June 9, 2019

PENTECOST SUNDAY

Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday: 5:00 pm

Sunday: 8:00 am and 10:30 am

1:30 pm Spanish Mass

Second and Last Sundays

of the Month

Weekday Mass

Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday:

9:00 am

Holy Days

as announced

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday: 4:00-4:30 pm

or by Appointment

Parish Office Hours

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday:

9:00 am-4:30 pm

Friday: 9:00 am - 2:30 pm

Closed Mondays

(and Tuesdays following Monday

holidays)

Baptism

Please call the office.

Marriage

Please contact the office a

minimum of six months prior to the

proposed date for an appointment

and information about marriage

preparation.

Anointing & Communion

of the Sick

Available upon request. We bring

the Eucharist to those who are

unable to attend Mass. Please call

the parish office.

SAINT CYRIL CHURCH

The Roman Catholic Community in Wilsonville

9205 SW Fifth Street, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070

Phone: 503-682-2332 Fax: 503-685-9294

www.stcyrilparish.org email: office@stcyrilparish.org

Pastor: Fr. Brian Allbright office@stcyrilparish.org Business Manager: Julie Tiedtke bizmgr@stcyrilparish.org

Parish Secretary: Anita Ruggiero secretary@stcyrilparish.org Religious Ed: Mary Ellen O’Larey re@stcyrilparish.org

A Message To Our Parishioners & Visitors

We invite your participation in the many wonderful ministries here at

St. Cyril. We are truly blessed by so many talented people who make

these ministries possible. For further information on our ministries,

please call the office.

Mission Statement

St. Cyril Catholic Parish dedicates itself to sharing the Good News

and the Sacraments of Jesus Christ.

Vision Statement

St. Cyril Parish is committed to creating a Christ centered

community that seeks to:

Enrich the liturgical experience

Extend love, mercy, forgiveness

Share the Church’s faith

Celebrate fellowship and the sanctity of life

Parish Calendar of Events This Week

Tuesday June 11

2:00 pm Prayer Shawl Group Rm 116

Wednesday June 12

9:00 am Mass Church 7:00 pm Men’s Bible Study Rm 116 Thursday June 13

9:00 am Mass Church 9:30 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Church Friday June 14

9:00 am Mass Church Saturday June 15

4:00 pm Confessions Church 5:00 pm Mass Church Sunday Most Holy Trinity June 16 8:00 am Mass Church 10:30 am Mass Church

Mass Intentions June 12-16

Wednesday 9:00 am General Intentions

Thursday 9:00 am +David Haft

Friday 9:00 am +Michelle Casey

Saturday 5:00 pm Our Parishioners

Sunday 8:00 am +Bob Ruggiero

10:30 am +Paul Zalec

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PENTECOST SUNDAY

June 9, 2019

WELCOME! New parishioner registration forms are at the church doors or on our website On the back of the form you will find our ministries and organizations along with volunteer opportunities.

Please return forms via mail, collection basket or drop it by the office.

Saturday Evening Wine & Cheese

Coordinators: Dick & Leanne Spence

503-694-5875 or rt4lee@aol.com

Hosts

June 15 David & Deanna Nibler

Sunday Coffee & Doughnuts

Coordinators: 8:00am Pam & Phil Krumm 503-880-2626 10:30am Michelle Zalec & 503-691-9041 Kathy Ree kathy.ree@comcast.net

Hosts

June 16

8:00 am Rosie Spada

10:30 am Dan McElhinny

PRO-LIFE MEETING

The next meeting will be July 14, 2019 in the

Hall at 9:15 am. For more information, call Ray

Klupenger at 503-504-0860

Readings

June 9

Acts 2:1-11 / 1 Cor 12:3-7, 12-13 / Jn 20: 19-23

June 16

Prv 8:22-31 / Rom 5:1-5 / Jn 16:12-15

L’ATTRAIT Salon & Spa

503.582.0686

www.lattraitsalon.com

LITURGICAL MINISTERS June 15 & 16

A Reflection

“Advocate” is only one of the translations of the Greek word sometimes transliterated into “Paraclete.” Illustrate the richness of the Holy Spirit as heard in the reading from Acts by citing that the Greek word can and still does mean (besides advocate): helper, counselor, consoler, teacher, comforter, even defense attorney. They all mean or refer to someone who has been called to your side to help. Note that this Spirit, described dramatically in Acts, is the Spirit given to us less dramatically in the sacrament of

confirmation. Would calling upon the Spirit for assistance really help in a tough situation? We won’t know unless we try it.

Jim Auer/Celebration

Saturday, June 15 5:00 pm

Lector: C. Hammonds

Eucharistic *A. Greene, N. Mulligan, S. Schneider,

Minister: _________ , _______

Ushers: J. Clarkson, M. Aberg

Greeters _________, _________

Sunday, June 16 8:00 am

Lector: J. Kruse

Eucharistic *L. Nelson, P. Krumm, E. Clarkson,

Minister: ____________, ______________

Ushers: J. Geyer, R. Garcia

Greeters: D. Geyer, J. Kruse

Sunday, June 16 10:30 am

Lector: S. Suran

Eucharistic *K. Weber, A. Zielsdorf, D. Zielsdorf,

Minister: A. Holstrom ______

Ushers: D. Schuh, H. Johanson

Greeters: M. Moore, ___________

Altar Server Isabel

Connections

Survival for the disciples of Jesus meant not being recog-

nized or captured. After seeing the horrible scourging and

death of Jesus, the disciples feared the same fate could

await them. Hiding out and keeping the doors locked gave

them some measure of security.

When Jesus miraculously appeared in their midst, the

disciples must have been terrified. To calm and comfort

them, Jesus said, “Peace be with you.” Then, Jesus

charged them with the great responsibility of spreading the

faith. He breathed the Holy Spirit into them, fulfilling his

Ascension promise and clothing them with power

from on high. We are similarly clothed and

recharged with that power on this Pentecost feast Dick Folger/Celebration

Rest in Peace

Jim Thompson

Beloved Husband of Joan

Community is Heart

Calling to Heart

Friendship, marriage, family, religious life, and

every other form of community is solitude

greeting solitude, spirit speaking to spirit, and

heart calling to heart.

It is the grateful recognition of God’s call to

share life together and the joyful offering of a hospitable space where the re-creating power of God’s Spirit

can become manifest. Thus all forms of life together can become ways to reveal to each other the real

presence of God in our midst.

Community has little to do with mutual compatibility. Similarities in educational background, psychological

makeup, or social status can bring us together, but they can never be the basis for community. Community

is grounded in God, who calls us together, and not in the attractiveness of people to each other. The

mystery of community is precisely that it embraces all people, whatever their individual differences may

be, and allows them to live together as brothers and sisters of Christ and sons and daughters of his

heavenly Father.

In Case of Experiencing Sudden Pentecost Symptoms:

If you suddenly find yourself caught in an indoor tornado and your scalp on fire, it might be Pentecost.

Know what to do:

Notify the priest.

Fight the urge to stop, drop and roll—this Fire won’t go out.

July 4th and 5th for Independence Day

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention for June

That priests, through the modesty and humility of their lives, commit them-selves actively to a solidarity with those who are most poor.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

AND

YOUTH MINISTRY

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There are no classes during the summer.

Here are some Vacation Bible School opportunities at

nearby parishes. Teens are encouraged to be youth helpers

at either of these day camps. Have a great Summer!

St. Anthony

Vacation Bible

School June 24-28, 2019

9:15 AM-12:15 PM

To Mars and Beyond…

Explore where God’s power

can take you!

St. Anthony Church invites children enter-

ing 1st-6th grade to join us for a week of

learning about and experiencing Jesus

through crafts, music, snacks, games and

more during the best week of the summer.

For children entering the 1st-6th grade in the

fall of 2019. Adults and youth (entering 7th

grade or higher) are invited to volunteer as

small group leaders and site assistants.

$25/1 child, $45/2 children,

$60/3 or more children.

Partial scholarships are available.

See our website: satigard.org

for registration forms.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

St. Anthony’s Catholic Church is located

at: 9905 S.W. McKenzie Street

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Amazon Smile will

donate .5% of all your

purchases to St Cyril

just by going to

amazonsmile.com

and adding St Cyril as

your charity of choice.

That’s all there is to it!

Your Sunday Contributions

June 9, 2019 $7,325.00

Have You Considered Online BillPay?

Your continued sacrificial giving is needed to support our

mission of sharing the Good News of Jesus

Christ.

Online BillPay is offered through your bank

at no cost to you and no cost to the Parish.

It is totally free!

The set up is done by you through your bank’s website.

Please use your envelope number as your account number

during set up.

We also offer recurring & one-time donations conveniently

from our website! You can make your secure donation by

simply visiting stcyrilparish.org/give.

More information is available on our website or by calling

Julie Tiedtke at the parish office, 503-682-2332.

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Saint Vincent de Paul

We would like to thank the Knights of

Columbus for the very generous check of

$3,400 which they presented to St. Vincent

de Paul on Sunday, May 19th. They were

able to contribute this to our mission

because of the success of the Knight’s Len-

ten Drive this year. Our St. Cyril’s

parishioners donated funds and food during

the drive.

Thank you Knight’s and St Cyril’s parishioners! Because

of your help we can make a difference in then lives of

families in our community

Thanks to all our generous Parishioners and Knights of Columbus volunteers for a successful 40 Cans for 40

Days program this year. Parishioner donations of $2,400, along with a $500 matching donation from one of

our individual Knights and a matching $500 donation from our Parish Knights of Columbus Council, resulted

in $3,400 being raised for the needy in our Parish. We also collected 281 pounds of food. In the photo above

our Knights presented a check for $3,400 to Saint Vincent de Paul representatives during coffee and donuts

following the 8am Mass on Sunday May 19th, 2019.

On behalf of the needy, a huge thank you to everyone!!

Knights Present $3,400 to SVDP

USED BIBLES NEEDED FOR

COFFEE CREEK

The Chaplin at Coffee Creek prison has requested

Catholic Bibles in English and in Spanish. Last year

we brought many after a conference at Mt. Angel;

they went fast. The Bibles should be in good

condition, clean copies with no markings.

They are greatly appreciated by the inmates.

Please deposit the Bibles in the box by the east

door of church marked USED BIBLES.