings. Catholics attribute this to his saintly life, mortification, persevering ministry in the sacrament of confession, and ardent devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. John Mary Vianney was canonized by Pope Pius XI in 1925.

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WE ARE A DYNAMIC PARISH. BE BOLD. BE CATHOLIC.

What’s Included · Round trip air from Tampa to Israel and Return

· Four nights at the four star Legacy Hotel in Nazareth

· One night at the five star Regency Amman Hotel Jordan

· One night at the five star Hyatt Zaman Hotel in Petra Jordan

· One night at the five star Holiday Inn Dead Sea Jordan

· Four nights at the four star Olive Tree Hotel Jerusalem

· Visa and bridge crossing fees for Jordan and Israel · All entrance fees in Jordan and Israel

· English speaking guides in both Israel and Jordan

· All transfers in modern 49-seater coaches with Wi-Fi · Full breakfast and dinner each day

To Register If you are interested in going, please contact Mary

Kibbey in the Parish Office for an application.

A $500 deposit and copy of your passport will be required with your completed application.

Escorted by Frank Brown, Belmont Tours

Join Father Gary on a SPIRITUAL JOURNEY

June 2 - 15, 2021

The Holy Land and Petra

$4,145 per person, double $4,765 per person, single

Program

June 2: Depart Tampa for our flight to Israel with arrival on the next day.

June 3: Arrival at our hotel in Nazareth. It is in the center of Nazareth, but a short walk from the market and the Basilica of the Annunciation.

June 3-6: We shall visit all of the important holy sites in the Galilee area, Caesarea, Mt Tabor, Haifa, Tiberias, Cana. Daily Mass at important Holy Sites.

June 7-10: We cross over to Jordan, visiting Jerash, Amman, Mt Nebo, Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea, and then cross over the Allenby Bridge back to Israel.

June 10-14: We shall visit all the holy sites in Jerusalem and Bethlehem, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the Church of the Nativity, Gallicantu, Stations of the Cross, Church of All Nations, Garden of Gethsemane, and many other sites. Daily Mass at most Holy Sites.

June 14-15: We leave Israel and arrive in Tampa on an overnight flight.

Program Specialist Needed Foundations of Life Pregnancy Center

Seeking a part-time Program Specialist (24hrs/week). Will support and provide direct client services and program administration, including pregnancy tests, life options counseling, limited ultrasound, pregnancy and parenting education,

mentoring, adoption info & referrals, and post abortion support. Need someone with a heart for helping moms and families experiencing difficulties of pregnancy with good oral, written, interpersonal skills, able to make presentations, and familiar with social services programs. You will work with diverse racial, ethnic and economic groups. Previous experience in client services, case management, volunteer support, business and/or social services, plus bi-lingual, Spanish/English a plus. We will train you!

For more information or to apply call Rose Llauget at 727-599-9122 or email rllauget@ccdosp.org.

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WE ARE CHANGING LIVES THROUGH CHRIST

St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Drive Up Service Open

Mon-Wed-Fri 10am-12pm at the DuBois Center

SVDP is serving the needy and vulnerable or anyone find-ing themselves going through a temporary hardship during these uncertain times. If you would like to donate food or toiletry items, you can drop them off during the drive up hours, or in the lobby of the DuBois Center during regular office hours: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-12pm.

SUGGESTED FOOD ITEMS: Tuna, baked beans, canned potatoes, nonfat dry milk, gravy, fruit, pasta sauce, mashed potatoes, rice, cereal, ramen noodles, spam, chunky or Progresso soups.

Need Help? We Can Lend A Hand The Lend-A-Hand ministry helps our parishioners with occasional duties to alleviate the impact of short-term illnesses or disabilities. Our volunteers offer one-time or temporary services at no charge to assist with small chores normally done by homeowners themselves, but which they cannot perform due to a temporary inability or illness. The Lend A Hand Ministry has plenty of volunteers that are on standby to help with food shopping, etc. for those who are unable to leave their homes. If you need temporary help or know a parishioner in need of temporary help (or for more info. or to volunteer), contact Antje Anderson at antjeanderson@msn.com or (727) 656-9741.

If You Were Wondering About Your Offertory

Because of the Coronavirus pandemic, the faithful are limiting their Mass attendance, and our offertory is being impacted. Even while you are away from Mass, please remember that the mission of our parish continues, particularly to the poor and vulnerable, during this time of uncertainty and fear. Please consider using ONLINE GIVING for your offertory donations, so that our parish can continue its mission. For assistance , please call the Parish Office at (727) 733-3606 or sign up online at https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/429 or go to our parish website. Other Ways to Continue your Offertory: · Mail or drop off your offertory envelope to the

parish office · Bring it to church during open prayer time · Use your bank’s online bill pay option · Text to Give to 727-312-1030 Thank you for your loving and selfless support. We are in the midst of uncertain times. Hopefully, our faith in God and each other remains constant. We are here to serve. If you need to reach out to us, for yourself or others, please do not hesitate to call (727) 733-3606. Let us continue to lift each other up in prayer.

https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/429

Diapers Needed The Kimberly Home Pregnancy Re-source Center is in great need of dia-pers. If you would like to donate dia-pers, please bring them to the parish office building and place them in the basket marked for diapers. Thank you for your generosity.

Live Streaming on YouTube We are live streaming the Sunday 9:30am Mass and Saturday 5pm Vigil Mass on our YouTube channel and will be uploaded to our YouTube channel later that day for viewing on demand. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Our Lady of Lourdes Dunedin. Our goal is 1,000 subscrib-ers!

Masses Live Streamed 5pm Saturday Vigil Mass and 9:30am Sunday Mass can be streamed from our website ourladydunedin.org OR from our YouTube channel at Our Lady of Lourdes Dunedin. Daily Mass (Mon-Fri): 9am can be streamed from our web-site only. Please Note: the live streamed Masses are also being recorded.

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