Rev. Mike Austin, Pastor

Deacon Bill Vrazel

Mass Schedule: Summer Months, Saturday: 5:00 p.m.

Winter Months, Saturday: 4:00 p.m.

Sunday: 7:00 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., & 5:30 p.m.

Menge Ave./Evangeline Rd — Pass Christian, MS

Phone: 228-452-4686 • Fax: 228-452-5488

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First Reading — The Lord GOD is my help; who will prove me wrong? (Isaiah 50:5-9a).

Psalm — I will walk before the Lord, in the land of the living (Psalm 116).

Second Reading — Faith, if it does not have works, is dead (James 2:14-18).

Gospel — Jesus asked his disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” (Mark 8:27-35).

T O D A Y ’ S R E A D I N G S

Readings For

the Week:

Events of the

Week:

Monday, Sept 14 8:00 am Mass (church)

6:30 pm RCIA (church)

Tuesday, Sept 15 6:30 pm Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help (chapel)

7:00 pm Mass (chapel)

Wednesday, Sept 16 8:00 am Mass (church)

8:30 am Bible Study in YC

Thursday , Sept 17 7:00am Legion of Mary — Youth Center

8:00 am Mass/Adoration (chapel)

5:00 pm Benediction

Friday , Sept 18 8:30 am Mass (church)

Saturday, Sept 19 NO 8:00 am Communion Service

5:00 pm Vigil for Sunday (Confessions 30 minutes before Mass)

SERVANT

Sometimes the hour and the person meet. Sometimes, when a

task or mission is set upon our shoulders, we know we must meet

our responsibilities and we are ready. These are heady and invigor-

ating times. The first reading and the Gospel proclamation today are

intimate glimpses of a commencement, an inauguration of a chal-

lenging future. In both readings, a sense of gravity prevails.

The first reading is from the mysterious Servant Songs from the

book of Isaiah. The person is steadfast and brave. His courage and

bravery are not located in his stout heart, but in God. We are re-

minded, “The Lord GOD opens my ear that I may hear” (Isaiah 50:4),

so the servant understands the mission. And twice, “The Lord GOD is

my help” (50:7, 9), so that the servant can endure the coming strug-

gle.

Monday: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-38; Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17

Tuesday: 1 Tm 3:1-13; Ps 101:1b-3ab, 5-6; Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35

Wednesday: 1 Tm 3:14-16; Ps 111:1-6; Lk 7:31-35

Thursday: 1 Tm 4:12-16; Ps 111:7-10; Lk 7:36-50

Friday: 1 Tm 6:2c-12; Ps 49:6-10, 17-20; Lk 8:1-3

Saturday: 1 Tm 6:13-16; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 8:4-15

Sunday: Wis 2:12, 17-20; Ps 54:3-8; Jas 3:16 — 4:3; Mk 9:30-37

Stewardship of Treasure Sept 5-6,2015

Collection $ 8,472.00

Building Fund $ 58.00

Mass Intentions $ 190.00

Direct Debit—Electronic Transfers Forms are available in the back of the church or by calling the office @ 452.4686

Twenty-fourth Sunday

in Ordinary Time

September 13, 2015

The Lord GOD is my help,

therefore I am not disgraced.

L I T U R G I C A L M I N I S T E R S

Prayer List: Joseph Angeline, Jr. , Philip Babin, Charles

(Chuck) Baber, Mildred Balius, Pearl Bauer,

Jim Bonner, Bobbi Bourdin, Ricky Bouvier,

Barbara Brennan, Sara Carboni, Carol Ca-

ronna, Millicent Charbonnet, Doug Cheek,

Ralph Christman, Michelle Davis, Marie

Donnaville, , Betty Dubuisson, Louise Lad-

ner, Danny Davis, Jr., Regina Franke, Roger

Franke, Mary Gallagher, Betty Gamez, Ma-

son Gordon,Jr., Lorry Grant, Catherine Han-

son, Chris Hanson, Steven Harring, Barbara

Henderson, Jim Henderson, Zachery Hender-

son, Renee Hoda, Kenny Hoda, Chris Keel,

Barbara Koppe, Fitzgerald Ladner, Missi

Ladner, Trampus Ladner, Charles Latino,

Austin Lizana, Ann Lohre, Emma Lucciardi,

Paul Lucker, Roy Malley, Marian Masson,

Roy Masson, Becki Melancon, Jess Melan-

con, Lynn Melancon, Irene Melancon, Lynn

Merwin, Estelle Meyers, Jeff Moran, Steven

Morris, Steve Montagnet, Francis Necaise,

Rodney Necaise, Judy Nelson, Kevin Niolet,

Rita Normand, Nicole Orr, Jessie Parker,

Patrick Parkinson, Ann Rice, Bryce

Riordan, Thy Patrick Roberts, Kitsie Roth,

Dawn Russell, Robert Schomaker, Frank

Schmidt, Mike Smith, Melissa Starita,

Michelle Stoud, Analise St. Paul, Alice Tado-

ro, Katerina Tran, Claire Trombley, Ted Trott,

Robert “Rip” Van Court, Elaine Weekly,

Bragg Williams, Ryan Wilson, Bill Wood,

Jeanne Young., Ernie Zimmerman

Sept. 19-20,

2015

Lector

5:00 PM Vigil

Charles Nolan

8:30 AM

Joe Spence

11:00 AM

Richard Alarcon

5:30 PM

Harry Hull

EEM Ursula Frilot

Don Frilot

Jo Johns

Gayle Nolan

Gayle Parker

Carol Church

Rodney Malburg

Jean Smith

Don Smith

Louise Vrazel

Charles Lowe

Sharron Lowe

Gretchen Mayeaux

Carl Mayeaux

Danielle Michell

Barbara Carter

Anne Erickson

James Riordan

Brenda Riordan

Altar Servers

Ben Benigno

Anabelle Silvas

Charlie Whaley

Sarah Whaley

Anna D’Aquilla

Anna Negrotto

Jude Rhode

Jared Smith

Daniela Cruz

Eugenie Saunders

Gracie Tran

Valera Moreno

Andrea Moreno

Jordan Pete

Emilia Rosales

Thanks to the

Knights of

Columbus for

the flowers on

the altar

Pray for a Priest each day:

Lift them up to God to sanctify,

guide, and heal them. Mold

them into the likeness and holi-

ness of your Son, Jesus, the Eter-

nal High Priest.

Sun. 13: Bishop Joseph L.

Howze

Mon. 14: Our Holy Father

Tues.15: Fr. Thomas White

Weds. 16: Fr. I. Anthony

Arguelles

Thurs. 17: Fr. Patrick

O’Shaughnessy

Fri. 18: Fr. Bartosz Kunat

Sat. 19: Fr. Gerard Cleary

Diocesan Wedding Anniversary Mass

Sunday—Oct. 11 — 2:00 pm

Nativity B.V. M. Cathedral

For

Couples celebrating 25, 30, 40, 50, 60,65

years of marriage.

Forms on table in back of church

Sun. Sept 13 7:00 a.m.

8:30 a.m.

11:00 a.m.

5:30 pm

An Van Nguyen Giuse

John Beardon

Elaine Kidd

Rose Soriano

Thanksgiving to Divine Mercy

Mon. Sept 14

8:00 a.m.

Ezekiel Daniel Francisco Kiehl Vrazel

Tues. Sept 15 7:00 p.m.

John & Rosalie Penland

Weds. Sept 16 8:00 a.m.

Healing for Rev. Jerry Kenny

Thurs. Sept 17

8:00 am

Ted Payment

Knost Family

Fr. William John Connell

Fri. Sept 18

8:30 am

Frank Schatzle

Bobby Parker

Sat. Sept. 19

5:00 pm Len Denson

Beverly Morrin

The Knights of Columbus will be

hosting a Dinner-Dance for Knight

Mark Dubuisson, a member of our

parish.

The dinner-dance will be

Friday Sept 18th

6:30-12:00 pm

at the West Harrison Community

Center on Espy Ave. Tickets are

$25.00, which admits two people.

Fantasy Production will provide enter-

tainment. For information contact Scot-

tie Cuevas 228-860-0156, April Cuevas

228-216-1342,or any Knight of Colum-

bus member.

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Registration is in Process

Pick up forms in rear of church.

SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

BEGINNING DATES!

PreK-5th Grade begins Sunday, Sept. 13th

at 9:45 am

**Please note changes:

*11th Grade (Confirmation Class) begins

Weds, Sept. 2nd

*9th-10th Grades begins Weds. Sept. 9th

*6th-8th Grades begins Weds. Sept. 16th

*Holy Family Youth Building 6:30-8:00 pm

NOTICE:

WE NO LONGER HAVE

COMMUNION SERVICES

ON SATURDAY MORNINGS

Our Mother of Sorrows Parish

September Festival

Saturday, September 19th — 11:00 am-6:00 pm.

Sunday, Sept. 20th — Noon to 6 pm

800 Division St. Biloxi

Blessed Seelos Church $5,000 Drawdown

Saturday, October 3rd: Gruich Community Center

— Biloxi

$50.00 per ticket —admits 2

6:00 pm