sunday, august 12, 2018 st. elizabeth seton · mary camilon monday: ez 1:2 for the week of: august...

Weekly Mass Schedule:

Daily Masses: Monday - Saturday: 8:00 AM

Weekend Masses:

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM

Sunday: 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 AM

9728 W. Palmeras Drive, Sun City, AZ 85373-2254 ● (623) 972-2129 ● Fax (623) 974-0654 ● www.sescc.org

SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 2018

ST. ELIZABETH SETON Parish Office Hours

Monday – Thursday

8:00 AM– 12:00 PM & 1:00- 4:00 PM

Friday: 8:00 AM–12:00PM

For Emergency

Anointing of the Sick or Last Rites After office hours please call

(623) 972-2129

and press menu 6 to leave your name,

phone number and your message and a

priest will answer or return your call.

Liturgy of the Hours:

Evening Prayer Monday through Friday 5:30 PM

Blessed Sacrament Adoration First Friday of the Month

at 8:30 AM

with Benediction at 12:00 PM

Every other Friday of the Month at

8:30 AM with Benediction at 9:00 AM

Reconciliation

Confession Schedule Saturday 2:00 - 3:30 PM

and by appointment

The Assumption of The Blessed Virgin Mary

is a Holy Day of Obligation

The Holy Day Mass Schedule will be:

Tuesday, August 14th: 4 & 6 PM

Wednesday, August 15th: 8 & 10AM

The Sanctuary Candle is:

In Thanksgiving for Answered Prayers

For the week of: Aug. 12th to Aug. 18th

Requested by: Anonymous

Please keep this intention in your daily prayers.

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Sunday, August 12th

7:00 Parishioners Fr. Kilian

9:00 Margarita Bravo Fr. Kilian

11:00 Joseph Fox Fr. Sylvester

Monday, August 13th

8:00 Geraldine Gage Fr. Ryan

Tuesday, August 14th

8:00 David Lewandrowski Fr. Greco

4:00 Mathias & Lona Baumann Fr. Kilian

6:00 Pete Golash Sr. Fr. Kilian

Wednesday, August 15th

8:00 . The Pickett Family Fr. Kilian

10:00 Rose Kohler Fr. John

Thursday, August 16th

8:00 Albert Boyd Fr. John

Friday, August 17th

8:00 Sharon H. Niemiec Fr. Kilian

Saturday, August 18th

8:00 Fr. Kevin Cassidy & Parents Fr. Blantz

Peter & Jennie

4:00 Joseph McGaffin Fr. Kilian

Sunday, August 19th

7:00 Parishioners Fr. Kilian

9:00 Ron Nagano Fr. Kilian

11:00 Stan Janiak Fr. John

Presider subject to change without notice.

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Sunday, August 12th 8:00AM-Library Open (Library)

Monday, August 13th

12:30PM-Solo Group Cards (Library)

5:30PM-Evening Prayer (Church)

Tuesday, August 14th

8:30AM-Coffee Tuesday (Library)

9:00AM-Faith Sharing (Mt Carmel Room)

11:00AM-Yoga (Dcn Tone Room)


6:30PM-Knights of Columbus Rosary (Seton Hall)

7:00PM-Knights of Columbus Meeting (Dcn. Tone Rm)

Wednesday, August 15th

8:30AM-Library Workers (Library)

9:00AM-Grief Share (Mt Carmel Room)

11:30AM-Our Lady of Fatima Committee Mtg. (Lourdes)


Thursday, August 16th

9:00AM-Seton Women’s Society Workshop (Seton Hall)


6:30PM-Queen of Peace Rosary (Dcn Tone Room)

Friday, August 17th 8:30AM-Adoration until 9:00AM (Church)

9:30AM-Holy Spirit Prayer Group (Guadalupe Room)

4:30PM-AA Meeting (Guadalupe Room)


Saturday, August 18th 8:00AM-Knights of Columbus 1st Degree (Library)

8:30AM-Liturgy Committee Meeting (Guadalupe Room)

8:45AM-Altar Server Training (Church)

5:00PM-St.Vincent DePaul Shoebox Collection

(Courtyard)

CANDLE BY OUR BLESSED MOTHER

The candle is for:

Mary Camilon

For the week of:

August 12th to August 18th

Requested by: Joan Richards & Kathie Faulwetter

Please keep her in your daily prayers.

CANDLE BY SAINT JOSEPH

The candle is for:

Barbara Briody

For the week of:

August 12th to August 18th

Requested by: Mary Pellizzari

Please keep her in your daily prayers.

August 12, 2018 ~ The 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 3

MINISTRIES AND GROUPS

Group Name Contact Information Meeting Days/Times

A.A. Sandra: 583-1978 Every Friday at 4:30 pm in the Guadalupe Room

Evening Prayer Mike Hammett: 815-9534 Monday-Friday 5:30 pm in the Church

Finance Council Closed Meeting

Holy Spirit Prayer Meeting Maureen Kight: 602-503-5379 Every Friday at 9:30 am in the Guadalupe Room

Knights of Columbus Craig Eaton: 480-381-6526 2nd Tuesday of the month,

Rosary at 6:30 pm, meeting at 7:00 pm

Library Workers Kathleen Ream: 815-3305 Wednesday at 8:30 am in the Library

Our Lady of Fatima Devotion Jack Limberg: 574-286-1562 1st Saturday after 8:00 am Mass in the Church

Pastoral Council Michael Waltz: 933-9007 3rd Thursday of the month at 6:00 pm

Queen of Peace Rosary Every Thursday at 6:30 pm in the Deacon Tone Room

Respect Life Coordinator Rachel Ruby: 972-1051

Solo Group Meeting John Battoe: 977-7073 1st Tuesday of the month at 5:00 pm in the Hall

St. Vincent de Paul Society George Kelly: 701-261-1033 1st Tuesday at 7:00 pm &

3rd Tuesday at 2:00 pm in Deacon Tone Room

Women’s Seton Society Kathy Zech: 974-2362 Every Thursday at 9:00 am in the Hall

Yoga Lolly House: 977-5934 Every Tuesday at 11:00 am in the Deacon Tone Room

OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE

Service Details/Contact Phone

St. Vincent de Paul Society Emergency Food, Utilities, Rent 623-583-7303

Prayer Chain Char Ryan 623-825-4893

Foundation for Senior Living www.fsl.org 602-285-1800

Catholic Charities Counseling, Emergency Assistance

and other Aid

602-285-1999

Readings for the Week of August 12, 2018

Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:4-8/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 /Eph

4:30-- 5:2/Jn 6:41-51

Monday: Ez 1:2-5, 24-28c/Ps 148:1-2, 11-12, 13, 14/

Mt 17:22-27

Tuesday: Ez 2:8--3:4/Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131

Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14

Wednesday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2/Ps 132:

6-7, 9-10, 13-14 1 Cor 15:54b-57/Lk 11:27-28

Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/Ps 45:10, 11, 12,

16 /1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk 1:39-56

Thursday: Ez 12:1-12/Ps 78:56-57, 58-59, 61-62 7/

Mt 18:21--19:1

Friday: Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63 or 16:59-63/Is 12:2-3, 4 5-

6 /Mt 19:3-12

Saturday: Ez 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32/Ps 51:12-13, 14-15,

18-19 /Mt 19:13-15

Next Sunday: Prv 9:1-6/Ps 34:2-3, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15

Eph 5:15-20/Jn 6:51-58


STEWARDSHIP

Parish Staff Directory

Pastor:

Rev. Kilian McCaffrey

Email: [email protected]

Parochial Vicar:

Rev. Sylvester Modebei

Email: [email protected]

Deacons’ Names & Email Addresses:

Paul Csuy (Sr): .......................... [email protected]

Larry Grey (Sr): .................................. [email protected]

George Koch (Sr): .................... [email protected]

Mike Napolitano (Sr): .... [email protected]

Marty Pogioli: [email protected]

Business Manager:

Kevin Rodriguez

Phone: .................................... 623-866-5224

Email: ....................... [email protected]

Administrative Assistant/Bulletin:

Karen Seidell

Phone: .................................... 623-866-5222

Email: ............................ [email protected]

Front Office/Data Base:

Carol Robinson

Phone..................................... 623-972-2129

Email ................................ [email protected]

Liturgy & Music Director

& Funeral Coordinator:

Mike Wieser

Phone..................................... 623-866-5233

Email ............................ [email protected]

Adult Faith Formation Director:

Mary Fogelson

Phone..................................... 623-866-5221

Email ......................... [email protected]

Religious Ed: Elementary Children:

Linda Watkins

Phone..................................... 623-866-5229

Email ............................ [email protected]

Maintenance & Facilities:

Martin Carrillo

Email ........................... [email protected]

Housekeeping:

Edna Morales & Margarita Gonzalez

Phone..................................... 623-866-5232

July 29th Plate Collection $ 10,697.75 Online Giving $1,678.00

The Annual Stewardship Report for July 2016—June 2017 is available on our website. Please contact the office if you would like a hard copy or a copy emailed to you. Thank you for your patience in waiting for this report. And THANK YOU for the many ways you contribute to the spirit of our parish community. Stewardship Prayer: O God, our loving Creator and Giver of all good gifts, bless our parish, strengthen our faith and grant us the spirit of Christian stewardship so that we may give generously of our time, talent and treasure to the spreading of Your kingdom here in St. Elizabeth Seton Parish and throughout the world. Amen.


Happy Hour Book/Video Discussion

“Saying Yes” Discovering and Responding to

God’s Will in your Life

By Albert Haase, OFM

Starts Monday, September 10th - 3:00 to 4:30 PM in Guadalupe Room

This discussion series has 6 sessions to it and will run for 6 consecutive weeks. In his book

and companion video Albert Haase, OFM, has provided a blueprint and roadmap for

discovering all the places, all the spaces, and all the faces through which God speaks to us.

Discerning God’s will is an ongoing process—not a static, one time decision. What is God

asking of me? How do I know if this is really God and not simply my imagination? Should

I follow my head or my heart? Haase offers a faithful and faith filled reflection on both the

simplicity and the complexity of Christian discernment and discipleship. Albert Hasse is a

scholar of Christian spirituality and is a spiritual mentor of hundreds of people, is known for

his clear, practical spiritual advice. He is a popular mission speaker, teacher, spiritual director

and radio show guest and author of nine books. You loved the last discussion we had on one

of his books and he has only gotten better!

The book Saying Yes is $10 and is available in the parish office for purchase.

CELEBRATE MARRIAGE EVENT with BISHOP EDUARDO NEVARES

Saturday 29, 2018

at SS Simon and Jude Cathedral

Come celebrate marriage at this annual diocesan event consisting of a beautiful Mass and

luncheon. This years speakers at the luncheon are Nate and Jill Verschaetse, PhD, presenting:

The Journey of Marriage –Always a new Gift. Mass begins at 10AM, luncheon follows in parish

hall. Those celebrating 25, 40, and 50th + jubilarian anniversaries receive a special blessing,

group photo with Bishop Nevares, and a frame-worthy certificate when pre-registered.

$55.00 per couple for luncheon. $35.00 for individuals. Registration required. For registration

information, call Clarissa Quiring at 602-354-2132. Or register online at

www.OurCovenantofLovePHX.org. Seating for luncheon and speakers limited. Deadline for

registration is September 24th. Couples of all ages welcome, as well as family members.


The graces of Jesus' redemption are outside of time and space. Mary is conceived

without original sin. In the feast of the Assumption, we celebrate the result of that

reality! Mary's soul and body are not separated at the moment of death, nor does

her body decay. She is brought up, body and soul, into Heaven. Even in apostolic

times, no religious site has claimed the actual body of Mary. Considering the

Church's enthusiasm for relics, this is a startling fact! After Christianity became

legal in the Roman Empire, the site of her empty tomb became a place of local

pilgrimage. On this feast, we remember that just as Jesus has taken care of his

mother, he will take care of us!

The church has always held to the belief that Mary was assumed, body and soul,

into a heavenly state, even though the belief was not declared as dogmatic until

1950. The early church had a robust tradition of revering relics from the saints of

the day, and their complete lack of relics from the Mother of Jesus was seen as

evidence of this Marian belief. The celebration of the event as a feast dates back

to the fourth century in the East and the seventh century in the West.

Since Mary was untouched by the stain of sin, she was unable to experience the

"wages of sin," which is death. But her Assumption also says something about

humanity as well. Sin only has power over us if we allow it. Mary was freed from

this power in her Immaculate Conception, and when she responded "yes" to God.

We were freed from that power when Jesus died and rose, conquering death. Now,

we must respond "yes" to claim the victory that was already won for us. On this

feast, we should not only celebrate the great works God has done for us through

Our Lady, but also celebrate the truth that we have the opportunity to one day

spend eternity with her and her Son, Jesus.


LIBRARY UPDATE

If you are inclined to stay indoors and watch movies

during the hot summer we have many for you to choose.

Guide to Faithful Citizenship – A Matter of

Conscience (Specialties) Presented by Franciscan

Media and St. Anthony Messenger Press with funding

from the US Conference of Catholic Bishops this film

answers some questions such as: How do we know who

the right candidate is? What issues are most important?

How do we weigh the pros and cons? T here is an

accompanying guide, too.

Bernadette from Ignatius Press (Biographies) Her

vision became a legend and is a thrilling story of spiritu-

al conviction and faith. It tells of the apparitions of Our

Lady of Lourdes in 1858.

Bakhita – from Slave to Saint (Biography) This is

the story of a young girl born in Sudan, kidnapped, beat-

en, and sold into slavery. Overcoming great adversary

Bakhita became a nun and in 2000 Pope John Paul II

declared her a saint.

One Night with the King (Specialties) Star r ing Peter

O’Toole, Omar Sharif, and others this is the epic story

of Hadassah, the young Jewish orphan who became the

biblical Esther, Queen of Persia.

The Priests – in Concert at Armagh Cathedral

(Specialties) This is a music video of nineteen songs

such as: Panis Angelicus, Ave Maria, Be Still My Soul,

and an Irish Blessing.

Making the Case for Life – How to Talk About

America’s Toughest Issue (Specialties) No matter

what, talking with friends and family about abortion too

often winds up at one extreme or the other. This video

helps us learn how to employ empathy to break down

defenses and defuse hostility. There are three foolproof

approaches that will make even the most hardened pro-

choicer listen to what you have to say.

Library open Sunday 8:00am-12:30pm &

Wednesday 8:30am-11:30am. ************************************************************

All donations of $$, books and DVDs suitable for

the Church Library are gratefully accepted.

Thank you for your donations.

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

The St. Vincent DePaul Society,

St. Elizabeth Seton Conference,

would like to express our SINCERE

APPRECIATION to all the

parishioners and contributors to our

monthly shoebox collection, food drive and other

contributions throughout the months.

For the months of April, May and June 2018 your

generous contributions have helped the needy in our

conference with rent, utilities, food and other basic

needs. We had 78 home visits and served over 212

individuals from these visits. We were able to pay rent,

utilities and other basic needs for these clients in the

amount of $20,245.00. We delivered 272 bags of food

to these families. Our members volunteered over 1700

hours of their time to serve the less fortunate of our

community.

During July we provided 105 Walmart gift cards with

a value of $50.00 so that students of our clients could

purchase Back to School supplies. These cards could

only be used for the purchase of school supplies and

they were special cards only for that purpose. We

spent

$5, 250.00 on these cards for children that may not

have been able to purchase the basic needs of going

back to school.

Our members have found that being a member of

St. Vincent DePaul gives great pleasure of serving God

and helping the less fortunate of our community.

If you would like to see what our ministry is about, feel

free to call 623-583-7303 and we will be glad to dis-

cuss our Ministry with you.

Again, thank you for your generous contributions to the

St. Vincent DePaul Society.

The Knights of Columbus present “One of

these Nights” the Eagles Tribute Band in

Concert. The date is October 13th in Seton

Hall. Doors open at 6:00 PM. The show will

start at 7:00 PM.

Tickets are $25.00 each and can be purchased

at the Parish Office during the week. There

are less than 50 tickets left for sale. Don’t

be left out, get yours soon!


You Are Invited to

Come and See!

Are you interested in learning more about the Catholic Church?

Are you unbaptized and recognize a need

for greater spirituality in your life?

Are you baptized in another religion and

have a desire to explore the Catholic faith?

Are you married to a Catholic and attend

Mass but just don’t know what the next step is to becoming Catholic?

Are you a baptized Catholic but have

never received any other sacraments?

Have you been away from the Church for

awhile and would like to update yourself

on what the Church teaches?

The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) may be the place for you.

Every year, adults are welcomed into the Catholic Community through RCIA. It is

a learning and loving process that answers

your questions about the Catholic Church in an atmosphere where conversion of the

heart brings you closer to Christ.

If you say “yes” to any of the questions or know of someone who does, contact

Mary Fogelson at 623-866-5221 to set up

a welcome conversation. We would love to try to answer your questions and concerns.

Help and encouragement after the death of a

spouse, child, family member, or friend, Grief

Share is a Christian based weekly seminar

and support group designed to help you re-

build your life after losing a loved one.

If you are hurting, please join us.

Every Tuesday Morning

9:00 to 10:00 AM

Mt. Carmel Room

All are Welcome!

Come join us as we read, reflect on and

discuss the Sunday Mass Readings

Foundations of Personal Prayer

resumes Wednesday, September 5th

1:00 to 2:30 PM in the Library

We will resume with Session18 Getting Acquainted with Jesus’ Mother

“Our Fiat” is a prayer program designed to guide

participants to a stronger personal relationship with

the Trinity. Using the exercise book, Foundations of

Personal Prayer participants will experience a

sequence of prayer exercises, journaling, reflections,

and will join in small group sharing that is to benefit

the prayer life and faith life of all who experience it.

Call Mary at 623-866-5221 for information.

Grief Share meets on Wednesday mornings,

9 to 11 AM in the Mt. Carmel Room.

Schedule & Topic Title August 15th - Why?

August 22nd - Guilt & Anger

One time registration fee is $20.

For information contact Mary at 623-866-5221.


Children and Youth

Registration Time

for

Kindergarten

First Grade thru Seventh Grade

Eighth thru High School

Classes are on Wednesday evenings!

6:00 PM until 7:30 PM

We begin in September! To enroll or reenroll your students,

pick up a form in the office or

vestibule of the church or

register online @ www.sescc.org

Fees: Parishioner $45/student Sacrament class additional $30/student

Kindergarten $25/student Non-parishioner : Fees are Doubled

Returning “Confirmed” student $25/student

For questions or to volunteer please call:

Linda at 623-866-5229 or 623-826-5803

Children’s Liturgy of the Word

Begins September 2nd!

During the 11 o’clock Mass on Sunday, children ages 5 through 3rd grade are invited to leave the assembly to hear the Sunday Gospel simplified for them. The volunteer adults will direct them across the courtyard to the Fatima Room and will lead them in prayer, songs, and the Gospel reading of the day. After discussing the main message of the Gospel the children will receive a gospel booklet to color and share with their family after mass. Their liturgy will end with a child’s creed and they will be guided back to the church to rejoin their families for the Eucharistic celebration! No pre-registration is necessary and all students are welcome. A parent is welcome to join their child if desired to help their child adjust to the separation. For questions or to volunteer please call Linda at the number above.

Be baptized. Be Catholic (children baptized in another denomination must make a Profes-sion of Faith). Have the ability to recognize the difference between right and wrong. Have the capacity for sincere sorrow and be properly instructed.

“Children must go to the sacrament of Confession before receiving Holy Communion for the first time.“

Catechism of the Catholic Church # 1457

CHILD or YOUTH READINESS Children, according to their age and capacity,

are to be considered ready to celebrate their

First Confession when there is: an awareness

that God loves them, they participate regularly in

Sunday Mass, and prayer is a part of the child’s

life and also experienced within their family.

They need to be growing in their ability to

distinguish between accidents and the right and

wrong choices they make. Children should have

the capacity for sincere sorrow and the ability to

change their actions and the ability to express

sorrow for sin. They need to understand that

relationships with God and others can be broken

through sin. The child or youth needs to under-

stand that the Sacrament of Penance and Recon-

ciliation is a special sign of God’s forgiveness.

When can my child receive the Sacrament of Confession?

A candidate must be at the age of discretion for sacramental

preparation, seven years of age or above, attended at least one year of faith formation, and must meet the

following requirements:

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PILGRIMAGE TO ISRAEL & JORDAN

Spiritual Director, Fr. Tom Suss

February 9-23, 2019 $3900.00 The Bible will come alive for you as we travel to

places where Jesus lived and preached in Israel, then

on to Jordan. We begin at the Sharon Plain and

Galilee (Northern Israel), then Bethlehem, Jerusalem,

Cana (renew wedding vows), Jericho, Bethany and the

Dead Sea area (Southern Israel) before crossing into

Jordan. Explore the rose-red city of Petra, (a new

world wonder) visit Madaba and Mt. Nebo on the way

to Amman, Jordan and much more.

Call Evelyn Czapiewski for details. 253-229-5554

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