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SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM February 11, 2018

http://www.standrewmoore.com/


February 12th - February 18th 9am Mass Monday

†Joseph E. Murphy Juanita Murphy

9am Mass Tuesday

Souls in Purgatory Anna & Son Nguyen

ASH WEDNESDAY

9am Service of the Word/Ashes

5:30pm Mass/Ashes

† Bob Streets Nell Dulworth

7:00pm Service of the Word/Ashes

9:00am Mass Thursday

†Anthony Luzzi Felicia Carrigo

First Sunday of Lent

5pm Mass SATURDAY

†Julianne Mauer M/M Joe Santee

9am Mass SUNDAY

Our Parish Family Fr. Jack

11:45am Mass SUNDAY

†Bernie Denker Warren & Mary Oeff

Sacrament of Forgiveness (Penance, Reconciliation, Confession) Mon, Tue, & Thurs after Morning Mass

(Just ask Father after Mass) Saturday from 4:00pm-4:30pm

Wednesday at 5:45pm Or at any other time

O Come Let Us Adore Him

1. Get rid of the lazy addiction to evil. “[Lent] is a ‘powerful’ season, a turning point that can foster change and conversion in each of us. We all need to improve, to change for the better. Lent helps us and thus we leave behind old habits and the lazy addiction to the evil that deceives and ensnares us.” 2. Do something that hurts. “Lent is a fitting time for self-denial; we would do well to ask ourselves what we can give up in order to help and enrich others by our own poverty. Let us not forget that real poverty hurts: no self-denial is real without this dimension of penance. I distrust a charity that costs nothing and does not hurt.” 3. Don’t remain indifferent. “Indifference to our neighbor and to God also represents a real temptation for us Christians. Each year during Lent we need to hear once more the voice of the prophets who cry out and trouble our conscience. God is not indifferent to our world; he so loves it that he gave his Son for our salvation.” 4. Pray: Make our hearts like yours! During this Lent, then, brothers and sisters, let us all ask the Lord: ‘Fac cor nostrum secundum cor tuum’: Make our hearts like yours (Litany of the Sacred Heart of Jesus). In this way we will receive a heart which is firm and merciful, attentive and generous, a heart which is not closed, indifferent or prey to the globalization of indifference.” 5. Take part in the sacraments. “Lent is a favorable time for letting Christ serve us so that we in turn may become more like him. This happens whenever we hear the word of God and receive the sacraments, especially the Eucharist. There we become what we receive: the Body of Christ.” 6. Prayer. “In the face of so many wounds that hurt us and could harden our hearts, we are called to dive into the sea of prayer, which is the sea of God’s boundless love, to taste his tenderness. Lent is a time of prayer, of more intense prayer, more prolonged, more assiduous, more able to take on the needs of the brethren; intercessory prayer, to intercede before God for the many situations of poverty and suffering.” 7. Fasting. “We must be careful not to practice a formal fast, or one which in truth ‘satisfies’ us because it makes us feel good about ourselves. Fasting makes sense if it questions our security, and if it also leads to some benefit for others, if it helps us to cultivate the style of the Good Samaritan, who bends down to his brother in need and takes care of him.” 8. Almsgiving. “Today gratuitousness is often not part of daily life where everything is bought and sold. Everything is calculated and measured. Almsgiving helps us to experience giving freely, which leads to freedom from the obsession of possessing, from the fear of losing what we have, from the sadness of one who does not wish to share his wealth with others.” 9. Help the Poor. “In the poor and outcast we see Christ’s face; by loving and helping the poor, we love and serve Christ. Our efforts are also directed to ending violations of human dignity, discrimination and abuse in the world, for these are so often the cause of destitution. When power, luxury and money become idols, they take priority over the need for a fair distribution of wealth. Our consciences thus need to be converted to justice, equality, simplicity and sharing.” – Lenten Message, 2014 10. Evangelize. “The Lord asks us to be joyous heralds of this message of mercy and hope! It is thrilling to experience the joy of spreading this good news, sharing the treasure entrusted to us, consoling broken hearts and offering hope to our brothers and sisters experiencing darkness.”

POPE FRANCIS'

10 TIPS

FOR LENT



Sundays 10:15am – 11:30am

Participation in Saturday/Sunday Mass is THE key ingredient in helping parents shape the Catholic faith of their children. Children need to participate in both Mass and RE Classes to become faithful disciples of Jesus. _____________________________________

ALPHA / CONFIRMATION PREP

Sunday, February 11TH

1:00 pm

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1st COMMUNION CLASS

Saturday, Feb 17th

10:00 am in the Knights Chamber

YOUTH ACTIVITIES

LIFE NIGHT

Wednesdays 7pm- 9pm Youth in grades 6 – 12 are welcome to join in for food, fellowship, tutoring and games in the Youth building. Come find out what’s happening and being planned for the youth of the parish. Come help practice for the Living Stations which will be presented on two Fridays in March.

HELPING HANDS

Saturday, March 10 9am – noon

Catholic Pastoral Center This food packaging service event is open to High School Youth. By signing up you are committing to a pre-event engagement lesson, ongoing prayer for those in poverty, securing funds, and attending a day of prayer and service. The fundraising goal is $40 per participant. The meals which are packages are sent to more than 25 centers and help support Catholic Relief Services. Contact one of our youth ministers to sign up.

JOURNEY OF FAITH

Wednesdays at 7pm

FEBRUARY 21ST & 28TH

ALPHA is the Greek word for Beginning. Jesus

said, “I am the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end”. The Alpha Course was developed in London in the early 1990’s and has since spread all over the world. Initially, it was used by Anglicans to bring the Gospel message to unbelievers, doubters, and atheists in the thoroughly secular culture of late 20th century England. As churches in other parts of the world learned of its impact, they saw its potential to win back to Christ those who had been baptized but had never sufficiently grasped who Jesus is, much less the meaning of his message. It is now being used widely in the Catholic Church as a principal tool of the New Evangelization whose target audience is Catholics in need of rediscovering Jesus so as to find in him both a Savior and a truly loving friend who laid down his life for us. If you have not yet experienced ALPHA, this is probably your best course of action before joining a Small Discipleship Group.

BEGINS MONDAY, FEBRUARY

19TH

6:30PM IN JOYCE CENTER

Starts With A Meal!



ACUTELY INFIRM

Theresa Aide Kris Ajamie Bailey Anderson Bert Alvarez Annette Balderas Claudio Balderas Cynthia Balderas Courtney Blevins Michelle Brewer Ray Brewer Marian Chessmore Diane Cook Rita Eaves Rick Filibeck Jerri Gilmore Moses Graham Antonia Guzman Esther Guzman Chester Hagnoski Larry Hopper Ron Kaniewski Maria Londono Chris Manle Troyan McCollum Linda Monroe Olivia Muir Caroline Newell Catherine Newell Chris Politte Charlene Rader Lynn Rutledge Shannon Saturo Chris Sexton George Simms Landon Smith Bradley Stewart Reginald Stewart Jim Tucker Gina Urbina Maria Valdez Wayne Wolfenkoehler

All Christians should pray regularly for all people who suffer from infirmities of every kind. But this list is intended for individuals who are acutely ill or facing surgery until they are back on the mend. Names will ordinarily be removed after 3 weeks, but if the illness persists you can call us and we will keep their names on for an additional three weeks.

HOMEBOUND

Ann Barr Joyce Beauregard Lillian Brehm Margaret Crawford Nancy Davis Joan Elliot Nancy de Long Pat Everhart Ruth Frejo Mary Gorrell Rosita Hall Tom Hanson Laurie Harlow Pam Johnson Roger Kane Ann Knapper Alberta Marquez Michelle Mathew Martha Maynard Betty McClure Howard McLaughlin Rose McCrite San Juana Medina Jeanette Minter John Minter Clariese Morgan Janie O’Connor Tom O’Neil Ramona Orland Anna Rossi Ron Rytlewski Rose Rytlewski Yvonne Smith Elinor Thompson Johnny Yingling

2/11 Justin Fowler, Ralph Goff, Scarlett Talbot, Ann-Marie Verdicchio

2/12 Houston Andrade, Kimberly Chavez, Thea Flores-Diego, Jillienne Iwashita, Patrick Loscalzo, Samantha McAuliffe, Linda Nguyen, Jan O’Brien

2/13 Sunho Bussum, Gina Crissman, Tyler Denton, Sandra Varner, Kathy Wigley

2/14 Lisa Arroyo, Tracy Dooling, Azucena Guerrero, Melina Hoang, Catherine Lay, Emmanuel Leyva, Rosalinda Malagon, Chloe Ngo

2/15 Angela Beam, Dawn Boston, Corinne Walters Brown, Luisa Camacho, Abigail Castillo, Josephine Lim

2/16 Evelyn Calaguas, Audrey Fair, Kathleen Hubbard, Andrew Newton

2/17 Rachael Barajas Lee, Allen Box, Alexis Hendricks, Mariah Liongco, Kylie Potter, Rosa Torres

2/13 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Beam 25

2/14 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Cook 54 Mr. & Mrs. Mario Diaz 42 Mr. & Mrs. John Hostetler 4

2/16 Mr. & Mrs. Apolonio Lopez 43 Mr. & Mrs. Pete Shore 10

2/17 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Baldwin 22

ITEMS NEEDED AT THIS TIME

Instant Potatoes Jelly Peanut Butter Pinto Beans (dry) Bread (loaf) Canned Vegetables

Thanks for your generous offering of groceries and other monetary gifts to help purchase

items from the Regional Food Bank.

MOUNT ST. MARY’S

Early Acceptance Enrollment Dates

for Incoming 9th Graders February 20 & April 5 3:30 – 6:00



PLEASE SIGN UP FOR ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES AT THE WELCOME DESK

February 17-18

Altar Server

Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Gift Bearer

Hospitality

Lector

Coordinator

SATURDAY 5pm

Frank Cassarino Raymond Catalano Andrew Means

Clois Catalano James Emmen Apolonio Lopez Mary Lopez Ed Smith

Thomas Strotman Robin Teske Matthew Walters Marva Yandell

LuVern Dokter Evelyn Dokter Pat Jaques Patt Knight Sam Muzny

Karen Linch Brian Muzny Ron Porter Sandy Porter

Rita Galier Dale Neikirk

Patti Muzny

SUNDAY 9am

Cristian Moran Tylor Schaefer Justin Zondor

Jane Behr Dorothea Bradshaw Frank Bruehl Jan Bruehl Jovita Crissman Tony Darnell Mario Diaz Ray Hulley

William Johnson Christopher Mowry Thai Pham John Pillow Donna Renard Jo Schoo Noreen Valadez

Margie Allen Dale Allen Marian Bounds Kathleen Noxon Jaci Noxon

Greg Hargrove Marge Hargrove John Mollman Sherry D. Oliver

Lori Blankenship Ruth Heiderich

Eual McCrite

SUNDAY 11:45am

Daniel Moni Pearce Schweikhart Rose Tran

Gina Atkins Rick Atkins Peggy Denker Deborah Friedt Kelly Gibbons Teresa Harris

Loren Harris Roy Lyle Nancy Lyle Gayla Maupin John Prati Kathy Wigley

Hector Denis Michael Friedt Gregory Hincke Angela Lister Ed Tucker

Christy Bartlett Deborah Kamphaus Gary Kamphaus Monica Soliz

Claire Powell Ana Skelly

Joseph Gibbons

Monday, February 12

6:30pm Small Group Leader Training

7:00pm Bible Timeline 7:00pm Rother Men Small Group

Tuesday, February 13

6:00am Rother Men Small Group 12:30pm Prime Timers Potluck, Bunco 6:30pm Ladies Small Group 6:00pm Boy Scouts 6:30pm Cantor practice 7:00pm Choir & Instrumentalists Practice

7:00pm Bible Timeline-24 week study

Stewardship of Treasure/Sacrificial Giving

Feb 4 FYTD PFYTD

Sacrificial Giving 16,710 449,366` 450,319

Building Fund

Children/Teens 16 855

Total Contributions16,726 450,221 450,319

Other Income 545 124,405 122,126

Total Income 17,271 574,626 572,445

EVENTS THIS WEEK

648 households have monthly/weekly

envelopes or contribute by bank draft

201 Envelope Users gave $16,710

Average gift $83

Thank You,

Good and Faithful Stewards!

Wednesday, February 14

7:00pm No Life Nite-Ash Wednesday

Thursday, February 15

7:00pm Bible Timeline- 24-week study

Saturday, February 17

6:30am Rother Men Small Group 10:00am 1ST Communion Class

Sunday, February 18

10:20am Life Kids, EDGE, Life Teen classes

1:00pm Cancer Support Group



All Saints Catholic

School is having a

tuition raffle!

ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES

9AM WORD & ASHES

5:30PM EUCHARIST & ASHES

7PM WORD & ASHES

Child Care Available at 5:30 & 7pm

PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS

IN HARMS WAY

ERNIE BOTELLO

ERIC LECLERC

Knights of Columbus

Fish Frys

February 16th

March 2nd & 16th

Ages 12+ $10.00 11 and under $ 5.00

Additional helpings $ 5.00

February 23rd, March 9th

March 23rd

All meals include salad, drinks and dessert

Ages 12+ $10.00 Ages 5-11 $7.00

Ages 4 and under FREE

2/23 Meatless Spaghetti & Fettuccine Alfredo

3/9 Soup & Sandwich 3/23 Fish

Win tuition for the 2018-2019 school year OR $2,500! Tickets are only $5 each. To purchase tickets, please see any ASCS student or make a purchase online at www.allsaintsnorman.org. (Click on the "Annual Gala" button at the top of our page and then click on "Tuition Raffle 2018". There is an option to write in a students name so they get credit for your purchase.) Thank you for supporting All Saints Catholic School!

Bell Choir

We Practice On

Wednesdays at 4:30 and We

Would Welcome New Members


http://www.allsaintsnorman.org/


2/13 Prime Timers Valentine Pot Luck, Bunco, and Prizes @12:30 pm

WE STILL NEED VOLUNTEERS TO HELP SERVE THE CONFIRMATION

CLASS EVERY OTHER SUNDAY FROM 12-2 SERVE A MEAL AND CLEAN UP

TEXT

The Word

ALERT

To This Number

22300

If you want us

to be able to contact

you

via texts

SMALL DISCIPLESHIP GROUPS

1-Developing friendships.

2-Caring for one another with practical help and personal encouragement.

3-Celebrating joyful occasions, and to have fun together.

4-Serving side by side with group members as we seek to serve others

5-Encouraging outreach.

There is still time to sign up for a Small Discipleship Group. Just fill out a form and drop it in the basket on the table in the commons.


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