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July 13, 2008 |
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July 13, 2008 |
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION After the 8AM Mass on Fridays in the chapel
ROSARY 7:00 PM Fatima Prayer Group on Monday After the 6:45 AM and 8 AM Masses Monday thru Friday and after the 8 AM Mass on Saturday.
Moms and children’s Rosary group every Friday from 10AM to 11:30AM. Call MaryAnn at 922-3461 before you come for the first time.
RECONCILIATION Thursday, July 16, 7:30 PM – Fr. Armstrong Saturday, July 19, 3:00PM – Fr. Armstrong
READINGS FOR SUNDAY, JULY 20 1st Reading: Wis. 12: 13, 16-19 2nd Reading: Rom 8: 26-27 Gospel: Mt 13: 24-43
BABYSITTING FOR THE 9:30AM MASS, SUNDAY, JULY 20 Adult Volunteers: Joan Gay, Kate Hein
Students: Richard R., Katie R., Brooke S.
THANK YOU TO: Maria J. Allen Longaberger Consultant for advertising in our bulletin.
Before you travel, go to www.masstimes.org for church locations and Mass times. Enter the city name or zip code or state, or any country and city. The list includes parish info and maps.
This summer, the rectory office will be closed after 12 noon on Fridays thru August 15. The office will resume normal business hours on Friday, August 22, 2008. |
Designate a gift to Saint Antoninus Church in your will and give witness to your faith.
come to your home! We encourage parishioners of all ages, those with families and those living alone, to participate in this special mission of praying for vocations. Our new coordinators for the Traveling Chalice program is Joe and Mary Beth Nolan. Call them at 451-7435 or e-mail at MBNOLAN@cinci.rr.com.
Learn more about your Catholic Faith! Read The Catholic Telegraph. Call 421-3131 ext. 496 to order your copy today.
6TH, 7TH, & 8TH GRADE BOYS AND GIRLS are needed for the Sunday 9:30AM Mass Babysitting program. Call Beth in the rectory office at 922-5400 to sign up.
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FROM OUR PASTOR
Dear
Parishioners, Rev. Christopher R. Armstrong
Biggs and Kroger Gift Cards are on sale in the church elevator hallway after all weekend Masses, and at the rectory, M-F from 8AM to 3 PM.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: CONSTRUCTION & LUNCHES on Saturday, July 26. If you are 18 or older and are interested in helping, the address is 742 Steiner. Take Delhi/Fairbanks to River Rd./US 50, and turn left on to River Road. Then turn left on to Steiner. Construction work begins at 8AM and ends at 3PM or however long you are able to stay. Lunch-volunteers can be younger students. This is an excellent opportunity to earn service hours for Confirmation or for high school requirements. Call Julie Heil at 922-3848 to volunteer for lunch. |
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY YOUTH VOLUNTEER POLICY Under 14: Not allowed on site during construction 14 & 15: Help with landscaping and clean-up at the end of the build; must have adult chaperone supervision. 16 & 17: Can help with construction, but not allowed to operate power tools, work on roof, or work on scaffolding. There must be one adult chaperone/supervisor per each 5 youths. 18 & up: Can join any crew if approved by Construction Site Coordinator. If you volunteered with your son or daughter and this policy causes a change in your plans, please contact Deacon Bob at 922-4759.
BUILDING & GROUNDS MEETING this Monday, July 14, at 7:30PM in the undercroft. New members are always welcome. Thanks to our outgoing commission head, Mark Cappel for his leadership. This parish group helps keep our grounds looking good throughout the year and helps prioritize our building projects.
IT HAS BEEN brought to our attention that the Recycling units in our lower school lot have become an eyesore to the neighbors in that area. These were located at the edge of that property for the convenience of the users and to ensure the safety of students in the playground area. We are planning to move these further down the fence line to alleviate these unsightly problems. Parishioners are asked not to enter during school hours and also be cautious of children that may be playing in that lot after school. We appreciate your cooperation with this and hope that you will continue to recycle. This program provides the parish about $3,000 each year along with the earth friendly benefits of recycling.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is open to those adults who wish to become Catholic or who simply wish to find out more about the Catholic faith. The sessions are also open to those Catholics who wish to deepen their understanding of the faith. If you or someone you know would like to attend RCIA, please contact Deacon Bob Schroeder at 922-4759 or at w8cro@arrl.net. If you know a relative, friend, co-worker or neighbor who might like to receive an invitation to RCIA, Deacon Schroeder would be happy to send one. The RCIA begins in mid-September and continues through the month of April. |
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FROM DEACON DAVID ENDRES
Thousands of Christian pilgrims journey every year to the Holy Land to deepen their faith in Christ. There they find beautiful churches built over the same land in which Jesus taught, performed miracles, and suffered and died for our salvation. They seek – and rightly so – the memory of Jesus and His place in history. As I traveled from one holy site to another I was struck by the fact that we need not go in search of an “historical Jesus” limited to His self-manifestation 2,000 years ago. In every church dedicated to Him, He remains with us in the Most Holy Eucharist. It was a bit overwhelming to have this reality sink in – that Jesus remains present in the place where the Angel Gabriel announced his birth to Mary (Luke 1:26-38), where Jesus healed Peter’s mother-in-law (Mark 1:29-34), and where Jesus after the resurrection made himself known to his followers “in the breaking of the bread” (Luke 24:13-35). In Nazareth, Capernaum, Emmaus, and many other places, Jesus is present in the Eucharist to those who seek him. It was tempting to explore the sites and take photos and simply overlook the tabernacle. But, as I was reminded, to do so was to pass by Him whom I seek, the very reason that the Holy Land is holy.
ADULT SOCIAL GROUP
Monday, July 14, Reminder: arrive by 11AM at the B & B Riverboat dock. Provide your own transportation. Friday, August 1, please remember to get your reservation payment of $100 to the rectory for the “Festival of Lights” trip in November. Note: Drop payments addressed to Adult Social Group into collection basket or rectory mail slot. Monday, August 11, meet at The Golden Corral for lunch at 1PM. Pay at the door.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
In today's Gospel, we hear the story of the sower and we know that "some seed fell on rich soil and produced fruit, a hundred or sixty or thirty-fold." This week, by putting a gift in the St. Vincent de Paul Poor Box, know that your contribution will produce fruit a hundred-fold. To date, the June 5th Sunday contributions total $948. We thank our parishioners for their continuing generosity. |
HOLY SPIRIT PRAYER GROUP
Recently Marlene Kiely returned from a pilgrimage-retreat to the Caritas Community in Sterrett Alabama. Caritas is closely related to another Caritas Community in Medjugorje and is dedicated to promoting Our Lady’s messages for the world. From July 1st, through July 5th, the pilgrimage featured prayers for our country with consecration of America to the Blessed Virgin Mary on the fourth of July. Maria Lunetti, visionary from Medjugorje, continues to receive apparitions and was in Sterrett the entire week. It was a time of great anticipation and grace for thousands of people. On Tuesday, Marlene will share thoughts and impressions of her experience with us. In Chapel, 7:30 PM.
4TH QUARTER HONOR ROLL
Elder High School: First Honors- Joshua W., Douglas D., Mitchell C., David H., Drew E., Matthew J., Brett N., Benjamin W., Scott H., Craig S., Jonathan T., Matthew G., Steven S., Gregory K., Robert T., Brent Z., Chris V., John M., Ryan M., Cody L., Bradley D., Andrew M., Benjamin W., Jarred P., Richard V., Patrick F.. Second Honors- Scott M., Scott W., David I., Andrew H., Nicholas M., David D., Christopher J., Ross L., Ryan B., Adam S., Timothy G., Dominic G.
Seton High School: First Honors- Margaret A., Megan O., Catherine P., Samantha S., Katherine T., Stephanie Z., Jennifer L., Ashley S., Cassandra V., Stephanie W., Laura W., Jenna R., Jennifer V., Anna H., Elizabeth H., Lizzie K., Rachel M., Kelly S., Laney S., Erin Z.. Second Honors- Candice B., Lyndsey G., Sara H., Michele H., Lauren K., Nora L., Stacy R., Allison S., Julie T., Katherine V., Paige W., Olivia W., Alyssa A., Emily B., Allison B., Kristen F., Maria H., Maria H., Jessica L., Jessica S., Elyse B., Erika L., Kayla M., Alexus T., Leanne B., Andrea B., Megan C., Marie F., Elizabeth H., Mary L., Rebecca M., Casey R., Alisa S., Jenna S., Stacie V.
St. Xavier High School: First Honors- Patrick A., Christopher M., Patrick P., Nicholas R., Andrew R., Steven S., Jovanie S., Christopher V. Second Honors- Michael G., Michael H., Jay J., Bradley K., Jacob K., Zachary M., William M., Ambrose P., Jr., Patrick R., Peter S., Thomas S., Anthony S., Michael T., Jacob W., Christian Z. |
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