Very Rev. Fausto Stampiglia S.A.C., Pastor  Rev. R. Patrick Wilson, S.A.C. Rev. Wojciech Stachura, S.A.C. Rev. Sebas an Szczawinski, S.A.C. Rev. Philip M. Lam Ba Trong, C.M.C. Rev. George “Jerry” Hogan, Circus Rev. Deacon William Ladroga Rev. Deacon C. Patrick Macaulay Rev. Deacon Kevin McKenney

Br. William Hudspeth, S.A.C. Br. Tom Flanagan, S.A.C. Br. Paul Kelly, C.S.C. Br. Lawrence Skitzki, C.S.C.

Sr. Cathy Bonfield, S.S.N.D. Sr. Marianne Baehr, C.S.J.

P S Sara Brinn, Office Mgr./Parish Secretary Virginia Bray, Music Director Gina Snode, Bus. Manager/Bookkeeper Patricia Sileo, Religious Educa on Dir. Maria DeSanto, Director of Dev. Teressa McCoy, Finance Assistant Pamela Paulson, Recep on/Data Entry Sabrina Gibson, Recep on/Data Entry Jean Grossheim, Sacristan Rose Ann Runnells, Sacristan Tom Pa , Sacristan Miguel Jimenez, Maintenance Supervisor

M S —Church opens 30 minutes before each service and closed a erwards. S : 7:30 a.m. & 8:30 a.m.; (Vigil) 4:00 & 5:30 pm

S : Church - 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, & 5:30 pm

Parish Hall - 8 a.m. (Spanish), & 12 noon Vietnamese)

W : 7:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 12 noon & 5:30 p.m.

H D : (Vigil) 4 & 5:30 p.m.; 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 a.m., 12, & 5:30 p.m.

TV Mass—Sunday, 9:30 a.m. on CW Network. Check your local lis ngs or go to dioceseofvenice/TVMass E B S Carosella Chapel: Tuesdays 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.; and Fridays, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (on the first Friday of the month from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Church).

(The Carosella Chapel is open for quiet prayer during office hours.) R M P D Rosary is prayed each day following the 7:30 a.m. Mass, immediately fol-lowed by Morning Prayer. Rosary is again prayed before the Noon Mass. C Saturday: 9—10 a.m.; 3—4 p.m. in Reconcilia on Rm. Sunday—Friday: 11:30 a.m. - 12 noon (Church entrance) B Classes are held on the 2nd Monday of each month from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Conference Rm. Bap sm will take place regularly every Sunday at 5:00 p.m. or by appointment with your choice of clergyman. A S Saturdays a er the 8:30 a.m. Mass

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PSALTER WEEK II I JULY 12, 2015

From Our Pastor, Fr. Fausto ...

My Dear Friends, We are in the middle of the traditional vacation

period: enjoy your well-deserved rest if you can find the time (…and the money) to enjoy it! Please remember the three capital rules of vacation: 1.If you drink, let someone else drive. 2.Attend Mass on weekends. If sometimes you miss it

because there is no church where your hotel (or campground) is located, do not have a panic attack: recite the rosary or read a biblical chapter that day, so to praise the Lord always on His Holy Day. 3.Whenever you put your key into the ignition to start

your vehicle, say a prayer with the other passenger(s), asking your Guardian Angel, the Blessed Mother, St. Christopher, or your patron Saint to join their prayers to yours, so that God will protect you and your dear ones from all harm during your trip. By the way, I also pray to God thru the Blessed Mother’s intercessions for the poor souls of Purgatory whenever I drive near a cemetery. I am sure that when they reach Heaven they will intercede to God on my behalf. Today’s Gospel is the basis on which the Monastic Life in the Church found its ideal. Living together (two by two…) in convents and monasteries, shunning marriage for the sake of the Kingdom (vow of chastity), carrying very little of the goods and possessions of this world (vow of poverty), obeying the Lord Jesus in the person of the superiors (vow of obedience). As Jesus remarked once, not everybody is called to this way of life. From the XII century, a simplified vow of chastity, called celibacy, was also imposed on and followed by the diocesan priests of all Latin rites (Roman, Ambrosian, Gallican and Mozarabic). Only the Catholic priests of Eastern Rites continued to be married up to today. So it is not correct to say that “Catholic priests don’t marry;” it is precise to say, “many Catholic priests don’t marry”. In this day and age, good men and women are still choosing religious life. Unfortunately, the media never puts this in headlines. These men and women represent a wide range of backgrounds, ages and experiences. Are they perfect people from perfect homes? NO! But they are wholesome, creative persons who feel inspired by God to serve His people in a unique way.

Truly, at this time in history, the Church needs to strengthen its priestly and religious ranks with happy, healthy persons who have the desire to make a difference in the Church, and in the world, which is today filled mainly with struggle and confusion. All religious communities are looking for persons to whom God is significant in their lives, persons who can offer a compassionate service to others. The Church needs men and women who have leadership skills and can work well with a variety of people. No one is born a priest, brother, or sister. Vocations are God-inspired and home made.

In looking at Jesus in His time, we notice that He was never half-hearted in His way of calling forth His

disciples. His great desire was to bring God’s healing presence and reign in the world. Thus, Jesus looked potential followers right in the eye and invited them to join Him. Even today, Jesus has a mission to fulfill and a message to share. Challenges from the left or right would not stop Him, or us, His loving followers. Jesus’ call for disciples and co-workers must go out today as boldly as ever. His message and mission are still dynamic and must be shared. To be a brother, priest or sister is a way of responding dramatically to that call. It is not the only type of response, but a highly significant one. Those who open themselves in faith to the power of the Spirit in their lives, and choose to answer “YES” to the Lord’s invitation: “FOLLOW ME,” are surely helping to bring about a new dawn in the Church. The object is not to push more people into the priesthood and religious life. It is not a numbers game. Rather, it is to call forth those among us who have what it takes to live and serve in this way. As we continue to shape the Church of the future, we need generous and creative ministers among us. Consider it! This could be you or someone you know.

By the way, sometimes we wonder how the Bishops have ordained certain unworthy men to the Holy Orders; but priests and deacons are chosen from among us, and we are all sinners! Just compare the twelve handpicked apostles by Jesus: What a motley crew! No Bishop today would have ordained or even considered guys like these! In all four lists of the Twelve Apostles, Simon, to whom Jesus gave the name Peter (from the Greek Petros = Rock), is always the number one, the first pope, BUT the one who denied he even knew Jesus; some choice! Andrew was the brother of Simon, both first were followers of John the Baptist and both were commercial fishermen, not exactly the best scholarly and theological profession toward being a preacher.

Another set of brothers, James the elder and John the beloved, also professional fishermen, were called “BOANERGES” in Greek (probably from Hebrew “Beverages”) which in colloquial English could be rendered as “Hot Tempered,” not an enticing quality for the patient and gentle care giving of a minister.

Thomas (The “TWIN”) steadfastly refused to believe the women and the apostles who saw the Risen Lord, with that famous crude expression, “Unless I poke my fingers into the nail-holes of His hands and my fist into His side, I will not believe;” lack of faith is definitely not a recommendation for a minister of God!

Matthew belonged to the most hated profession in Rome–dominated Israel: TAX COLLECTOR, merciless, rapacious and exceedingly greedy. Not a recommended career to step up to ministry!

Then we have Simon the Zealot or Qanana, this last Jewish word can today be loosely translated as “Terrorist”, a stunning choice for the all-embracing, love-thy-enemy follower of Jesus.

Judas Iscariot (the man from Karioth, a southern village of Judea) was the treasurer of Jesus, so greedy that he betrayed his master…Wow!

Of the four remaining apostles (Bartholomew – son of Talmai – Levi, Thaddaeus, and Jude) we know nothing, and even there is some confusion about their names and

15TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

2015 YEAR OF CONCECRATED LIFE

Discovering vocation does not mean scrambling toward some prize just be-yond my reach but accepting the treas-ure of true self I already possess. Vocation does not come from a voice "out there" calling me to be something I am not. It comes from a voice "in here" calling me to be the person I was born to be, to fulfill the original selfhood given me at birth by God. —Thomas Merton

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AT MY CHOICE PREGNANCY CENTER THEY provide assistance to women who are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. They offer many services, including pre-natal support, parenting education, life skills counseling and materials assistance

in the form of diapers, clothes, baby items and referrals to other service providers. They also offer loving support to women who need to discuss their feelings about their past abortion experiences. They need your help: counseling clients (training available), processing donations in a com-fortable air-conditioned area, working in the thrift store. Four-hour shifts on Tuesday through Saturday. MY CHOICE PREGNANCY CENTER is located at 5277 N. Tamiami Trail. To learn more about My Choice Pregnan-cy Center and to get involved, visit the website at www.mychoicepregnancycenter.com If interested in volunteering, please call Kellie at 941-351-3007, to attend the next scheduled training!

identities! They were nobodies and nothing then recommended them to become the pillars of the church. But as God said “My ways are not your ways, and my thoughts are not your thoughts.” Jesus chose them and they established the Holy, Roman, Catholic Church, the billion-strong family of Jesus’ friends, bent on proclaiming the Good News of a loving God to a murderous world. So…if today you, my dear people, hear or read about the failures and sins of deacons, priests and bishops, please remember that we clerics are chosen by God not because of any super-human quality, but because of a mysterious and inexplicable design of God on our lives to which, sometimes foolishly and sometimes generously, we have answered “yes”! As the song says, “Here I am, Lord. Is it I Lord? I have heard you calling in the night.” Please pray for us clerics; we are not perfect, just forgiven!

Thursday is the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, the Lady of the Scapular. The Blessed Mother appeared to an English Carmelite Friar, St. Simon Stock, and promised that no one would see the flames of Hell if they piously lived and died wearing the Scapular (an outside special vest that Friars wear). In the past, many Popes have approved such apparitions, and recent Popes have even allowed the substitution of the Scapular with Medal, which I wear around my neck day and night. Wear your Scapular or Medal!

I received complaints about our silence on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruling on gay marriage. The US Council of Catholic Bishops prepared a response and has stated: The Supreme Court has tragically declared that states must issue marriage licenses to two persons of the same sex and recognize same sex “marriages” that were contracted in another state. This broad, adverse ruling redefines marriage in the law throughout the entire country, changing thousands of laws regarding marriage, family and children and threatening religious freedom in numerous ways. “Regardless of what a narrow majority of the Supreme Court may declare at this moment in history, the nature of the human person and marriage remains unchanged and unchangeable.” - Archbishop Kurtz, President of the USCCB

So what can we do my friends! PRAY, FAST AND SACRIFICE! The Bishops have encouraged Catholics to participate in a Call to Prayer for Life, Marriage and Religious Liberty. Please pray, read and meditate over the response to the Supreme Court decision. Pray the Holy Spirit gives the light to all of us faithful followers of Jesus! Visit www.usccb.org/pray for more information.

Smile, God loves you and so does Fr. Fausto with your St. Martha’s priests: Frs. Patrick, Wojciech, Sebastian,

Philip & Jerry; Deacons Bill, Patrick, & Kevin; Brs. Bill, Tom, Paul & Lawrence and

Srs. Cathy & Marianne

Just a reminder! If you park across Fruitville, please cross at the corner with the traffic light.

T W O P Sun., July 12 11:30 a.m. Confession—Fr. Patrick Mon., July 13—St. Henry 7:00 p.m. Bap smal Classes—Conference Rm. Tues., July 14—St. Kateri Tekakwitha 7:00 p.m. Symbolon (Part 1) - Conference Rm. Wed., July 15—St. Bonaventure Thurs., July 16—Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Fri., July 17 7:00 p.m. AA (Spanish) - Geenen Hall Sat., July 18—St. Camillus de Lellis 9:00 a.m. Confession—Fr. Wojciech 9:15 a.m. Legion of Mary—Mee ng Rm. 3:00 p.m. Confession—Fr. Patrick

PROJECT RACHEL:

STRUGGLING AFTER ABORTION?

For confidential information call: Fonda at 239-719-7210 or

email: Fonda.rachel@gmail.com www.hopeafterabortion.com

PRO-LIFE CORNER

Pope Francis in "Laudato Si," his encyclical on the environment, pointed to the important role families play in educating on a true human and

environmental ecology: They are the place where life is welcomed and protected, and where human growth is developed. "In the face of the so-called culture of death, the family is the heart of the culture of life," he said.

St. Martha Roman Catholic Church

OUR WEBSITE HAS A NEW UPDATED LOOK! CHECK US OUT AT WWW.STMARTHA.ORG

Prayer L ine: 941-306-6503

ST. MARTHA RELIGIOUS EDUCATION—2015/2016 Registration is now open for the 2015/2016 Religious Education clas-ses. Class will begin after the Family Mass in the Parish Center at 9:00 a.m., on September 13, 2015. Families need to be registered parishioners of St. Mar-tha Parish.

Classes are available for children, Grades K-12. Registration is required each year, and families previ-ously enrolled will receive forms in the mail. If you have any questions, please contact Patty Sileo at sileo@stmartha.org

Help Us Open the Doors to the Zazarino Center for Athletics and the Arts at St. Martha Catholic School! With your help and support, we can make the new Zaza-rino Center a reality for all of the students at St. Martha Catholic School. Featuring a fully-equipped gymnasium with a stage, a music room, prayer garden, additional classrooms and more, the Zazarino Center will provide St.

Martha Catholic School with a much-needed arts and athletics facility. Please consider making a donation, purchasing an engraved brick, or commit-ting to a multi-year pledge to the Zazarino Center Campaign. Information is availa-ble at www.stmarthaschool.net or contact Laura Osborn at 941-953-4181, or losorn@stmarthaschool.net

“2015” St. Martha Summer Activity

Week August 3 - 7

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Program is for children age 4-10 Cost: $35 per child

Registration packets are available in the Parish Office

High School Counselors Needed. For more information, please contact Patty at 366-4210 Ext. 3236 or sileo@stmartha.org

CARITAS—HELP THE “NEEDY MINISTRY” Caritas is looking for additional dedicated vol-unteers to help with this important ministry. Time is once or twice a month, on Tuesday or

Friday, from 9 to 11 am. Volunteers train with two other experienced workers. Come to a meeting on the first Wednesday of each month. Come and be a part of Help the Needy Ministry—Caritas means Love. For more information or to volunteer, call Tony Cocco at 941-504-6960, or anthonycocco@aol.com

ST. MARTHA HOSPITALITY MINISTRY Please join the Hospitality Ministry in Fr. Fausto Parish Center, after the 4:00 and 5:30 p.m. Masses on SATURDAY, JULY 18, for a “Wine and Cheese” get-together, in celebration of the Feast of St. Martha. These hospitality events are great time to get to know your fellow parishioners, par-ish guests and priests. If you have any questions, or would like to join the Hospitality Ministry, call Beth Cannata at 941-321-2953.

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THE ARIMATHEANS OF ST. MARTHA The name, Arimatheans, comes from St. Joseph of Arimathea, who tended to our Lord, after his death. Arimatheans are car-ing parishioners who attend funerals and memorial Masses as representatives of the faith community. We are seeking a commit-ted group of parishioners, who would accept this call to represent the St. Martha Faith Community at funerals and memorial Mass-es. If an Arimathean minister is available for

a particular Mass, he/she simply will attend the liturgy. If you feel you might be interested in joining this new ministry, please call Cindy at 941-544-8117.

Annual Back-to-School Migrant Shoe Distribu on—It’s time again for the annual Migrant Children’s Back-to-School Shoe Campaign. Your donation of $10 will provide a gift certificate that will give a migrant or needy child the opportunity to select the style and size of the shoes he or she would like to wear “Back to School” this fall. Your donation may be sent to: SHOES C/O Stillpoint House of Prayer, PO Box 619, Bradenton, FL 34206. World Mee ng of Families 2015—Pope Francis has an-nounced that he will be attending the World Meeting of Families, which will take place in Philadelphia, September 22-27. Families wanting to put this time aside to make a pilgrimage to Philadelphia can contact the World Meeting of Families website:www.worldmeeting2015.org World Youth Day Pilgrimage: Krakow 2016: LIMITED SPOTS LEFT! The Diocese has already received registration from 120 individuals to join Bishop Frank Dewane in 2016. This trip promises to be an extraordinary experience for all involved, as it will be held in the birth country of St. John Paul II, founder of World Youth Day. The trip will take place from July 23—August 2. For questions or to reserve your group, please contact George Smith at gsmith@dioceseofvenice.org First Time Home Buyers Class—Catholic Charities is offer-ing classes throughout the summer at the Catholic Charities Office, 1219 16th St. W., Bradenton. Classes are offered in both Spanish and English and dates and times will vary. Class participants will be eligible for assistance for down payment and closing costs. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. For more details and to register, call 941-714-7829. Pro-Life S to Open Fourth Maternity Home—SOLVE is a Christian, non-profit, non-denominational program that offers free help for pregnant women and teens who need help. Baycross Christian Family Foundation has given a $100,000 matching grant to inspire others to join and help the work of SOLVE. All financial gifts will be doubled up to $100,000. You may make a secure donation of any size at www.solvehomes.org, and click on “DONATE NOW.” Or, for more information, call Peggy or Brian at 941-748-0094.

Online Bulletin at www.stmartha.org

Decimoquinto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

12 de julio de 2015 La fidelidad brotó en la tierra y la

justicia vino del cielo. — Salmo 85 (84):12

ENVIADO POR DIOS

En la época de Amós la vocación de profeta había adquirido una posición muy formal en Israel. Originalmente los profetas habían surgido como los portavoces de Dios cuando Israel ya no se veía guiado por las figuras religioso-civiles a quienes conocemos como los “Jueces”, sino por los Reyes. Al correr del tiempo la monarquía de Israel se había apropiado los oficios de sacerdote y de profeta, estableciéndolos como órdenes, y reservándose el derecho de nombrar profetas oficiales para la corte real. Entonces, como ahora, cuando los que estaban en el poder escogían a los que iban a servirles de “conciencia oficial”, a veces las cosas se torcían. Y entonces Dios escogía profetas de donde menos se les esperaba. Así fue como Amós recibió su llamado a profetizar. En el Evangelio del domingo pasado vimos cómo Jesús surgió como el Ungido del Señor aunque venía de un lugar que muchos consideraban poco probable. Y nosotros, cuando continuamos discerniendo nuestro propio llamado bautismal a ser discípulos, podemos estar seguros de que estamos, en las palabras de san Pablo: “destinados [para eso], por decisión del que lo hace todo según su voluntad” (Efesios 1:11). Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co

DOES GOD CARE WHAT I WEAR TO CHURCH? Activities and vacations can make getting to Mass each week seem like a juggling act. Harder still is finding the time to dress properly and pre-pare as we would like. But approaching all as-pects of the Eucharist carefully can deepen our Communion with Christ. What we wear can help. Make it feel special. If you were invited to a friend’s house for an evening wouldn’t you

wear something nice and appropriate? Sunday Mass is a special time for you and God. Wearing good clothes makes it feel special. Send a message. Mass is also a communal celebration. When you look nice in church, you send a message to your Catholic brothers and sisters that you value your time together in God’s house. Just because it’s “in style” doesn’t make it “in style” for God. Use this guideline. When deciding what to wear in Church, think about this: If it’s something you would wear to a picnic, to play a sport, or to clean out the garage or the house, don’t wear it to church—even when on vacation.

Gluten Free Hosts If you have an allergy to gluten, St. Mar-tha does have gluten free hosts. Please see

the sacristan or a deacon in the sacristy before Mass and request a gluten-free host

be consecrated during the Mass.

As you go on vacation or travel to family reunions this summer, say this prayer for a safe trip and return:

A Prayer for Travelers O Almighty and Merciful God, who

has commissioned your angels to guide and protect us, may they be our companions from our setting out until our return. Clothe us with their invisible protection, and keep us from all danger as we travel. And, finally, having preserved us from all evil, and espe-cially from sin, guide us to our heavenly home. We ask this through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.

PARISH MINISTRIES Bethesda House………….Dcn. Kevin McKenney, 366-1886 Altar Servers…Brian Clark, 993-8526; brianccc@comcast.net Altar Society……………………..Susan Schussler, 366-4210 Archivist ………………………..……..Ted Cover, 379-0758 Arimathean Ministry……..…..…...Cindy Rottkamp, 544-8117 Bulletin….…..………...……..…bulletinsmc@stmartha.org Caritas (9-11 a.m., M-F)…..…………………….….366-5620 Catholic Charities ……………………..…………...355-4680 Casa Santa Marta……....…….….(1) 366-4448, (II) 365-7913 Choir/Cantor ………….…………...Virginia Bray, 366-4210 Council of Catholic Woman...............Evelyn Moya, 954-3990 Eucharist Adoration ………………Candes Lamb, 753-3404 Family Ministry…………..….......Gary Kerschner, 961-8713 Finance Council ………..…..…John J. DeStefano, 306-5014 Hospitality Ministry……..…….…....Beth Cannata, 321-2953 Jail Ministry…….……Br. Jim Connolly, CFX, 617-872-9714 Knights of Columbus …...................Tom Gillis, 941-400-6991 Lectors……………………...……….Eric Berman, 720-3083 Legion of Mary ……………………....Diane Such, 377-2011 Ministries Council…………….…Gary Kerschner, 961-8713 Peace & Justice/S.U.R.E. …....…..John McGruder, 953-6541 Parish Council………….………...Roland Gibson, 685-1204 Prayer Line …………………..…Diane Domagala, 306-6503 Quest Group……......Jack Suponcic & Diane Such, 377-2011

R.C.I.A……..Maggie Gallucci, 355-5957 or Sue Thompson, suehome2@verizon.net

Respect Life Ministry …………..Jim & Peg Styer, 377-1929 Rosary Makers……...…….Don & Maxine Brand, 755-9749 St. Martha Day Early Learning Center …………... 366-1395 Solve, Inc.: Bradenton—748-0094; Englewood—475-7408 Sunday Coffee Service ………….Gary Kerschner, 961-8713 Ushers ………………….……...Robert Morrissey, 726-9107 EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST

Parish……………………..Dcn. Kevin McKenney, 350-7744 or email: kmckenney55@verizon.net

Homebound Ministry ...…..Dcn. Kevin McKenney, 350-7744 Hospital Ministry …….…....….…..Calvin Kreider, 371-3610 Nursing Home Ministry .....Dcn. Kevin McKenney, 350-7744

BISHOP NEVINS ACADEMY 4380 Fruitville Road, Sarasota, FL 34232

St. Martha Catholic School …………………..953-4181 Principal: Mrs. Siobhan Young Dreams Are Free School... ……….…………..366-4010 Principal: Ms. Rebecca Reynolds Cardinal Mooney High School …………...… 371-4917

4171 Fruitville Road, Sarasota, FL 34232

If you cannot attend our scheduled Masses, contact our neighboring parishes:

St. Jude, Sarasota …………………...…….... 955-3934 Christ the King Mission, Sarasota………..……924-2777 Incarnation, Sarasota …………...……….…… 921-6631 Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Sarasota…………755-1826 St. Patrick, Sarasota……………....…...….…....378-1703 St. Mary Star of the Sea, LBK…………………383-1255 St. Thomas More, Sarasota ..……….……….…923-1691 St. Joseph, Bradenton ……………..…….……..756-3732 St. Michael the Archangel, Siesta Key……….. 349-4174 Our Lady Queen of Angels…………………….752-6770

Our priests & deacons minister at local facilities in Sar-asota: The Pines, Bahia Oaks Lodge, Magnolia, Life Care Center, Horizon Bay, Jefferson Center, Alder-man Oaks, Plymouth Harbor, Sarasota Health, Springwood, Casa Santa Marta I & II, Sarasota Bay Club, Cross Breeze, Sunshine Meadows, Sarasota County Jail.

Sun, July 12 Am 7: 12-15; Eph 1:3-14; Mk 6: 7-137:30a.m. [PL] DavidJohnsonbyMarkStevens8:00a.m. [CG] (Span/Hall)(L) JackbyFamily9:00a.m. [PW]Frank&KevinbyConnaughtonFamily10:30a.m.[PW]ForAllParishioners12:00a.m.[SS] MarkSaloiobyGrandmaSylviaBabineau12:00a.m.[PL] (Viet/Hall)SpecialIntentionbyFamily5:30p.m. [SS] FeideGoosbyChris&PattySileoMon., July 13 Ex 1:8-14, 22; Mt 10:34-11:1 7:30a.m. [SS] Bob&MargueriteRomaine8:30a.m. [PW]NoraFergusonbyTheHeibelFamily12:00p.m.[PW]ErikLester&JoBardolottobyRalphLester5:30p.m. [SS] (L)JohnbyFamilyTues., July 14 Ex 2:1-15a; Mt 11:20-24 7:30a.m. [WS]RichardBlakebyVivianBlake8:30a.m. [PW]RobertScuticchiobyBruce&JanetGilleylen12:00p.m.[PW]PoorSouls5:30p.m. [WS](L)TomYorkebySharonYorkeWed., July 15 Ex 3:1-6, 9-12; Mt 11:25-27 7:30a.m. [PW]JohnCaldwellbySusanGordon8:30a.m. [PW]MariaLuisaCarrascobyJeanetteFerretti12:00p.m.[WS]MargaretHerbst5:30p.m. [SS] Julia,Theodore&FredCebrowskibyKrukFamilyThurs., July 16 Ex 3:13-20; Mt 11:28-30 7:30a.m. [PW]Dr.KennethGordonbySusanGordon8:30a.m. [PW]Mrs.LoisKleibyKate&DaveShaver12:00p.m.[SS] PeterArmstrongbyMary&JamesMcGough5:30p.m. [SS] GiuseppeCrespibyRossiFamilyFri., July 17 Ex 11:10-12:14; Mt 12:1-8 7:30a.m. [SS] MotherTeresa,OCDbyAnnette8:30a.m. [SS] BillSieberlingbyTerry&MaureenAldrich12:00p.m.[WS](L)InThanksgivingofAnnProctorbyMaria&Marge

5:30p.m. [WS]Bob&MargueriteRomaineSat., July 18 Ex 12:37-42; Mt 12:14-21 7:30a.m. [SS] JosephDryerbyStephenStokes8:30a.m. [SS] PoorSouls4:00p.m. [WS]IwanKiwczakbyJackSlusser&HankMaier5:30p.m. [PW]ThomasSouhradabyAnn&KevinCrowley

Jer 23:1-6; Eph 2:13-18; Mk 6:30-34 7:30a.m. [SS] LorraineSperanzabyGilleylenFamily8:00a.m. [CG] (Span/Hall)Bob&MargueriteRomaine9:00a.m. [SS] MarieMilesbyPaul&MargeLortie10:30a.m.[PW]ForAllParishioners12:00a.m.[PW]MarkSaloiobyGrandmaSylviaBabineau12:00a.m.[PL] (Viet/Hall)PoorSouls5:30p.m. [WS]RogerFisherbyRoger&MadgeFisher

Sun., July 19

Mass Intentions

Fr. Fausto (FS), Fr. Patrick (PW), Fr. Philip (PL), Fr. Wojciech (WS), Fr. Sebastian (SS), Fr. Jerry (GH),

Fr. Celestino (CG)