4th Sunday of Lent Laetare Sunday - Holy Family Parish · Liturgy Schedule Mon 3/27 8:00 AM ......
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Church: 7525 SE Cesar Chavez Blvd., Portland, OR 97202 Office: 3732 SE Knapp St., Portland, OR 97202 Phone: 503-774-1428 Office Hours: Monday through Friday—8:30 AM to 3:30 PM Pastor: Fr. Rodel de Mesa Deacon: Tim Dooley www.holyfamilyportland.org Parish Calendar Spring Break (March 27 - 31) Parish Center Front Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM to 2 PM Fri 3/31 Simple Supper 6:15 PM Stations of the Cross 7:00 PM Sat 4/01 First Saturday Mass at 8 AM Liturgy Schedule Mon 3/27 8:00 AM Communion Service Tues 3/28 8:00 AM Communion Service Wed 3/29 8:00 AM Mass: Int. of Pegg Sparks-McLean Thurs 3/30 8:00 AM Mass: Int. of Mariloris Oliverio Fri 3/31 8:00 AM Mass: Souls in Purgatory Sat 4/01 8:00 AM Mass: Int. of Susan Johnson 5:30 PM Mass: Eleanor Storms+ Sun 4/2 8:30 AM Mass: Int. of Holy Family Parishioners 10:30 AM Mass: Harriet Wolfe+ Reconciliation Saturdays from 4 PM to 5 PM 4th Sunday of Lent Laetare Sunday March 26, 2017
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Church: 7525 SE Cesar Chavez Blvd., Portland, OR 97202 Office: 3732 SE Knapp St., Portland, OR 97202
Phone: 503-774-1428 Office Hours: Monday through Friday—8:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Pastor: Fr. Rodel de Mesa
Deacon: Tim Dooley
www.holyfamilyportland.org
Parish Calendar
Spring Break (March 27-31) Parish Center Front Office Hours:
Monday-Friday 9 AM to 2 PM Fri 3/31 Simple Supper 6:15 PM Stations of the Cross 7:00 PM Sat 4/01 First Saturday Mass at 8 AM
Liturgy Schedule Mon 3/27 8:00 AM Communion Service Tues 3/28 8:00 AM Communion Service Wed 3/29 8:00 AM Mass: Int. of Pegg Sparks-McLean Thurs 3/30 8:00 AM Mass: Int. of Mariloris Oliverio Fri 3/31 8:00 AM Mass: Souls in Purgatory Sat 4/01 8:00 AM Mass: Int. of Susan Johnson 5:30 PM Mass: Eleanor Storms+ Sun 4/2 8:30 AM Mass: Int. of Holy Family Parishioners 10:30 AM Mass: Harriet Wolfe+
Reconciliation Saturdays from 4 PM to 5 PM
4th Sunday of Lent Laetare Sunday
March 26, 2017
The Mission of Holy Family Catholic Parish is to be a welcoming faith community grounded in Gospel values and
dedicated to making God known to our members and all who enter our doors. We foster positive relationships with
God and one another through active participation in the ministries of worship, education, celebration, and service to all.
WELCOME
New to Holy Family? Register by stopping in at the Parish Center or pick up a registration form in the vestibule.
REJOICE! Today is Laetare Sunday. That means you are halfway through the six weeks of Lent. This week is the Second Scrutiny for the Catechu-mens and Candidates as they continue their jour-ney toward full initiation into the Catholic Church. In the Gospel today Jesus took the blind man from darkness into light. As you add a candle to your Sacred Space think about how Jesus is removing the darkness from your life so that you may be a "light to the nations" and a "beacon of hope" to those around you. You have a lot to contemplate as you gaze upon your Sacred Space... humility as you get out of your comfort zone; conquering temptation; transforming your behavior and habits; being in God's family through living water.
We want to welcome you warmly to Holy Family!
Holy Family is a vibrant Catholic community with much to offer members of all ages. We focus on Catholic
education, community service, faith formation, and youth & young adult ministries. We encourage you to find a home with us to share your time, talent and treasure!
4th Week of Lent
ENCOUNTER COMMUNITY
We encounter Maria in
Mexico, where a community of hardworking women share joys, sorrows and fellowship while growing economic opportunity at a greenhouse. How have your communities helped you encounter Christ anew this Lent?
Visit crsricebowl.org for more.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
March 31st AT 7 PM in the CHURCH
SIMPLE SUPPER at 6:15 PM Celebration Hall
March 31st Supper & Stations will be hosted by Pastoral Council
Parish Staff Parish Center Office Phone: 503-774-1428
Pastor Fr. Rodel de Mesa x106 [email protected] Deacon Tim Dooley [email protected] Pastoral Associate Vicki Ford x123 [email protected] Faith Formation Desi Dominguez 503-544-9855 [email protected] Administrative Assistant Peggy English x102 [email protected] Business Manager Luc Normandin x108 [email protected] Youth Minister Krisi Christensen x107 [email protected] Maintenance Supervisor Bert Morrison 541-231-1411 [email protected] Music Director Chris Brunelle [email protected] Traditional Choir Dir. Tina Paradiso-Herlein [email protected] School Principal Loretta Wiltgen 503-774-8871 [email protected] Event Coordinator Liz Goodell x126 [email protected] Office Volunteer Joyce Holohan-Bell x102 Receptionist TBD [email protected]
Wine & Cheese—after 5:30 Mass March 25—NO WINE & CHEESE April 1— Vicki & Milford Ford April 8 & 15—NO WINE & CHEESE
We are in need of a few more hosts for Wine & Cheese. Please email Nancy Craven [email protected] if you can help us out. We also welcome donations of wine Coffee & Donuts April 2 SAC/PTO Groups Counters April 2 Jennifer Carr, Brenda Gluszek, Kathy
McMahon
Vocations Cross March 26 George and Rose Davis April 2 Wil Link
PLEASE CONSIDER SIGNING UP TO TAKE THE VOCATION CROSS FOR A WEEK
Ministry Assignments
April 1/2 Altar Server Greeter Eucharistic Minister Reader
Saturday, 5:30 PM
Sophie Goodell Kathleen Waldron Anna Waldron
Lisa Johnson Carolyn Orlando
Tim Dooley Scott Pitton Charlotte Pitton
Milford Ford - Lector Vicki Ford - Commentator
Sunday, 8:30 AM
Simone Guite Maddie Khaw Timmy Khaw
Max Deggendorfer Julie Reiersgaard
Tim Dooley Lisa Fedeli Shirley Finley Per-Michael Jarnberg Stan Jones Stephen O'Donnell Judy O'Donnell
Matt Brouns - Lector Sandra Fisher - Commentator
Sunday, 10:30 AM
John Cipolla Kate Collins Hayden Karnopp
Phil and Stephanie Gately Ann Tassinari
Aaron Christensen Krisi Christensen Geoff Doerfler Tim Dooley Conor Gwyn Amy Moreland Katie Moreland
Val Hornburg - Lector Bill Zuelke - Commentator
Offertory Giving for March 2017
March Offertory Goal: $48,000
Month to Date
(Mar 1 - Mar 21)Actual Budget
Over /
(Under)
Budget
Week 1 $4,806 $7,000 ($2,194)
Week 2 $7,937 $6,500 $1,437
Week 3 $7,523 $6,500 $1,023
Week 4
ACH Collection $22,162 $22,000 $162
Total Month to Date $42,428 $42,000 $428
Fiscal Year to Date $477,781 $478,500 ($719)
(July 1, 2016 - March 21, 2017)
Holy Family Parish
GROWING IN FAITH
Now it is time for Meal Sharing. After the Liturgy of the Word, we move to the table. As at a meal in our homes, we 1) set the table, 2) say grace and 3) share the food (we eat and drink). At Mass these ritual ac-tions are called 1) the Preparation of the Gifts, 2) the Eucha-ristic Prayer and 3) the Communion Rite.
PREPARATION OF THE GIFTS: The early Christians each brought some bread and wine from their homes to the church to be used for the Mass and to be given to the clergy and the poor. Today a similar offering for the parish and the poor is made with our monetary contributions, so a collection is taken up and a song is usually sung. This song should express our joy at what is about to take place in the Mass. Members of the parish bring our monetary gifts to the altar with the bread and wine to be used for the sacrifice.
The priest places the bread and wine on the altar (the cor-poral). He then mixes water with the wine—a gesture with spiritual significance, The priest or deacon says, “By the mys-tery of this water and wine, may we come to share in the divin-ity of Christ (wine), who humbled himself to share in our hu-manity (water).” We pray that just as the water and wine be-come one, that we also become one with Christ. Then the priest washes his hands. Finally, the priest invites us to pray that the sacrifice may be acceptable to God. We response “AMEN” to the Prayer over the offerings and stand to participate in the central prayer of the Mass
During these weeks, our goal is that these thoughts give you a deeper look at what we do as we gather at Mass so that each of us can enter more fully into the Mass each week. These thoughts are a walk through our Catholic Mass — the “Source and Summit” of our Catholic Faith!
Explaining our Catholic Mass
LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST
THE EUCHARISTIC PRAYER—this prayer brings us to the very center of the Mass and the heart of our faith. While the words may change a bit each week, the struc-ture is the same: 1) We call upon God to remember all the wonderful saving deeds of our history. 2) We recall
the central event in our history, Jesus Christ … the memorial he left us on the night before he died. We recall his passion, death and resurrection. 3) After gratefully calling to mind all the wonderful saving acts God has done for us in the past, we petition God to continue those deeds of Christ in the pre-sent. We pray that we may become one body, one spirit in Christ.
INVITATION: –the prayer begins with a dialogue between the leader and the assembly. First, the priest greets us with “The Lord Be with you.” He then asks if we are ready and willing to approach the table and to renew our baptismal commitment, offering ourselves to God. “Lift up your hearts.” We are invited to give thanks. To “give thanks translates the traditional Greek verb which no names the whole action: Eucharist.
PREFACE AND ACCLAMATION: The priest enters into the Preface, a prayer which prepares us to come before the face of God. As the wonders of God are told, the assembly cannot hold back their joy and sing aloud: “Wow! Wow! Wow! What a God we have!” … “Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of hosts. Heaven and earth are full of your glory!”
HOLY THURSDAY SETTING
OF THE ALTAR
This is an invitation from the Altar Society to all the women in the Parish. If you would like to take part in the Holy Thursday
setting of the altar ~please contact Billie Lopez @ 503/806-5698 by leaving a voice mail.
We will have a practice session on Wed April 12th at
8:30am directly following morning mass. Holy Thursday mass is at 7pm on April 13th.
We are looking for students to be part of the Living Stations of the Cross on Good Friday at 2 PM. There will be an afterschool rehearsal: WEDNESDAY—APRIL 12th. We encourage all school-aged parishioners to volunteer. Contact Vicki Ford at 503-774-1428 x123 to volunteer.
Calling all Student Actors
TODAY we celebrate the Second Scrutiny— It is an important day for the RCIA Elect. Please continue to pray for them as they journey toward the sacraments at the Easter Vigil.
Angie Cipolla, Anthony Okoye, Kennedy Myers, Jacob Nemec
YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS For more info on youth and young adults:
Contact Krisi: [email protected]
It’s never to late to register! (website: parish.holyfamilyportland.org)
High School Youth Group Sunday, March 19th—7:00pm-8:30pm
youth room above the gym Virtual Stations of the Cross
Stations like you’ve never experienced. Blind-folded and using only your sense of hearing and touch, walk the road to Calvary as Jesus did.
SPRING BREAK MOVIE NIGHT Are you around over Spring Break?? Join us for an awesome movie night
March 29th - 7:00pm-9:00pm—youth room FREE! Invite a friend, or two, or three!
Holy Family Catholic School
Did you know: the annual fundraiser, “Believe…in Holy Family,” is coming up? On Tuesday, April 25
th Holy Family will host
a social hour with drinks and appetizers starting at 6pm in Celebration Hall. Follow-
ing the social, attendees will be invited into the church to enjoy music performances from all students in grades kin-dergarten through 8
th grade. This year, student art projects
will also be available as auction items! Please mark the date on your calendar and plan on attending!
CONFIRMATION Rehearsal—Friday, April 21st @ 7pm in church Mass—Sunday, April 23rd @ 3:00pm followed
by reception in Celebration Hall Sponsors and Candidates arrive at 1:30pm in the gym
Brought to you by
the Holy Family Dads
Proceeds to benefit
Holy Family Parish
APRIL 7TH
4:30 to 8:00pm
Holy Family Celebration Hall
Stations of the Cross at 7pm
Menu Includes 2 pc Battered Cod …$8 or 4 pc Battered Cod …
Here Comes the Sun! Spring is here and with that comes the sunshine. When the sun is shining through the windows above the altar it can be very hard for our parishioners to see.
To combat this issue we would like to install motorized blinds. The cost is $5,000. If you would like to contribute towards the blinds, please pick up a white CHURCH BLINDS envelope in the vestibule. You can drop off your donation in the offertory baskets or at the Parish Center. Thank you so much to everyone who has already donated towards our new blinds. We are about half way to our goal. It’s not too late to make your contribution.
Steubenville NW
Catholic Youth Conference Open to incoming Freshmen-Graduating Seniors
July 26-August 2 @ Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA REGISTRATION IS OPEN—more info go to: https://parish.holyfamilyportland.org/youth
SILVERWOOD THEME PARK, CONFERENCE w/1200 youth & INCREASE SERVICE w/Catholic Charities
CYO is Out on the Track Our focus this season is on running, jumping and throwing! We have over 50 athletes signed up for HF Track and Field. Third to 8
th graders get to sprint, long jump, shot put, high
jump, turbo javelin and run distance. March is all about condi-tioning and learning technique. Meets will start in April. Come join us! www.cyocamphoward.org Basketball families—ALL basketball uniforms must be turned in ASAP. Please wash and return. Ted has sent emails with instructions. Questions? Contact Rebecca 503-860-7422 cell
Are you willing to volunteer at the next Fish Fry
or would you like to make a donation to the
event? Please contact Dennis Williams at
OUTREACH & SOCIAL JUSTICE
Please Pray for… Fae Fazzolari, Michael Gerhards, Glenn Luft. Judy Stupfel, Pattie McNulty, Tom Lydon, Katie Lawrence, Barbara Keller, Betty Heitzler, Jean Marantette, Timothy Scherler, Jack Weemhoff, Charmaine Carnese, Gary Taylor & family, Bernadette Maty, Bea Parisi, Tim Kain, Mariloris Oliverio, Anna Templeton, Carly Lord, Jennifer Day, Martha Burke, Tim Evens, Louise Barricks, June Gardner, Lee Lomnicki, Arvayda Winward, Marilyn Walstrom, Gary Hunt, Jenn Briggs, Lois Hanson.
Prayer Circle For prayer support call one of the following:
Kathleen Gianotti : (503) 788-6865 [email protected] or Dolores Wesselman : (503) 771-5505
A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative Day 742-
“The ‘home’ represents the most precious human treasures, that of encounter, that of relations among people, different in age, culture and history, but who live together and togeth-er help one another to grow. For this reason, the ‘home’ is a crucial place in life, where life grows and can be fulfilled, because it is a place in which every person learns to receive
love and to give love.” Pope Francis
First 1000 Days: A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative
Scripture Readings for the Week Mon, Mar 27 Is 65:17-21/Jn 4:43-54
Tue, Mar 28 Ez 47:1-9, 12/Jn 5:1-16
Wed, Mar 29 Is 49:8-15/Jn 5:17-30
Thurs, Mar 30 Ex 32:7-14/Jn 5:31-47
Fri, Mar 31 Wis 2:1a, 12-22/Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30
Sat, Apr 1 Jer 11:18-20/Jn 7:40-53
Sun, Apr 2 Ez 37:12-14/Rom 8:8-11/Jn 11:1-45
Gospel Reflection 4th Sunday of Lent
March 26th — John 9:1-41
In today’s Gospel Jesus heals the physical blindness for which the man was not responsible. Then Jesus challenged some religious leaders to face their spiritual blindness for which they were responsible.
Am I a source of light, or darkness, to those around
me?
Catholic Schools Careers The Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon is seeking applicants for anticipated principal openings and anticipated teacher openings in its Catholic schools for the 2017-2018 school year. Information about the openings as well as application materials and directions can be found at this link https://schools.archdpdx.org/employment or by calling 503-233-8348.
Holy Family Positions Available
Receptionist: This permanent position is 15 hours/week: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9 AM to 2 PM. Applicants must be familiar with MS Office (especially Word and Publisher) and have front office work experience. Applicants should send their resume to [email protected]. No phone calls, please. Janitorial Help: Part-time help needed with the parish/church cleaning. Contact Bert Morrison at [email protected] or phone him at (541) 231-1411 for more information.
OCP-Holy Family Parish Video Recently Oregon Catholic Press visited our parish on a Sun-day to video tape us using the Spirit & Song hymnals. The promotional video is now “live” on their website. Please click the link to enjoy the wonderful video and how nicely it repre-sents our parish.
https://www.ocp.org/en-us/holy-family
Special Collection:
Catholic Relief Services Next week, our parish will take up The Catholic Relief Ser-vices Collection (CRSC). Funds from this collection help pro-vide food to the hungry, support to displaced refugees, and Christ’s love and respect to all people here at home and abroad. Next week, please give generously to the CRSC and help Jesus in disguise. The envelope is in this bulletin. Learn more about the collection at www.usccb.org/catholic-relief
Family Faith on
the Go Magazine Please pick up your copy of the April issue of Family Faith on the Go magazine in the vestibule. It features a great center spread on Walking through Holy Week as a Family. Enjoy!
Parish Organizations and Contacts Administrative Council James Dickinson [email protected] Altar Society Judy Poe [email protected] Bible Discussion Dave Bergman 784-3272 CYO Rebecca Brandt 774-6436 [email protected] Christian Service Joyce Holohan-Bell 775-5767 Eucharistic Adoration Stephanie Bassett 774-9678 Health Ministry Joyce Holohan-Bell 775-5767 Hospitality Bill Powers 775-3188 Barb Regan 659-5350 Marriage & Family Life Winnie & Andrew Smidt 805-216-1609 Mother Share Contact Parish Office Needleworks Glorianne Menely 654-9946 PTO Alanna Goodwin 703-2550 Pastoral Care Winnie Smidt 805-216-1609 Pastoral Council Steve Tassinari 698-6005 [email protected] Prayer Circle Dolores Wesselman 771-5505
Kathleen Gianotti 788-6865 [email protected]
School Advisory Council Dan Blaufus 866-5573 [email protected] School Office Sharon Reece 774-8871 St. Vincent de Paul Penny O’Connell 771-1809 Wedding Coordinator Suzanne Cooney 803-8393
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