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28th Sunday in Ordinary Time WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM October 14, 2018
Fr Riccardo
October 15th – October 21st
9am Mass Monday
Mr. Jacob M/M Pius Jacob
9am Mass Tuesday
Thomas Trong Pham M/M Viet Nguyen
5:30pm Mass Wednesday
Wanyoung Lee M/M Yunjae Hwang
9am Mass Thursday
Rudolf Vrana Mrs. Helena Vrana
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
5pm Mass SATURDAY
Robert M. Lyons Carol Hix
9am Mass SUNDAY
Our Parish Family Fr. Jack
11:45am Mass SUNDAY
Don & Audrey Fair & Family Friday Evening Discipleship Group
Sacrament of Forgiveness
(Penance, Reconciliation, Confession) Mon, Tue, & Thurs after Morning Mass
(Just ask Father after Mass) Saturday from 4:00pm-4:30pm
Wednesday at 5:15pm Or at any other time
BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL
ALWAYS OPEN FOR PRAYER & ADORATION
Recently, we were all witnesses of a titanic clash between democrats and republicans in the United State Senate. The clash was about many things but included great differences of opinion of what constitutes “fairness and unfairness”, “the rule of law”, “the presumption of innocence”, “the importance of listening to those who maintain they have been victims of sexual assault”, and “credible and corroborated allegations.”Each side expressed their point of view, their perspective, and their understanding of the truth with great passion and conviction. So how did we onlookers sort all this out? It appears to have revolved around each person’s political convictions. Those who lean in one direction had no sympathy for the arguments of those they regarded as foes.And vice versa. This clash has led to civil discord which threatens to tear what’s left of the social fabric that once led us to pledge allegiance to One nation under God. Is there a way out of this coarsening of conversation and argument? I’m beginning to think that the answer may be “no” for all who are unwilling to make the pursuit of everlasting life their highest priority. If we cling to the drama of political differences, loving God with all our heart, mind, soul, and strength, and loving our neighbor as we love ourselves is likely to be regarded as something beyond our reach. Many have chosen to believe that their political party is more in harmony with their understanding of what “The Gospel” means. Wrapping themselves in that mantel moves them to perceived higher ground from which they can cast aspersions and condemnation at their opponents. Anyone who questions them is accused of malice. Growing up in Boston, long before I sensed that God was calling me to the priesthood, I was very committed to the political party that elected Harry Truman and Jack Kennedy. I marched with Martin Luther King, burnt my draft card and protested the war in far off Asia. I worked in the poverty program in inner city Boston, San Antonio, and northern Minnesota. In January of 1973, the Supreme Court discovered that women have a constitutional “right of privacy” which allowed them to legally terminate the life of their unborn children. To make a long story short, I quit the political party that embraced Roe v. Wade and moved on to another. But they had shortcomings as well so I began to style myself as an “independent”. In recent years I’ve found plenty of reasons to conclude that political parties divide rather than unite. In my finer moments, I seek to live in and for the kingdom of God. Wish I could do it more perfectly. Last Sunday, after Communion at the 11:45 Mass, I made some comments which were politically inappropriate. I have apologized to two parishioners who contacted me directly. And now I apologize to anyone else I may have offended. In recent years I have learned that often the best thing to say is nothing. Wish I had followed that little piece of wisdom. Lord have mercy.
RESOLVING
CIVIL
DISCORD
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CONFIRMATION PREP
SUNDAY, OCT 14TH
1—3 PM
BEGINS WITH A MEAL!
No classes on Oct 21 due to Fall Break
We believe that families that worship together every Sunday (barring illness or travel) and see to it that children participate regularly in discipleship formation classes will experience rewarding benefits. Classes are for all children in grades K-12 and registration is required for all those preparing for sacraments.
Families that pray, worship, and learn together stay together.
Discipleship & Evangelization
OCTOBER IS A MONTH OF
SPECIAL DEVOTION TO MARY
Karen Linch will lead the rosary following the 5pm Mass.
Ray Hulley will lead the rosary following the 9am Mass.
We are still needing volunteers for after the 11:45am Mass.
OCTOBER IS CLERGY & STAFF
APPRECIATION MONTH
We celebrate our Servant Leaders this month--Pastor, Deacons, and
Staff--with our annual Appreciation Pot Luck on October 28th following
the 11:45 Mass. We will also celebrate Father Jack’s Birthday.
There are baskets available in the commons if you wish to drop off a card.
WE ARE BLESSED!
ALL ARE WELCOME!! BELIEVERS, UNBELIEVERS,
DOUBTERS, CATHOLICS,
PROTESTANTS, WHATEVER
CHARITY COVERS A MULTITUDE OF SINS
CATHOLIC CHARITIES ANNUAL APPEAL
2018 GOAL = $60,000
325 DONORS @ $18 PER MONTH
PROGRESS TO DATE
149 donors $41,179
Average Gift: $27 per month
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Parish Life
WE NEED
BINGO
PRIZES.
PLEASE
BRING
INTO THE
PARISH
OFFICE!!!
EVENTS THIS WEEK
Monday, October 15
10:00am SDG-Youth Building
6:30pm Fr. Riccardo Discipleship series
6:30pm SDG-Youth Building
7:00pm SDG-Room 4
Tuesday, October 16
6:00am Men’s SDG/Rother Men
6:30pm Cantor Practice
6:30pm Boy Scouts
7:00pm Choir Practice
7:00pm Life Teen Core Team Meeting
Wednesday, October 17
3:45pm SDG-Room 4
6:30pm JOF Kids-Room 4
6:45pm ALPHA/JOF
7:00pm LIFE NITE
Thursday, October 18
6:00pm St. Vincent de Paul
6:30pm SDG-Joyce Center
7:00pm SDG-Room 4
7:00pm Knights of Columbus-Officers mtg.
Friday, October 19
6:30pm SDG-McConnell Rm.
Saturday, October 20
6:30am SDG/Rother Men-Youth Building
10:00am Catechist Training-Joyce Ctr.
Sunday, October 21
10:15am No Life Kids, EDGE, Life Teen
10:15am SDG-Room 4
10:30am Cancer Support Group
1:00pm Baptism Seminar
1:15pm Bell Choir Practice
OUR SERVANT LEADERS
Maintenance Director: Bob Bussa 754-5308
Bookkeeper: Anne Clarkson 754-5304 [email protected]
Children’s Formation: Tomasita Tran
[email protected] 754-5309
RE Secretary: Ann Grover 754-5303 [email protected]
Youth Minister: Dina Jones-Griggs
[email protected] 308-9169
Prime-Timers: Peggy Denker 754-5307
Parish Nurse: Caryl Prati, R.N. 754-5302
Evangelization & Worship: Amber Johnson
[email protected] 754-5305
Parish Secretary: Janet Windsor 799-3334 [email protected]
Music Director: Daniel Jack 264-3711
DEACON ASSOCIATES
Angus Watford 381-2740
Clyde Grover 259-8541
George Fombe 361-8976
Admin. Asst: Jane Mitchell 754-5301
Pastor: Father Jack Feehily 799-5003
Oct. 23rd – Preparing Halloween Cards and Bags, Room 4, 1 p.m.
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10/14 Mary Aguilar, Melissa Fain, Amy Foust,
Carisa Lafleur, Shawn Loscalzo, Dolores McEnaney, Jo Nance, Jonathan Rylant, Richard Saltos, Susan Schachle, Ed Tucker
10/15 Enely Arroyo, Carri Beck, Aimee Bocock, Erick Fraire, Jose Gutierrez, Amber Johnson, Julia Lee, Derrick Lyle, Justin Tharp, Rebecca Orland, Ken Pontius, Teresa Pontius, Amanda Stiles
10/16 Lawrenz Aguilar, Dustin Beck, Megan Jack, Mireya Rodriguez, Gary Wright
10/17 James Cabello, Andrew Metcalf, Matthew Metcalf, Timothy Rosa, Katie Walker
10/18 Rick Atkins, Lucas Cruz, William Flanders, Daniel Flores, Roberto Gaytan, Patricia Langlois, Caleb McKeeves, Nathan Nguyen
10/19 Tresa Bowmaker, Ann Brewer, Susan Cloer, Julie Denton, Dan Dooling, Jacob Martinez, Christopher Moni, Roberto Rodriquez, Rachel Wenzel, Beverly Zondor
10/20 Charlie Cusack, Lidia Dominguez, Illyana Galarza, David Huynh, Miriam Kwon, Kiersten Mayer, Anh Pham, Anthony Pham, Danielle Soliz
10/14 Mr. & Mrs. Pete Verdicchio 24 Mr. & Mrs. Craig Williamson 1
10/15 Mr. & Mrs. Van Jacks 30
10/16 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Smith 35
10/17 Mr. & Mrs. John Gonshor 31 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Warnecke 31
10/18 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dorman 16 Mr. & Mrs. Bentley Hedges 19
10/19 Mr. & Mrs. Jory Daniel 5 Mr. & Mrs. Jon Denton 20 Mr. & Mrs. Anthonio Sanchez 6
10/20 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bussum 30 Mr. & Mrs. Jose Ibarra 11 Mr. & Mrs. Vu Tuan Lang 17
ACUTELY INFIRM
Janie Abraham Theresa Aide Kris Ajamie Bailey Anderson Bert Alvarez Cynthia Balderas Michelle Brewer Ray Brewer Kim Chalfant Marian Chessmore Carl Cook Diane Cook Maurice Cummings Frank Dobry Don Fair Rick Filibeck Jerri Gilmore Moses Graham Antonia Guzman Pat Hackler Chester Hagnoski Estella Kuzmic Chris Manley Troyan McCollum William McVay Lannie Mitchell Eugene Moreno Olivia Muir Brent Nance Roberta Neeley Caroline Newell Catherine Newell Jerry Penisten Veronica Quinn Vincent Riggie Jesse Rubio Lynn Rutledge Shannon Saturo Chris Sexton George Smith Landon Smith Loraine Stewart Liz Strotman Jim Tucker Maria Valdez Vince Wachtel
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HOMEBOUND
Ann Barr Patricia Bradley Lillian Brehm Julia Brewster Margaret Crawford Nancy de Long Rita Eaves Rosalie Elliott Pat Everhart Mary Gorrell Deborah Guerrero Rosita Hall Laurie Harlow Pam Johnson Janet Jones Roger Kane Mary Jane Kilburn Ann Knapper Alberta Marquez Shirley Martin Michelle Mathew Ramona Orland Howard McLaughlin SanJuana Medina Anna Rossi Clariese Morgan Johnny Yingling Rose Rytlewski Yvonne Smith Elinor Thompson
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1.
ITEMS NEEDED AT THIS TIME
Bread
Canned Fruit/Vegetables
Packaged Cookies
Thanks for your generous offering of groceries and
other monetary gifts to help purchase items from
the Regional Food Bank.
Parish Life
With Our Deepest Sympathy
We extend our sincere condolences to Marie Whatley on the occasion of the passing of her beloved husband, Gene.
May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the Mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
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Stewardship of Treasure/Sacrificial Giving
Oct 7 FYTD PFYTD
Sacrificial Giving 17,074 211,424 190,882
Gifts for the Poor 217 20,557 5,997
Building Fund 2,873 29,380 32,226
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS 20,163 261,361 229,105
Other Income 1,317 33,523 27,626
TOTAL INCOME 21,480 294,885 256,731
200 Envelope Users gave $20,163
Average gift $100
616 households have monthly
or weekly contribution envelopes
Thank You,
Good and Faithful Stewards!
Stewardship & Administration
Worship & Spiritual Life
October
20-21
Altar Server
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Gift Bearer
Hospitality
Lector
Coordinator
SATURDAY 5pm Mark Chenevey
Sam Muzny Thomas Strotman
Frank Cassarino Carol Hix Pat Jaques Apolonio Lopez Patti Muzny
Gina Narcisse Ed Smith Robin Teske Marva Yandell
David Hughes Susan Hughes Leigha Lamb
Evelyn Dokter John Lynch Steven Monroe Linda Monroe
Dale Neikirk Patricia Vincent
Mary Lopez
SUNDAY 9am
Abigail Clark Rachel Fite Austin Joseph
Tess Coburn Lilia Concannon Jovita Crissman Pam Cusack Mary Earing Angeline Fombe Tony Galier Donna Galier
Gail Gonshor Cecil Johnson Thai Pham Scottie Snodgrass Mary Sarabia Noreen Valadez Samuel Warnecke
Dina Jones-Griggs Ryan King Ann Warnecke
David Boren Marge Hargrove Kevin Heid Tina Wharton
William Orland Jason Zondor
Martin Ortega
SUNDAY 11:45AM
Thomas Pham Pearce Schweikhart Turner Tharp
Gina Atkins Bryan Baldwin Hector Denis Deborah Friedt Michael Friedt Kelly Gibbons
Gayla Maupin Caryl Prati Lori Watford Austin Watford Shannon Watford Maureen Watford
Gregory Foust Kari Foust Theresa Nguyen
Corbin Bartlett Bentley Hedges Carla Jack Garrett Shultz
Peggy Denker Angela Lister
Joseph Gibbons
HEALING PRAYER MINISTRY
Since praying for healing was a core element of the ministry of Jesus, it must also be a vital part of parish ministry as well. The healing power of God is available to the Church through all the sacraments but especially through the Eucharist, Reconciliation, and Anointing of the Sick. As a worshipping community we intercede during Mass for the inform and homebound and we are invited to pray for them throughout the week. Beginning in March, we began a Healing Prayer Ministry for members of the parish willing to invite others to pray with, for, and over them. This ministry will be available in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel following the Saturday evening Mass on the third weekend of each month.
Have you or someone you know been facing difficulties? Have you ever wished just to be touched by the Lord himself and be healed like the many people we read about in the new Testament? Did you know that St. Paul taught that the Holy Spirit imparts a special gift of healing to individuals willing to use it in the service of others? There are such individuals right here at St. Andrew’s and they are ready and willing to offer healing prayer to all who seek it. Keep in mind that God does not always will a physical healing, but may choose to bestow a spiritual or emotional healing.
SIGN UP FOR HALLOWE’EN AND ALL SAINTS HOLYDAY MINISTRIES!
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Life Nights Wednesdays
6:30pm--9 pm, Youth Building
For more information on any of these activities, contact Ann Grover in the parish office or Mama Dee, your youth minister.
PREPARING FOR BAPTISM CLASS
SUNDAY OCTOBER 21ST
1pm in Room 4
We conduct this one session program for members of our parish who are planning to baptize a child for the very first time. First time godparents are also welcome, but participation is optional. There are other expectations of parents who are going to promise to raise their child in the faith of the Church. Following this class, parents must contact Father Jack at least 30 days before the date you are requesting to see if there may be any special circumstances in scheduling the actual baptism. Child care is available upon request during the session.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH
CONTINUING TO BUILD
A SAFE ENVIRONMENT
This program is designed to assist children and youth of all ages to know how to handle situations in which they may be vulnerable to abuse. The materials choose words and expressions carefully and sensitively on age appropriate levels so that young people can learn how to protect themselves and how to reach out to trusted adults for help. Info for parents will be going out shortly in preparation for the programs for children which are scheduled for November 4th. We will also have a presentation available for all parents at that time.
Discipleship & Evangelization
FLU SHOTS
If you missed our flu clinic last weekend provided by Walgreens (48 flu shots & 8 pneumonia shots given), you can get Free Shots at the Cleveland County Health Department on Eastern & 4th Streets in Moore from 8:00 am – 11:00am & 1:00pm – 4:00pm. All ages accepted. They will also bill your insurance.
I WAS IN PRISON AND YOU VISITED ME!
COOKIES FOR PRISONERS
KAIROS is the name of an ecumenical ministry to residents of Oklahoma correctional facilties. We often speak of prisoners “doing time”, well the word KAIROS refers to God’s special time during which the gift of salvation is always at hand. While we all can’t go into prisons, we can do prisoners a good deed by providing them with lots of cookies.
Deadline for bringing cookies is Wednesday, November 7th
NOVEMBER IS THE MONTH OF ALL SOULS
PICTURES OF THE DECEASED
We have many pictures of loved ones which you have entrusted to our care. If you have any other pictures you would like displayed, please bring them as soon as you can and place them in the box on the table in the commons. Indicate their name and their relationship to you so that we can get your pictures back to you. They will be displayed throughout November as a visible sign of our communion with all who have gone before us in the hope of rising again.
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Deacon Angus Watford Ordained: 2/15/1985
Deacon Clyde Grover Ordained: 10/20/2013
Fr. Jack Feehily Ordained: 08/23/1973
Deacon George Fombe Ordained: 11/3/2017
WE ARE SO
BLESSED BY YOUR
MINISTRY
THANK
YOU!
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THANK YOU!
Tommie Tran
Children’s Formation
Dina Jones-Griggs
Youth Minister
Amber Johnson
Evangelization &
Worship
Jane Mitchell Administrative
Assistant
Anne Clarkson Bookkeeper
Janet Windsor
Secretary/Receptionist
Daniel Jack Music Director
Ann Grover RE Secretaray
Peggy Denker Prime-Timers
Bob Bussa Maintenance Director
Caryl Prati, RN Parish Nurse Emerita
