440 N.E. Ash

Pullman, WA 99163

Mass Schedule: All Masses are online.

Daily Mass: Monday Communion service: 7:15 AM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 7:15 AM Sunday: 10:00 AM in Village Centre parking lot

Reconciliation (Penance): Saturday, 3 to 4 pm. Outside in the gathering area to the right of the church.

Baptism: Please plan at least two weeks in advance.

Marriage: Please plan at least four months in advance.

Parish Phone: 509-332-5312

Website: www.sacredheartpullman.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sacredheartpullman

Instagram: www.instagram.com/sacredheartpullman

Pastor: Father Steve Dublinski Office phone: 509-332-5312 E-mail: sdublinski@dioceseofspokane.org

Deacon: Jim Evermann Phone: 509-339-3607 E-mail: jim.evermann@gmail.com

Office Manager: Debbie Hawbaker E-Mail: dhawbaker@dioceseofspokane.org

Secretary & Bulletin Editor: Mary Sutherland E-mail:msutherland@dioceseofspokane.org

Offer a Mass: Contact Mary Sutherland to have a Mass said for a loved one

An inclusive Catholic family; united in faith, service and justice; grounded in the Eucharist; committed to a lifetime of spiritual growth.

Pastoral Council Charlotte Snekvik, Chair 509-595-3048

Faith Formation 509-332-4402 Theresa Paul, Director E-mail: tpaul@dioceseofspokane.org

Anna Park, Faith Formation Assistant E-mail: apark@dioceseofspokane.org

Youth Ministries Coordinator Linea Johnson 509-332-4402 E-mail: ljohnson@dioceseofspokane.org

Faith Formation Board Penny Zimmerman, President: 509-330-0736

Altar Society Lucille Guettinger 509-334-2628

Catholic Daughters Lorraine Farrand, Regent 509-878-1181

Knights of Columbus Dan Jinguji, Grand Knight 206-919-857

Sacred Heart Social Justice Ministry Tim Paulitz 509-332-6184 Francy Bose 509-332-5114

Caritas Committee Mary Johnson 509-332-5633

Communion for the Homebound Jim Evermann 509-334-3041 Lucille Guettinger 509-334-2628

Helping Hands (meals) Faith Formation office 509-332-4402

Vocation Ministry Al Farrand 509-878-1181

Wheel chair access entry is from back of Church alley.

Published weekly by Sacred Heart Catholic Church 440 N.E. Ash Pullman, WA 99163 ISSUE NO. 636

Sacred Heart Church Bulletin

May 31, 2020

Return Service Requested

We now have individual outdoor confession on Saturday. It is in the gathering space next to the church (weather permitting) from 3 to 4 pm There will be a curtain and a bench. Please wear a cloth mask. We have a few masks if you don’t have one.

Thank you for continuing to donate money for the food banks. If you can help, please write a check to “Sacred Heart Parish” with “Food Bank” on the memo line and mail it

to: 440 NE Ash St, Pullman, WA 99163. The CAC food bank IS accepting non-food donations of toilet paper, disposable paper and plastic grocery bags (for food distribution), COVID-19 cleaning supplies, & diapers sizes 4,5,6, pull-ups and wipes. Please leave them in the church entry.

S A C R E D H E A R T C H U R C H

Masses and services are online Watch our parish livestream on Facebook: www.facebook.com/sacredheartpullman Subscribe to Sacred Heart Pullman on

YouTube.com for saved Mass and homily videos, or link to current videos from our homepage,

www.sacredheartpullman.org.

Sunday – 10:00 am (drive-in Mass at theater) Monday – 7:15 am Communion service Tuesday – 7:15 am Ss Marcellinus and Peter Wednesday – 7:15 am †For the repose of the soul of Ray Schaff† Thursday – 7:15 am †For the repose of the soul of Sig Jorstad† Friday – 7:15 am St Boniface

Masses of the Week of May 31

Children’s Faith Formation

Go to https://sacredheartpullman.org/youth-enrichment

for ideas for faith homeschooling. Please remember to continue your regular contributions to the parish during this crisis. The bills still have to be

paid! You can mail checks to 440 NE Ash St, Pullman, WA 99163, set up online payments at: https://www.sacredheartpullman.org/online-giving, or set up “Bill Pay” with your bank or credit union.

Glass Recycling: Clean glass bottles and jars will still be collected for recycling in the parking lot from 4 pm Saturday, May 30, through 1 pm Sunday, May 31.

Please bring your glass in boxes and put them in the trailer in the church parking lot.

Parish Directory Fr. Steve has a new idea, which the pastoral council and staff are excited about. After the weather warms a little more, Fr. Steve and a couple other parish photographers using good cameras with zoom lenses will take photos of the people in our parish households outside on their porches (or whatever spot works). This will be a way to connect with parishioners at a distance as well as get good photos (we’ve received less than a dozen photos by email and 2/3 of those are not high enough resolution). We will figure out an online sign-up (We can help you by email or phone if needed). Watch the bulletin and website for details!

Drive-in Mass for Pentecost 10 am May 31

Everyone is invited to Pentecost Mass in the Village Centre Theater parking lot.

You may bring chairs to place in front of your vehicle, which will be one space apart from others. If you get out of your car, and if you receive Communion, we are requiring a cloth face covering. All ministers distributing Communion will wear them. If you don't have them, you can get disposable masks from the Knights who are directing parking. To receive Communion, please sanitize your hands, stand by your car, hold your hand out flat, and wait until the minister has moved on to the next vehicle before pulling your mask up to consume the host.

The Mass will be live-streamed on Facebook at 10 am and posted on YouTube as usual (see links below). There is no 8:30 am Mass on Pentecost.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit Come, Holy Spirit Breathe into me Holy Spirit, that my thoughts may be all holy. Move in me, Holy Spirit, that my work too, may be holy. Attract my heart, Holy Spirit, that I may love only what is holy.

Strengthen me, Holy Spirit, that I may defend all that is holy. Protect me, Holy Spirit, that I always may be holy. Amen.

Can't remember what Pentecost is? Well for starters, it's this Sunday, and if you want a little more info on this celebration of the Holy Spirit and the birthday of the Church, take a look at Busted Halo's two minute video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5tr4pqWIo4

Make a Pentecost Pinwheel. If you come to the parking lot Mass, bring them and let the wind (from the Holy Spirit) move the pinwheel. Here is a link to an easy one: www.auntannie.com/FridayFun/Pinwheel/

Social Justice Corner

We are faced not with two separate crises, one environmental and the other social, but rather with one complex crisis which is both social and environmental. Strategies for a solution demand an integrated approach to combating poverty, restoring dignity to the excluded, and at the same time protecting nature. Pope Francis (5/24/15, Laudato Si’, no. 139)

May 31, 2020 - Pentecost Sunday

CHURCH SUPPORT: Online giving: https://www.sacredheartpullman.org/online-giving

May 17 collection: $4,765 Weekly amount needed for budget: $6,412 Improvement fund: $25 Food Bank: $110 Guatemala Radio School $40

Altar Society

Altar Care for June: Charlotte Bosold & Loette Scharnhorst Linen Care (all year): Mary Johnson

***Prayers, Joys & Concerns***

Your prayers are asked for: Karen Curry, Mary Johnson’s sister Susan, Colin McGuire, Julianne Hwang, Goretti Manzo, Karen Morrison, Crystal Lee, Diane Moser’s son Jeff , Meg Gollnick, Dennis Duran, Jan Maguire, Jacob Watson, Cheryle Carlson, Dominic Pedrotty, Nikki Clark, Kelly & Dan Campbell, Anne Whelchel, Don Snekvik, Robin Allan, and Ray & Lina Quock.

Youth Ministry Corner

All youth are invited to join our weekly Zoom meeting at 6:30 pm on Sunday. Please contact Linea for the meeting link.

Linea Johnson, Youth Ministry Director: ljohnson@dioceseofspoken.org.

Look for the Liturgy of the Hours at www.sacredheartpullman.org, click on the praying hands to get the prayers for that day and time. eBreviary is providing this

free as long as the COVID-19 crisis lasts. Links to directions for making masks for the hospital, vet school and personal use are on our homepage (above).

You may still bring plastic film (not hard plastic) to the boxes at the base of the stairs and classroom hallway.

Please continue to save ink cartridges, empty toner, and worn out markers. You can bring library books in when church activities resume.

If you or someone you know needs help getting groceries or other items, or needs meals, please contact us: Sue McNamara at sue.m.mcnamara@gmail.com, or Mary

Sutherland at msutherland@dioceseofspokane.org.

Our Helping Hands Group will deliver items to those who cannot go out, and meals to households where they are needed, including when new babies are born. (They will be put on the porch). Thank you to our volunteers. If you can help, please contact Sue or Mary above. Our St. Francis Guild has money available to help Pullman residents with food, utilities, and rent (to some extent).

Please respond to the 2020 Census if you haven't already done so. You can respond by mailing back the paper questionnaire sent to your home or by

going to http://www.2020census.gov or calling 844-330-2020 (Eng.), 844-468-2020 (Span.). The Census “will determine Congressional representation, inform hundreds of billions in federal funding each year, and provide data that will impact communities for the next decade” (Census 2020 website). See the link to 50 Ways Census Data is Used on our homepage, www.sacredheartpullman.org.

There are still census jobs available in Pullman, mostly for enumerators, for $16/hour. The job does not make people ineligible for food assistance programs. They go to residences and assist people who haven't completed the census yet. Right now the plan is to knock and drop due to COVID 19. Any PPE (masks, gloves, etc) are provided by the Census. All applications are online at: 2020census.gov/jobs

Do you know that May is National Foster Care Month? Do you have a calling to serve the fostering community? Have you thought about fostering or would you like to support those who are fostering in your community?

There are approximately 9,000 children in foster care in Washington. You can show grace to the children in care and their foster/adoptive/respite parents through supply drives, providing childcare for support groups and/or donating to FosteringWA. More foster parents are always needed too!

Please go to our website at www.fosteringwa.org call 1.888.KIDS.414, or email fosteringwa@ewu.edu to learn more. Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families