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PPPP A S -A S -A S -A S -

T O R A LT O R A LT O R A LT O R A L

TTTT E A ME A ME A ME A M

Fr. Tyrone Schaff, Pastor

John Byrne, Deacon Dan Glatt, Youth Minister

Joan Leeds, Religious Formation

Fred Williams, Music Director

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PRIMA RY BU ILD ING 3406 E 18th Avenue • (509)534-1098 x 215

M IDDLE BUIL DIN G

PPPP A R I S HA R I S HA R I S HA R I S H O O O O F F I C EF F I C EF F I C EF F I C E

MONDA Y -FRIDA Y 9:00 am - Noon

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

MMMM A S SA S SA S SA S S S S S S C H E D U L EC H E D U L EC H E D U L EC H E D U L E

MONDA Y -FRIDA Y Communion: 6:30 am Daily Mass: 8:00 am

or as published in the Sunday Bulletin

SA T UR DA Y 5:00 pm

SUNDA Y 8:00 am & l0:30 am

HOLY DA Y S As Announced

34th and Perry

1517 E. 33rd Avenue • Spokane WA 99203

Phone: (509)747-7213 • Fax: (509)747-7217

Website: www.fatimaspokane.com • Email:

olf@fatimaspokane.com

SSSS A C R A M E N T SA C R A M E N T SA C R A M E N T SA C R A M E N T S

Please call the Parish Office for information about: Baptism, Confirma-tion, Eucharist, Matrimony & other Sacraments

Engaged Couples: Please call the Parish Office at least five months before your desired wed-ding date to arrange for preparation

RRRR E C O N C I L I A T I O NE C O N C I L I A T I O NE C O N C I L I A T I O NE C O N C I L I A T I O N

SA T UR DA Y 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm or by appointment

Gary Berg Marybeth Kuester Mary Laflamme Virginia Wallace

David Cocco, Chair Max Kuney

Marybeth Porter Fr. Tyrone Schaff

PPPP A S T O R A LA S T O R A LA S T O R A LA S T O R A L C C C C O U N C I LO U N C I LO U N C I LO U N C I L

Pat Cerutti Bill Eden

Fred Schunter

Susan Denny, Chair Joanne McCann Nancy Vorhees Fr. Tyrone Schaff

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N EWS L E T T E R

Fall 2009

September, October and November 2009 • Volume 12 • Number 4 • Published Quarterly

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GGGG UAT E MA L AUAT E MA L AUAT E MA L AUAT E MA L A M M M M I S S I O NI S S I O NI S S I O NI S S I O N C C C C OMM I T T E EO MM I T T E EO MM I T T E EO MM I T T E E

The school year in the Diocese of Solola in Guatemala begins the end of January and ends the end of October.

The Guatemala Mission Committee from Our Lady of Fatima parish helps the Mayan people with education programs in this diocese. There are two preschools that we provide supplies and materials (desks, chalkboards, carpet) for. Our first school, in Old Ixtahuacan, continues to do well. The children are four and five year olds. The children come to school speaking Quiche and must learn Spanish to continue their education. Our newer preschool is in Maria del Carmen. Natalia DeLeon, who lives in Guatemala City, administers our programs for us. We support 25 Mayan girls at a high school, Our Lady of Help, in San Andres Semetabaj. This is a boarding school. The girls are taught by the Bethlehemite sisters whose mother house is in Columbia. The sisters do an excellent job providing education and faith for these young women. We also help the youth group in the parish of Santa Catarina in Old Ixtahuacan. We have helped pay for re-treats and field trips. We have bought guitars, drums, a keyboard and hymnals for the choir. Our committee meets once a month, September-May, in the Gathering Place on Sunday afternoons. Please check the bulletin for the dates. If you are interested in learning about another culture, please join us. Thank you for your continuing support.

Maryann Farnell President

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CCCC ON -O N -O N -O N - C E R NC E R NC E R NC E R N

As the end of summer is closing in, & the calendar begins to fill, remember to include our Concern meeting on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 10:00 am in the Gath-ering Place.

All new and old parish members, please join us for friendship, ideas, meeting newcomers, etc. Thank you to all who so kindly respond in time of need.

May God Bless you all,

Mary Ann Sheer Chair

R e l i g i o u s E d u c a t i o nR e l i g i o u s E d u c a t i o nR e l i g i o u s E d u c a t i o nR e l i g i o u s E d u c a t i o n

Sunday classes will start September 29th in the Pre-school Building. Kindergarteners through 6 graders will meet from 9:00 to 10:15 am throughout the year.

S a c r am e n ta l P r e p a r a t i o nS a c r am e n ta l P r e p a r a t i o nS a c r am e n ta l P r e p a r a t i o nS a c r am e n ta l P r e p a r a t i o n

CONFIRMATION-FIRST EUCHARIST sign up will be September 30th in the Gathering Place. This formation is for grades 2 though 6.

Junior high and high school youth will meet if there is a need. Please call me and we’ll make the schedule to fit the needs.

PENANCE formation will be in the late winter for grades 4-8.

Please call me at the Parish Office, 747-7213, with questions

Enjoy the rest of summer,

Joan Leeds Director Religious Education

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Dear Parishioners

I hope you have enjoyed many fun filled summer days with family and friends. As the new finance council chairperson it is my responsibility to share with you the activities of the fi-nance council.

In June we concluded our previous fiscal year 2008/2009. As you can see in the Actual vs. Budget snapshot we missed our mark considerably. We fell substantially short of our pro-jected income. Father Ty and staff were able to offset part of our shortfall by holding ex-penses below budget and yet we still ended the year with a significant loss. Essentially what this means is that programs we deem necessary within the church were under funded and reserves were tapped into. Most likely income was down from the previous year due to the downturn in the economy.

We are very thankful for the contributions made by our outgoing Chairman, John Riley and Council Member Judy Blewett. We have elected two new members, Fred Schunter and Joanne McCann, and we are grateful to utilize their expertise in this capacity.

We have finalized our current fiscal year budget which will be published in the next news-letter. We have our work cut out for us. Reserves are low and expenses are cut to the mini-mum. The finance council will be busy working on solutions to raise income approximately 7% above last year’s income which equates to about $35,000. Ideas are welcome!!!

I look forward to representing Our Lady of Fatima as the Finance Council Chairperson. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact one of us.

Sincerely,

Susan Denny Chair

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Annual Summary Financial ReportAnnual Summary Financial ReportAnnual Summary Financial ReportAnnual Summary Financial Report

July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009 BUDGET ACTUAL INCOME Sunday Offerings $459,278 $439,858 Other Income 1,555 1,454 _______ _______ TOTAL $460,833 $441,312 MINISTRY EXPENSE Planning / Community 13,465 13,957 Councils, Mission, Community Service Pastoral Ministry 80,818 78,610 Pastor, Deacons, Pastoral Ministry Administration 214,648 209,610 Support Staff, benefits, taxes, insurance Utilities, maintenance

Worship 62,612 62,422 Sacramental Preparation, Liturgy Religious Formation 53,726 50,721 Sunday School, Youth, Adult All Saints School 45,000 45,000 _______ _______ TOTAL $470,269 $460,251 Net Loss ( 9,436) ( 18,939) We thank our fellow parishioners for their generosity and give our thanks to the Parish staff for their careful and frugal administration of parish income. Parishioners may examine the detailed

report in the Parish Office during regular business hours.

OUR LADY OF FATIMA FINANCE COUNCIL

Pat Cerutti Susan Denny, Chair Bill Eden

Joanne McCann Fred Schunter Nancy Vorhees

Fr. Ty Schaff

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Welcome back to a new school year. This is a time of transition for many of our students, 6th grade students

moving into our Junior High Ministry, 8th graders moving into Senior High. Our young people will be chang-

ing in many ways over the next few years and I invite them to be part of the wonderful ministry and commu-

nity that gathers in the Junior High and Senior High Youth Groups.

This past summer was a little quiet for our ministry. The closure of Los Embajadores (our Mexico mission

program), due to the drug violence in Mexico, has left a large hole in our social justice element of our minis-

try. It was unfortunate that this came late in the spring as we were unable to adjust and look for a new pro-

gram to fill this gap. We are researching other Catholic programs to see what we might participate in next

year.

We have been affected by the economy as the cost of many of the activities that we have done in the past had

to be put on hold. Let us pray that our economy begins to recover and for all our families that have been af-

fected.

The fall schedule is being developed and will be in the bulletin in

September.

Garden Update: Garden Update: Garden Update: Garden Update: The Garden project continues to take shape and develop. This fall you will see the addition

of an entryway to the gardens. This will be the Eagle Scout project of Ryan Senger. Additionally, an amphi-

theater seating area will be constructed by Alex Stubbers for his Eagle Scout project. Both of these projects

will help anchor the development of the property. Landscape architect Mike Peplinski will be helping us with

the master plan for the property. Rich Peplinski is donating his time and construction equipment for both

projects. We are very thankful for their input and guidance.

We have a number of things growing in the gardens this year and there will be a full update in the bulletin in

September with everything that we had in the gardens.

Dan Glatt Youth Ministry

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CCCC HO I RH O I RH O I RH O I R N N N N O T E SO T E SO T E SO T E S

We are rapidly approaching the “end of summer.” At least it seems that way to me. There hasn't been near enough time to do things and go the places summertime offers. My lead time for preparing for the Fall and Winter music session has been cut short by two weeks. My brother in Chico, CA has asked me to help with his almond nut harvest and that starts around the 15th of August. A nut farmer? I guess. Seems he shot him-self in the foot and is on crutches and needs me to give him a hand - or is it a foot - with the harvest. He has 6300 trees on 100 acres. It will be a hot and dusty harvest. That's brotherly love!

My time frame more than likely doesn't match up to those stalwart choir folks. They are still enjoying sum-mer activities with no thought of beginning choir again. The initial rehearsal will happen the first Monday after Labor Day. We will sing the 19th and 20th of September. The late start will create a time crunch for Advent and Christmas. Not to worry. Why?

The budget set for this year and approved by the Finance Council is $475,000. Last year’s income was at $441,000. That short fall makes it necessary to go into our library and utilize the music we already have. I've been doing just that and I think we will have more than enough to work with. I've pulled music we have done in the past and some which we never got to sing but rehearsed. Then there are some golden oldies from previous directors we've not done. All in all, another challenging and enjoyable musical and prayerful year.

I welcome back the heroic band of musicians that have staffed both our Saturday night ensemble and the Sunday morning choir. Their dedication is Homeric! That shouldn't prevent any newcomers from consid-ering joining their ranks. We still have space in the choir pews for more singers of all voices - male and female alike!

So come join us after Labor Day and contribute to the prayer life of your parish with raised voices. Let us Sing unto the Lord!

Fred Williams Music Director

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S o c i a l M i n i s t r i e sS o c i a l M i n i s t r i e sS o c i a l M i n i s t r i e sS o c i a l M i n i s t r i e s

The purpose of the Social Ministry Commission at Our Lady of Fatima is to provide financial assis-tance to organizations practicing love of neighbor, neighborhood and city.

Catholic Charities will be starting a new program, Emergency Assistance.

“It comes about after reflection on three factors: 1) the decrease in social service agencies offering emergency financial resources to the general public, 2) the economic downturn and resulting increase in needs, and 3) the cost to parish offices in terms of time and en-ergy to provide help and the cost to the poor in having to knock on many different doors in the search of aid. This would decrease the parish workload by passing on the calls re-ceived by the parish to the Emergency Assistance Coordinator at Catholic Charities.

The only thing missing from this equation are assistance funds and clients. We propose that the Spokane parishes may want to provide both clients and funds and we will then manage the case load. We pledge to be responsible stewards of donated funds, reporting back to your parish the ways in which we spend the parish contributions.”

This is a very good way to assist those in need in our community. A donation will be made when the program begins.

At the October meeting, discussion will be focused on where the remainder of the funds should go. Keeping some of the funds in the parish to assist where needed, as in paying on 3 months of winter heating bills in the church? Expand what is done with the tree of sharing?

Watch the bulletin for the date and time of the October meeting. All are welcome to come.

Dear Lord, bless us with a spirit of understanding and compassion, with deeper faith, generous justice and charity for all.

Mary Murcar Chair

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LITURGICALMINISTERS:September,October&November2009

Date Lectors Eucharistic Ministers Servers Hospitality

September 6 23rd Ordinary Isaiah .35: 4-7 James 2: 1-5

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

E. Bartlett A. Truong

D. Lohman, M. Hatchel, ________, S. Quinn, B. Winner

K. Berriochoa ___________

Berriochoa Family

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

D. Cocco V. Weid

J. Hynes, L. and R. Egan, I. & L . Weir

__________ Gullickson Family C. Irvine

Sunday 10:30 p.m.

G. Morrissey D. Morrissey

J. Villalpando, J. Riley, ________, D. Tatko, S. Connelly

J. Tatko, A. Danny, ___________

J. Ringwood, K. Coe, D. McFarland

September 13 24th Ordinary Isaiah 50: 4-9 James 2: 14-18

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

P. Strange B. Wallace

J. Schultz, K. Watson, ______, D. Gadau, V. Wallace

M. & S. Eugenio C. Milani, S. Blewett, D. Lohman

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

M. Powell K. Vorhees

N. Vorhees, M. & B. Ward, P. Sorenson, J. Parry

____________ Croteau Family, J. Gaiser, D. Moser

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

Meg Cressey Matt Cressey

S. Larson, T. Plummer, T. Weiler, M. & M. Cressey

M. & A. Larson, R. Weiler

McCann Family D. Plummer

September 20 25th Ordinary Wisdom 2: 12, 17-20 James 3:16 - 4:3

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

L. Sachse A. Ozuna

S. Quinn, V. Wendt, ________, D. Lohman, M. Hatchel

T. Collett Wallace Family C. Braun

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

M. Geraghty R. Helman

R. Loncon, S. Bailey, _________, C. Irvine, C. Helman

________ Bennett Family Hynes Family

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

J. Engel P. Brennan

M. Sullivan, N. Garcia, C. Kingen, M. Berndt, K. Driscoll

K. Johnson J. & K. Kuester

K. Coe, B. Haedt, G. Hottell

September 27 26th Ordinary Numbers 11: 25-29 James 5: 1-6

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

H. O’Keefe B. Wallace

B. Winner, V. Wallace, ________, J. Schultz, K. Watson

N. O’Keefe N. Watson

Ahern Family C. Milani

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

E. Parry M. Hynes

J. Parry, J. Hynes, R. Loncon, R. & L. Egan

__________ Hendrickson Family J. Morlin, M. Cashatt

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

J. Riley J. McCann

S. Connelly, D. McGann, T. Zysk, K. Parks, D. Tatko

J. & M. Tatko M. Davidson

Dwyer Family R. Lemberger

October 4 27th Ordinary Genesis 2: 18-24 Hebrews 2: 9-11

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

P. Strange E. Bartlett

V. Wendt, D. Gadau, _______, J. Zamora, S. Quinn

M. & S. Eugenio Shane Eugenio

S. Blewett, D. Lohman, ______

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

V. Weid D. Hendrickson

P. Sorenson, M. & M. Cressey, B. & M. Ward

___________ Doyen Family Egan Family

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

A. Garcia J. Leeds

T. Weiler, S. Larson, N. Garcia, J. Riley, S. Kistler

A. Larson, M. & R. Weiler

K. Coe, J. Ringwood, D. McFarland

October 11 28th Ordinary Wisdom 7: 7-11 Hebrews 4: 12-13

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

K. Berriochoa K. & J. Kuester

M. Hatchel, D. Lohman, _______, B. Winner, D. Gadau

A. Truong A. Ozuna

Berriochoa Family C. Braun

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

J. Colby M. Laflamme

L. & I. Weir, C. Helman, S. Bailey, J. Hynes

__________ Saraceno Family Gullickson Family

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

P. Brennan C. Crum

C. Irvine, J. Villalpando, M. Berndt, C. Kingen, M. Sullivan

A. Denny, K. Johnson, M. Davidson

McCann Family G. Hottell

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Please find your own substitute if you are unable to attend Mass.

October 18 29th Ordinary Isaiah 53: 10-11 Hebrews 4: 14-16

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

B. Wallace L. Sachse

K. Watson, J. Schultz, _______, V. Wallace, V. Wendt

N. Watson T. Collett

Ahern Family D. Lohman

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

E. Parry M. Powell

M. & B. Ward, _______, J. Parry, P. Sorenson

_________ Croteau Family D. Moser, C. Irvine

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

Matt Cressey Meg Cressey

D. Tatko, M. & M. Cressey, S. Larson, T. Plummer

M. & A. Larson M. Tatko

D. Plummer, J. Ringwood, K. Coe

October 25 30h Ordinary Jeremiah 31: 7-9 Hebrews 5: 1-6

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

H. O’Keefe E. Bartlett

D. Gadau, s. Quinn, ________, M. Hatchel, D. Lohman

N. O’Keefe J. & K. Kuester

Wallace Family C. Milani

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

K. Vorhees M. Geraghty

L. & R. Egan, N. Vorhees, L. & I. Weir

_________ Hynes Family J. Morlin, M. Cashatt

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

D. Morrissey G. Morrissey

T. Zysk, K. Driscoll, S. Connelly, T. Weiler, D. McGann

R. & M. Weiler A. Denny

Dwyer Family D. McFarland

November 1 All Saints Revelation 7: 2-4, 9-14 1 John 3: 1-3

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

A. Ozuna B. Wallace

V. Wallace, B. Winner, _______, K. Watson, J. Zamora

K. Berriochoa M. Davidson

Berriochoa Family

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

R. Helman V. Weid

C. Helman, P. Sorenson, S. Bailey, B. & M. Ward

________ Hendrickson Family C. Irvine, J. Gaiser

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

C. Crum A. Garcia

D. Tatko, M. Sulklivan, K. Parks, N. Garcia, J. Villalpando

K. Johnson J. & M. Tatko

McCann Family, R. Lemberger, B. Haedt

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November 8 32nd Ordinary 1 Kings 17: 10-16 Hebrews 9: 24-28

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

A. Truong P. Strange

S. Quinn, D. Gadau, ______, V. Wendt, J. Schultz

M. & S. Eugenio Shane Eugenio

D. Lohman, C. Braun, S. Blewett

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

D. Hendrickson J. Colby

J. Parry, C. Irvine, J. Hynes, M. & M. Cressey

________ Saraceno Family Gullickson Family

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

J. Riley J. Engel

B. & C. Ries, S. Larson, S. Connelly, M. Berndt

A. & M. Larson Dwyer Family, K. Coe, G. Hottell

November 15 33rd Ordinary Daniel 12: 1-3 Hebrews 10: 11-14

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

E. Bartlett J. Leeds

K. Watson, M. Hatchel, _______, D. Gadau, B. Winner

T. Collett N. Watson

Wallace Family C. Milani

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

K. Vorhees M. Powell

J. Hynes, R. & L. Egan, N. Vorhees, S. Bailey

________ Doyen Family Croteau Family

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

J. McCann P. Brennan

T. Plummer, C. Kingen, S. Kistler, K. Driscoll, T. Weiler

M. Weiler J. & K. Kuester

J. Ringwood, D. Plummer, D. McFarland

November 22 Christ the King Daniel 7: 13-14 Revelation 1: 5-8

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

A. Ozuna H. O’Keefe

V. Wendt, J. Zamora, ______, J. Schultz, S. Quinn

N. O’Keefe M. Davidson

Ahern Family D. Lohman

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

J. Colby D. Cocco

P. Sorenson, M. & B. Ward, C. Helman, C. Irvine

________ Egan Family J. Gaiser, D. Moser

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

Meg Cressey Matt Cressey

M. & M. Cressey, D. McGann, D. Tatko, N. Garcia

A. Denny M. Tatko

R. Lemberger, K. Coe, B. Haedt

November 29 1st Advent Jeremiah 33: 14-16 1 Thessalonians 3:12 - 4:2

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

B. Wallace A. Truong

B. Winner, D. Lohman, ______, M. Hatchel, V. Wallace

T. Collett K. Berriochoa

Berriochoa Family

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

M. Laflamme M. Geraghty

S. Bailey, C. & B. Ries, L. & R. Egan

________ Saraceno Family Bennett Family

Sunday 10:30 a.m.

J. Engel V. Weid

K. Parks, J. Villalpando, J. Riley, M. Sullivan, S. Larson

A. & M. Larson K. Johnson

Dwyer Family J. Ringwood, G. Hottell

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Name Phone Time

Berriochoa, Kole 448-7619 5:00

Collett, Taylor 443-0988 5:00

Denny, Amanda 448-7954 10:30

Eugenio, Max 443-1402 5:00

Eugenio, Sam 443-1402 5:00

Johnson, Kaylin 533-1108 10:30

Larson, Anna 443-6612 10:30

Larson, Michael 443-6612 10:30

O’Keefe, Neil 448-4411 5:00

Tatko, Jamie 448-6850 10:30

Tatko, Michelle 448-6850 10:30

Watson, Natalie 448-6598 5:00

Weiler, Madisen 448-0749 10:30

Weiler, Riley 448-8813 10:30

Name Phone Time

SERVERS

The Knights of ColumbusThe Knights of ColumbusThe Knights of ColumbusThe Knights of Columbus The Knights of Columbus was founded in 1882 by a 29-year-old parish priest, Father Michael J. McGivney, in the basement of St. Mary's Church in New Haven, Connecticut. Today, more than a century later, the Knights of Columbus has become the largest lay organization in the Catholic Church.

Knights of Columbus are Catholic men, 18 years of age and older, striving to live the principles of charity, unity, fraternity, patriotism, and defense of the priesthood. The Order is consecrated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, and is dedicated in its loyalty to the Pope. It is firmly focused on the protection of human life, from conception to natural death, and to the preservation and defense of the family. It was on these bedrock values that the Order was founded over a century ago and remains true to them today.

Our Lady of Fatima Parish Council would welcome an opportunity to answer any questions you may have about membership in the Knights of Columbus. Here you will find brother Knights working to fulfill the central mission of the Order: striving in charitable works; serving the Church and unified in following its teachings; supporting brother Knights in their temporal and spiritual needs; and acting for the good of their country. This is Father McGivney's dream, echoing across the century, and living today in the hearts of his brothers and those they touch.

Dale Hendrickson Grand Knight

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Name Phone Time

Bailey, Sean 747-3186 8:00/10:30

Berndt, Maureen 448-3802 10:30

Connelly, Sally 443-0539 10:30

Cressey, Mary 448-4177 8:00/10:30

Cressey, Mike 448-4177 8:00/10:30

Driscoll, Karen 448-0757 10:30

Egan, Linda 448-5225 8:00

Egan, Ray 448-5225 8:00

Gadau, Donna 747-2917 5:00

Garcia, Nancy 624-2407 10:30

Hatchel, Mark 443-7177 5:00

Helman, Cathy 448-3883 8:00

Hynes, John 568-1140 any

Irvine, Cathy 838-1876 8:00

Johnson, Debbie 413-1880 8:00

Johnson, Mike 413-1880 8:00

Kingen, Cheryl 448-5635 10:30

Kistler, Sharon 747-2268 10:30

Larson, Sharon 443-6612 10:30

Lohman, Dan 443-8382 5:00

Loncon, Rita 458-0850 8:00

McGann, Dave 534-3743 10:30

Parks, Kathy 448-8952 10:30

Parry, Julie 456-6204 8:00

Plummer, T. 701-7756 10:30

Ries, Betty 448-5851 10:30

Ries, Clyde 448-5851 10:30

Riley, John III 448-0126 10:30

Schultz, Judy 448-1009 5:00/8:00

Sherman, Bob 838-3726 8:00

Sorenson, Paul 744-0286 8:00

Sullivan, Mary 448-7646 8:00

Tatko, Doug 448-6850 8:00

Villalpando, John 443-7021 5:00

Vorhees, Nancy 448-4518 8:00

Wallace, Virginia 448-5167 5:00

Ward, Becky 448-6595 8:00

Ward, Michael 448-6595 8:00

Watson, Kirby 448-6598 5:00/10:30

Weiler, Tom 448-8813 10:30

Weir, Irene 747-5543 8:00 Sum

Weir, Larry 747-5543 8:00 Sum

Wendt, Vivian 838-2607 5:00

Winner, Barbara 838-4870 5:00

Zamora, Joe 448-3976 5:00

Zysk, Tom 448-7035 10: 30

Quinn, Sylvia 448-1780 5:00

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

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LECTORS

Name Phone Time

Ahern Family 838-1380 5:00

Bennett Family 252-2533 8:00

Berriochoa Family 448-7619 5:00

Blewett Steve 534-1455 5:00

Braun, Carol 448-2897 5:00

Cashatt, Maureen 624-5223 8:00

Coe, Karen 624-3741 10:30

Croteau Family 624-3795 8:00 x1st

Doyen Family 443-6553 8:00

Dwyer Family 279-2799 10:30

Egan Family 448-5225 8:00

Gaiser, John 448-5961 8:00

Gullickson Family 535-2124 8:00

Haedt, Bill 448-6458 10:30

Hendrickson Family 499-4134 8:00

Hottell, Gary 624-7021 10:30

Hynes Family 568-1140 any

Irvine, Cathy 838-1876 8:00

Lemberger, Rose 448-6215 10:30x1st

Lohman, Dan 443-8382 5:00

Al McCann Family 534-0039 10:30

McFarland, Dan 448-0787 10:30

Milani, Chuck 535-8188 5:00

Morlin, Jim 624-2123 8:00

Moser, Dick 448-8892 8:00

Plummer, Dwaine 701-7756 8:00/10:30

Ringwood, Jim 838-4982 10:30

Saraceno Family 448-2008 8:00

Wallace Family 448-5167 5:00

Name Phone Time

Bartlett, Elaine 448-5505 5:00

Brennan, Phil 534-3996 10:30

Cocco, Dave 448-7857 8:00/10:30

Colby, Janet 838-5899 8:00

Cressey, Meg/Matt 448-4177 8:00/10:30

Crum, Cathy 363-0034 10:30

Engel, Joe 448-0752 10:30

Garcia, Adam 624-2407 10:30

Geraghty, Mike 535-7112 8:00

Helman, Ruth 448-3883 8:00

Hynes, Millie 568-1140 any

Laflamme, Mary 443-5580 8:00

Leeds, Joan 448-9460 any

McCann, Joanne 534-0039 10:30

Morrissey, D/G 443-6579 10:30

O’Keefe, Heather 448-4411 5:00/10:30

Ozuna, Ann 455-7944 5:00

Parry, Ed 456-6204 8:00

Powell, Melissa 448-1304 8:00

Riley, John 448-0126 10:30

Sachse, Lou 448-2962 5:00

Strange, Patricia 448-3777 5:00/10:30

Truong, Amy 624-2099 5:00

Vorhees, Ken 448-4518 8:00

Wallace, Bill 448-5167 5:00

Weid, Velda 747-3231 8:00/10:30

HOSPITALITY

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L i t u rg i c a l H a r mon yL i t u rg i c a l H a r mon yL i t u rg i c a l H a r mon yL i t u rg i c a l H a r mon y

One of the principles of good liturgy is that liturgy depends on exceedingly simple things done well. Another critical principle is that the simple things we do at the liturgy we do together, not as isolated individuals praying and moving and speaking as we might prefer, but as the Church, the people of God, prefers. Liturgy is the time for com-munal prayer, requiring a certain discipline to set our personal prayers and pieties aside for an hour, in order to join the people of God in its universal prayer – the greatest prayer that we could possibly offer, and the prayer that makes us to be a Church.

(Reprinted from the Inland Register, July 2, 2009 from an article by Fr. Jan Larson)

The new school year has started for All Saints students & staff, and we would like welcome all of our new families to our community - both those with children in our school and everyone who has joined Our Lady of Fatima Parish in the last few months. Throughout the coming year, All Saints School will hold various community events along with special ceremonies that you are invited to attend. One of these is our school auction held on Friday, November 7th. It’s a great way to sup-port the school while you bid on some fabulous buys. Look in the weekly bulletin for more information on school Masses, plays and spe-cial events or call us at 534-1098 ex. 215. Thank you for all you do for your Catholic School!

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Rite of Christian Initiation For AdultsRite of Christian Initiation For AdultsRite of Christian Initiation For AdultsRite of Christian Initiation For Adults

“The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is designed for adults who, after hearing the

mystery of Christ proclaimed, consciously and freely seeks the Living God and enters the way of faith and conversion as

the Holy Spirit opens their hearts.” [RCIA #1]

The RCIA process will begin on Sunday, September 13, at 9:00 am in the Conference Room of the Administration Building. The meetings are informal and the discussions are lectionary based. Meetings are open to all who are interested in inquiring about the Catholic Church and/or wish to join the Church. If you are interested or know someone who is, please call the Parish Office at 747-7213.

John Byrne Deacon

Joan Leeds Director Religious Education

Charles Hogan Bovitz

Joan Pearson Mike Reynolds

Judith Marie Blewett Mary Alice Conlin Rose Hopkins Lucia Leeds

Norene Beatrice Silletti Ruth A. Stangler Connie Triesch

Paul & Er- inn Case Benjamin & Danielle

Crossett

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The people of Fatima thank you all for your past generous donations of Time, Talent and Treasure. We look forward to your continued support in the coming years.

MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL!

MORE ABOUT THE PAR ISHMORE ABOUT THE PAR ISHMORE ABOUT THE PAR ISHMORE ABOUT THE PAR ISH

COMMUNION & VISITATION TO THE SICK Parishioners are available to visit hospitals, care centers and homes on a

regular basis. Please call the Parish Office if you know someone who

would like to be visited.

FUNERALS Contact the Parish Office as soon as possible.

WEDDINGS Contact Deacon John Byrne at the Parish Office.

NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome! So that we can know and serve you better, please register by calling

or visiting the Parish Office; or by completing a pew envelope at Mass.

FACILITIES SCHEDULING Events in the Church, Parish Hall and Administration Building are scheduled through the Parish Office.

Call the School Office to schedule events in the School and Preschool Buildings.

BULLETIN NOTICES Must be written and in the Parish Office by 9:00 am on Monday.

BULLETIN INSERTS Must be scheduled at least three weeks in advance. Must be one-sided only.

Must be in the Parish Office by 9:00 am on Thursday. One Insert per weekend.

MIN I S TR I ESM IN I S TR I ESM IN I S TR I ESM IN I S TR I ES

GU A T EMA L A M I SSI O N CO MMI T T EE Maryann Farnell, President _________, Vice President

Marcia & Chuck Milani, Secretary Chuck Milani, Treasurer

Fred Williams, Past President

KNI G H T S OF CO L U MBU S Dale Hendrickson, Grand Knight

INT ER FA I T H HO SPI T A L I T Y John & Connie Byrne

R.C.I .A. John Byrne Joan Leeds

SO CI A L M I NI ST R Y CO MMI S SI O N Mary Murcar, Chair

CO MPA NI O N S IN CA R E Deacon John Byrne, Chair Vivian Wendt, Parish Nurse

CO NCER N Mary Ann Sheer Margaret Spinelli

CR O SSW A L K _________________

BO Y SCO U T TR O O P #393 Tyler Tadema

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MISSION STATEMENT

We, the members of Our Lady of Fatima,

dedicate ourselves to God, Church and world community: To renew our faith and love of God continually as Jesus teaches us

To gather with one another in prayer and Sacrament To minister to all through the sharing of our time, talent and treasure

United by the dying and rising of Jesus and guided by His Holy Spirit,

may we ever spread the good news of Jesus Christ and accomplish his mission of reconciliation

by our words, deeds and prayers

OUR LADY OF FATIMA CATHOLIC CHURCH 1517 East 33rd Avenue Spokane, WA 99203