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Holy Redeemer Catholic Church Our Mission Statement: The mission of Holy Redeemer Parish is to be a Catholic community centered in Christ as revealed through the Holy Scripture, Sacred Tradion and the Church's teaching authority. The Holy Spirit empowers us to reach out and build God's Kingdom as we worship, educate, serve and evangelize. 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time The reading from Exodus recounts how unhappy the Israelites were about their situation. Even though they escaped the slavery in Egypt, the hardships of their journey discourage them. They focused on what they had lost and blames Moses for their problems. It is a human tendency to focus on our problems and seek to blame someone. Every day we have to make choices. Most of them are small things: When to get up, what to eat, what to wear, how to do our job, etc. They are our choices and they have consequences that may seem good or bad at the time. The “secret” is to learn to focus on our blessings, seek the Spirit's guidance in making choices (even small ones) and look for the lessons that the consequences are teaching us. Wishing for the past and seeking to blame others gets us no where. You must lay aside your former way of life … and acquire a fresh spiritual way of thinking. ~Ephesians 4:22-23 August 1st 2021 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Welcome to worship as we gather to praise the God of all creation, our Savior Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit who guides us in love. We want to welcome back all those parishioners we haven’t seen for awhile. It’s nice to see you again. Group Meetings are back! Groups can start holding their meetings again. We need the name and contact information for each group and you need to mark the calendar in the office as to the time and date of your meetings. The kitchen is still “off limits” until further notice. Please make sure you mark the dates and times of your meetings and/or events on the calendar in parish office so we make sure there are no “conflicts”. Please pray for the repose of the soul of: Connie Weber (Sally Krajcir’s mother) Bill Hutchinson (Funeral August 14th @ 11:00 am & Rosary @ 10:30 am) How deep is your faith? Lyrics to the Bee Gees’ 1970s hit song “How Deep Is Your Love” came to mind as I pondered the “depths” of my faith. Sometimes I prefer to stay securely in the shallow end, while other times I fearlessly launch off the diving board, ready and willing to be drenched by God’s love. If you’ve ever tried to coax young swimmers to jump into the deep end of a pool, you may remember their excitement (and relief) after they finally take the plunge into your arms. To experience that joy in your spiritual life, evaluate your location in your own faith “pool.” Are you wading safely in the shallows or exploring the freedom of the depths? No matter where you’re at, you can jump confidently into Jesus’ outstretched arms. From the edge, hear his promises: “Jump in! I’ll catch you! I’ll keep you safe! Trust me!” Office & Church Closure The Parish Office will be closed Monday, August 2nd. The Church will also be closed that day. Health Alert! We have been contacted by the Coos County Health Department that someone who attended 8:00 am Mass on Sunday, July 18th has tested positive for Covid. There was a risk of exposure. If you have experienced any symptoms, even if they are minor, please call 541-266-6700 and select the COVID OPTION. We encourage anyone attending this Mass to get tested as a precaution. ~Thank you Learn-Service-Fellowship Jim or Ann; 541-756-0633, ext 5
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Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
Our Mission Statement: The mission of Holy Redeemer Parish is to be a Catholic community centered in Christ as revealed through the Holy Scripture, Sacred Tradition and the Church's teaching authority. The Holy Spirit empowers us to reach out and build God's Kingdom as we worship, educate, serve and evangelize.
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time The reading from Exodus recounts how unhappy the Israelites were about their situation. Even though they escaped the slavery in Egypt, the hardships of their journey discourage them. They focused on what they had lost and blames Moses for their problems. It is a human tendency to focus on our problems and seek to blame someone. Every day we have to make choices. Most of them are small things: When to get up, what to eat, what to wear, how to do our job, etc. They are our choices and they have consequences that may seem good or bad at the time. The “secret” is to learn to focus on our blessings, seek the Spirit's guidance in making choices (even small ones) and look for the lessons that the consequences are teaching us. Wishing for the past and seeking to blame others gets us no where.
You must lay aside your former way of life … and acquire a fresh spiritual way of thinking.
~Ephesians 4:22-23
August 1st 2021 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Welcome to worship as we gather to praise the God of all creation, our Savior Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit who guides us in love.
We want to welcome back all those parishioners we haven’t seen for awhile. It’s nice to see you again.
Group Meetings are back!
Groups can start holding their meetings again. We need the name and contact information for each
group and you need to mark the calendar in the office as to the time and date of your meetings. The kitchen is still “off limits” until further notice. Please make sure you mark the dates and times of your meetings and/or events on the calendar in parish office so we make sure there are no “conflicts”.
Please pray for the repose of the soul of:
Connie Weber (Sally Krajcir’s mother)
Bill Hutchinson (Funeral August 14th @ 11:00 am
& Rosary @ 10:30 am)
How deep is your faith?
Lyrics to the Bee Gees’ 1970s hit song “How Deep Is Your Love” came to mind as I pondered the “depths” of my faith. Sometimes I prefer to stay securely in the shallow end, while other times I fearlessly launch off the diving board, ready and willing to be drenched by God’s love.
If you’ve ever tried to coax young swimmers to jump into the deep end of a pool, you may remember their excitement (and relief) after they finally take the plunge into your arms. To experience that joy in your spiritual life, evaluate your location in your own faith “pool.” Are you wading safely in the shallows or exploring the freedom of the depths? No matter where you’re at, you can jump confidently into Jesus’ outstretched arms. From the edge, hear his promises: “Jump in! I’ll catch you! I’ll keep you safe! Trust me!”
Office & Church Closure The Parish Office will be closed Monday, August 2nd. The Church will also be closed that day.
Health Alert! We have been contacted by the Coos County Health Department that someone who attended 8:00 am Mass on Sunday, July 18th has tested positive for Covid. There was a risk of exposure. If you have experienced any symptoms, even if they are minor, please call 541-266-6700 and select the COVID OPTION. We encourage anyone attending this Mass to get tested as a precaution. ~Thank you
Learn-Service-Fellowship Jim or Ann; 541-756-0633, ext 5
Randy Sommer, Jan Hillar, Don & Wilda Grey, Vivian Steenbock, Carol McKillup, Tess Hansen, Alice Mikowski, Jennifer Riley, Bill Hutchinson, Scott David, Jan Ramey, Kathy Saraceni, Sylvia Stoddard, David Sandvand, Dewayne Shurden, Jack Bushmaker, Scott Ramey, Joe Stoffel, Jake Carew,
Bob Sperandio, Doris Jeffries, Price Parsons, Tully Strong, Liz Goll, Denise Miller, Ellen Evans, Ken Quinn, Bobby Quinn If you want to add or remove a name just contact the parish office @ 541-756-0633, ext 2.
Lectors , Altar Servers & Host Ministers
Saturday, Aug 7th @ 4pm Lector: Bud Bradley HM: Deacon Pete Choir Host: Jan Parten Altar Servers: Ella
Sunday, Aug 8th @ 8am Lector: Ron McGarrell HM: Deacon Pete Altar Servers: Angela Sunday, Aug 8th @ 10am Lector: Tim Novotny HM: Deacon Pete Choir Host: Grace Coburn
Altar Servers: Autumn & Derek
Please call a replacement if you can’t serve. Altar Servers, call Kelly if you cannot serve or find a replacement .
Ministry Fair in September
Hopefully all the parish groups are working on their participation and presentation for the Ministry Fair. This fair lets everyone know what each parish group offers so they can choose to hopefully join one. The social events and fundraisers have been left “on hold” until next year when we’ll have the time to get everything organized.
The tentative date for our annual Holy Redeemer Parish Picnic and Ministry Fair is Sunday, Sept. 12th, 2021, after the second Mass. This will be the official re-opening of the parish hall. Everyone welcome. Come and get re-acquainted with your parish family. Food and beverages will be provided, no charge. More information will be forthcoming as we get closer to the date. If you have questions, contact Jim in the Religious Ed office. If you oversee one of our parish ministries, please plan on a table letting people know who you are and what you do. There will be no “potluck” items please. Call 541-756-0633, ext 5.
Still Using Caution Even though we are not filling the holy water fonts there is Holy water available upon request for your personal use. Check with office during office hours M-F 10am - 2pm. Also, we are still holding off on home visitations and disbursement of Holy Communion to those outside of regular Mass.
Annual Rummage Sale ! It is finally time again to clear out the items you no longer need or want. Time to get rid of those good, usable items that someone else might be able to use. The Altar Society will be having their fall
rummage sale on August 27th-28th. Donations will gladly be accepted starting Sunday, August 22nd from 12-2 p.m. until the sale. We will try to have someone at the hall during the week from 10 am-2pm each day. Please do NOT drop them off at the office or before the dates listed above. We are also looking for volunteers to help with the sale. If you are interested in helping, please call Deanna Chase @ 541-756-5872.
August 1 is National:
American Family Day – First Sunday in August
National Friendship Day – First Sunday in August
National Sisters Day – First Sunday in August
The Franciscan Spiritual Center together with Contemplative Outreach of Oregon invite you to a Zoom Introductory Centering Prayer Workshop on Saturday,
September 11, 2021, 9:30am to 1pm. More information and registration at: http://www.contemplativeoutreachportland.com.
All in the Family Bill Keane, creator of the Family Circus cartoon strip, tells of a time when he was penciling one of his cartoons, and his son Jeffy asked, "Daddy, how do you know what to draw?" Keane replied, "God tells me." Jeffy said, "Then why do you keep erasing part of it?"
Published in: January 1999
Why Sing/Pray the Hail Mary? We started praying then singing the Hail Mary at the end of the Mass, asking Mary to intercede in more vocations to the priesthood.
Holy Redeemer Parish-2250 16th Street, North Bend, OR 97459 Phone: 541-756-0633 Fax: 541-756-3234 Website: www.holyredeemernb.org MASSES: Saturday Vigil - 4.00pm ~ Sunday - 8:00am & 10:00am Monday & Tuesday: NO MASS Wednesday, Thursday & Friday - 9:00am
Parish Office Hours: 10am to 2pm , Monday through Friday ROSARY: Not at this time CONFESSIONS: Saturday - 3:00-3:45 pm or by appointment
Fr. Jorge Hernandez - Pastor 541-756-0633 x 4 Deacon Pete Broussard 505-610-3353 [email protected] [email protected] Susan Uehara - Business Manager 541-756-0633 x 1 [email protected] Parish Hall 541-756-0633/x 7 Sue Karolyi - Admin Assistant 541-756-0633 x 2 Religious Education - Jim DeLong 541-756-0633 x 5 [email protected] [email protected] Youth Minister - Ann Delong 541-756-0633 x 5 [email protected]
Sat Jul 31 4:00 pm- Judy Bradley † by Bud Bradley Sun Aug 01 8:00 am- Bob & Mary Bright †† by Tom&Deanna Chase 10:00 am- Thanksgiving by Mai Lorenz Wed Aug 04 **NO MASS** Thurs Aug 05 9:00 am- Helen Langley † by Ellen & Terry Evans Fri Aug 06 9:00 am- Elmer Busito’s healing by Tess Hansen Sat Aug 07 4:00 pm- Ronny Groda † by Knights of Columbus Sun Aug 08 8:00 am- Jim Hillar † by Jan Hillar 10:00 am- Lloyd Lorenz † by Mai Lorenz
OUR Financial GIFTS Our Offertory for:
07-25-21
Offertory: $ 3714.00 Online: $ 240.00 Total: $3954.00
We sincerely thank you, our
parishioners and visitors, for your ongoing contributions and support.
You are a blessing!
Food for anyone is available as Pelican Harbor Food Bank continues to deliver food every Thursday @ 10am in the Pony Village Mall parking lot.
Prayer is not a “spare wheel” that you pull out when in trouble. It’s a
“steering wheel” directing the right path throughout the journey.
Call Tess if questions: @ 541-297-7000
07/31 Thomas Busche 08/01 Mary Benz 08/01 Lawrence Miller 08/01 Maria Prang 08/01 David Uehara 08/02 Shelly Wingate 08/03 Britany Herrera 08/04 Samantha Miller 08/05 Rose Hadley 08/06 Myra Macalino 08/07 Terry Bayless 08/07 Briana Crow 08/07 Jim Hurd 08/08 Dawn Crow 08/08 Dee Echols
Free Grab-N-Go Meals June 28th to Aug 20th
Monday-Friday Ages: 1 –18 years
08/07 Philip J. & Elena Keizer 08/07 Ed & Ruth Rezendes 08/08 Herb & Mary deRiesthal- Ladd
Hit the sack!
Sleep is a daily reminder from God that we are not God. Once a day God sends us to bed
like patients with a sickness. The sickness is a chronic tendency to think we are in control and that our work is indispensable. To cure us of this disease, God turns us into helpless sacks of sand once a day.
~John Piper
Military Prayer List
We have created a new permanent home for this list that covers those actively serving as well as those
who lost their lives while in the service. If you have someone to add or remove please contact the parish office at 541-756-0633, ext 2.
