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Welcome to Our Parishes

WELCOME

www.clallamcatholic.com Email: [email protected]

OFFICE HOURS

QUEEN OF ANGELS 209 West 11th Street

Port Angeles, WA 98362

(360) 452-2351

OFFICE HOURS

Monday thru Friday, 9:00AM—4:00PM

SAINT JOSEPH P.O. Box 1209 / 121 East Maple Street

Sequim, WA 98382

(360) 683-6076

OFFICE HOURS

Monday, 9:00AM—1:00PM Tuesday, CLOSED Wednesday, 9:00AM—1:00PM Thursday 9:00AM—1:00PM

Friday, 9:00AM—4:00PM

PASTORAL STAFF:

Fr. Dennis Robb, Pastor—[email protected] Fr. Leonardo Pestaño, Parochial Vicar

Deacons: Peter Flatley, Richard Labrecque, & Don Tillitson

MASS TIMES

Saturday Vigil Masses:

Queen of Angels—5:00PM

St. Joseph—5:00PM

Sunday Masses:

Queen of Angels—8:30AM & 11:00AM

St. Joseph—8:30AM & 10:30AM

Weekday Masses:

MONDAY

St. Joseph—8:30AM

TUESDAY

Queen of Angels—6:00PM

WEDNESDAY

Queen of Angels—12:00NOON

St. Joseph—12:00NOON

THURSDAY

Queen of Angels—8:30AM

St. Joseph—8:30AM

FRIDAY

Queen of Angels—8:30AM

St. Joseph—8:30AM

Confession Times for

both Parishes:

SATURDAY—3:30-4:30PM

WEDNESDAY—11:30AM

FRIDAY—8:00AM

No Mass revisions this week.

January 28, 2018

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SACRAMENTAL LIFE

RETURNING CATHOLICS

For Catholics who have been away from the Church for some time and are considering returning.

Queen of Angels—Parish Office 452-2351

St. Joseph—Parish Office 683-6076

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

Our next Communal Anointing of the Sick will be in the Fall of 2018.



HOMEBOUND MINISTRY

For Catholics who are homebound and express a desire to receive Holy Communion:



SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Required preparation classes offered quarterly. Please come by either parish office to complete the necessary paper work.

FUNERAL / CHRISTIAN BURIAL

Call parish office before setting date:



SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Six month notice and preparation clas-ses provided. Required preparation classes offered quarterly. Please come by either parish office to complete the necessary paper work.

Spanish Mass

AT SAINT JOSEPH PARISH

The next Spanish Mass is scheduled Sunday:

February 11th at 2:00PM

La proxima Misa en Español esta programado para el domingo:

11 de Febrero a las 2:00 de la tarde

Sunday, January 28th:

QA — School & Student Volunteers

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK KICK-OFF

SJ — Women of St. Joseph Volunteers

Sunday, February 4th:

QA — St. Martin de Porres Guild Volunteers

SJ — No Coffee Hour Scheduled

Please remember Queen of Angels or St. Joseph Parishes in your will.

Parish Coffee Hours

Our celebrants for

February 3 / 4:

Fr. Dennis Robb — Saint Joseph

Fr. Leonardo Pestaño — Queen of Angels

MASS INTENTIONS

St. Joseph Parish

M0N January 29th Ray & Jeanette

Daignault INT

WED January 31st Alfred Schade INT

THU February 1st Martha Prashal †

FRI February 2nd Holy Souls in Purgatory †

WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 3 / 4

SAT Vigil Mass & SUN Masses

SAT Vigil Mass Jim Anderson †

SUN 8:30AM Mass Albert Samsa †, Isabel Paras †,

Regina Mamalias †, Delores Meyer †

SUN 10:30AM Mass Queen of Angels &

St. Joseph Parishioners INT

Queen of Angels Parish

TUE January 30th Rosario Talvo †

WED January 31st Joseph Burke †

THU February 1st Linda Ann McDonald †

FRI February 2nd Robert Belgau †

WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 3 / 4

SAT Vigil Mass & SUN Masses

SAT Vigil Mass Bea Springob †

SUN 8:30AM Mass Thom Rypl INT

SUN 11:00AM Mass Joseph Hofrichter †

Eucharistic

Adoration

St. Joseph Parish —

this Friday 9:15A-3:30P

Queen of Angels Parish —

For private adoration in the

chapel, Queen of Angles parish-

ioners may contact the parish

office at 452-2351.

4th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Lenten Soup Suppers at Both Parishes

Ash Wednesday is February 14th

which begins the

Lenten season. In

this season of

Lent we embrace

prayer, fasting,

and alms giving. Join us for soup

suppers and Friday Devotions

each Friday during this Lenten

season as one way to observe

these three key penitential

practices of Lent.

The soup suppers will be served

every Friday during Lent from 5:00

to 6:00PM in the parish hall fol-

lowed by Friday devotions in the

church. The suppers consist of

simple meatless soups.

Parish groups or individual

families are invited to sign up

to sponsor a soup supper on

one of the Fridays during Lent.

All alms given at the soup suppers

will go to CRS Rice Bowl.

Please contact either parish office

to sign up for a Friday or with any

questions. Spots are filling quickly,

so call soon!

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THIS WEEK’S: 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time

First Reading —(Deuteronomy 18:15-20)

Responsorial Psalm —(Psalm 95)

Second Reading —

(1 Corinthians 7:32-35)

Gospel —(Mark 1:21-28)

NEXT WEEK’S: 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time

First Reading— The main question in the

book of Job is: why do innocent people suffer?

The plot of the story is established in the open-

ing twelve verses of this lengthy book: Job, a

wise man “blameless and upright” with many

blessings from God, including children and

wealth, is suddenly put to the test by Satan.

Will Job remain strong in his faith when all is

lost and suffering ensues?

In this reading we hear of Job’s reaction to one

of his friends who attempts to comfort and

console Job, offering various sound and rational

explanation for his recent misfortunes. But Job

finds no relief in Eliphaz’s words; his pain is too

great. “I shall not see happiness again.”

At the end of the book, after Job’s deep ques-

tioning and God’s thought-provoking reply, Job

does find resolution and reward.

(Job 7:1-4,6-7)

Responsorial Psalm—“Praise the Lord,

who heals the brokenhearted.” (Psalm 147)

Second Reading—In this section of Paul’s

letter to the Corinthians he defends his

apostleship. While Paul does have the lawful

right to charge a fee for his preaching, he

chooses not to, because he views his preaching

of the Gospel more as a “stewardship” author-

ized by the Lord than an occupation deserving a

just wage. In fact, Paul’s sense of mission is so

great that his outreach must include all people.

This demands extreme measures, even if, in the

end, he can only reach some: “I have become

all things to all, to save at least some.” Paul’s

life is completely attuned to his work for, and

his participation in, the Gospel.

(1 Corinthians 9:16-19, 22-23)

Gospel—Mark begins his Gospel account

with a strong emphasis on Jesus’s “powerful

deeds”. There are four movements to this

reading: the healing of Peter’s mother-in-law,

evening healings of all the sick and possessed in

Capernaum, Jesus at prayer, and Jesus’s depar-

ture from Capernaum. We hear from Jesus

himself the main “purpose” for His public minis-

try: to “preach” the Gospel to the “nearby vil-

lages” of the lower Galilee.

(Mark 1:29-39)

PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS

Mary Cooney Robert Olson Cynthia Crosby Betty Lou Nickles Bonita Ulin Joe Abbott Madison Porter Riley Family Jim Minsky Geri Braun Elsey Eaton Vera Taylor Joey Conger Jim Morris Gloria Schmidt Shawn Gould Margaret Bush Bill & Mary Andrew Tom & Jan Neudorfer Bret Paton

Lee Fuller Woodside Paul Juenemann Leandra & David Nañez Willem Gage Rypl Maria Nañez Linda Herring Julius Johnson Clara McBride Richard White Cody Anderson William Mattingly Ron Flatau Annette Mari Eileen Fawns Ramona Heisser Lisa Marie Huff David Seifert Paul Seifert Justin Conklin Charles Seifert

The power of prayer is well-known.

If you or an immediate family mem-

ber are in need of extra prayers,

please contact the parish office or

email us at [email protected] to be

placed on the prayer request list.

Please note that names will be removed from the prayer list after 30 days unless we hear from you otherwise.

Sunday Readings Pastoral Items

STEWARDSHIP INCOME REPORT

Fiscal Year Midpoint - 31 DEC 2017

Year to Date Totals for:

Queen of Angels Parish

Budgeted Actual

Sunday Offertory $ 234,000 $ 237,021

Holy Days $ 12,500 $ 10,257

Saint Joseph Parish

Budgeted Actual

Sunday Offertory $ 210,500 $ 234,536

Holy Days $ 11,400 $ 17,814

Weekly Devotions

Queen of Angels & St. Joseph Parishes

Rosary ~ prayed before all

Masses

Chaplet of Divine Mercy ~ Fridays at 3:00pm

Queen of Angels Parish only:

Liturgy of the Hours ~ Morning Prayer

(when daily Mass is scheduled)

Monday & Tuesday 9:30AM,

Wednesday 11:10AM,

Thursday 7:20AM

Friday 7:40AM

Monday thru Friday 9:30AM

(when daily Mass is cancelled)

Monday, following Morning Prayer

The Cenacle of Prayer ~

a Marian Devotion

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Elementary / Middle School Religious Ed

For both parishes contact Mike Acheson at [email protected] St. Joseph—

360-683-6076 Queen of Angels—

360-452-2351

Confirmation Preparation



360-452-2351

High School



360-452-2351

RCIA

For St. Joseph contact Dcn. Richard Labrecque at [email protected]

360-683-6076

For Queen of Angels contact Maria Stewart [email protected]

360-452-2351

Continuing Faith Education for Everyone

Religious Education Schedule this week:

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

28-Jan 29-Jan 30-Jan 31-Jan 1-Feb 2-Feb 3-Feb

COMBINED

Confirmation Class

12:30PM-QA St. Benedict & St. Anne Rms.

Middle School Program

3:00PM-SJ RE Building

HIGH SCHOOL Group

3:00PM-SJ RE Building

Middle School Program

3:00PM-QA St. Anne

Room

K-5 Religious Education

5:00PM-SJ Parish Hall

HIGH SCHOOL Group

6:30PM-QA Mary Room

K-5 Religious Education

6:00PM-QA St. Benedict

Rm.

THE PRESENTATION OF THE LORD

FEBRUARY 2nd

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The Burning of the Palms

Palm leaves obtained from church on Palm

Sunday are blessed, and therefore are holy

objects. Once an object is blessed it is consid-

ered to be in the service of God and therefore

should be treated with respect.

We will have a Burning of the Palms service at

each parish:

St. Joseph Parish, Sunday, February

11th following the 10:30AM Mass

Queen of Angels Parish, Tuesday,

February 13th following the

6:00PM Mass

Please drop off your blessed palms in the re-

ceptacles at the back of the churches by end

of business, Friday, February 9th. The ashes

from these burned palms will be used at

Masses on Ash Wednesday.

PARISH COMMISSIONS REPORT

Each week, one of our newly formed commissions will submit a current activity/information report for the bulletin. We start with the Communication Commission.

The Communication Commission, in coopera-tion with the parish office administration, has been delegated to promote and strengthen the ongoing internal and external communications for our parishes.

Currently, we are installing bulletin boards in the St. Joseph parish hall for various groups in the parish. A long term goal is to help parish groups promote their activities and commit-tees. A future gathering is being planned to assist groups with current resources and obtain feedback on communication needs.

The next Communication Commission meeting is scheduled for Monday, February 19th at 10:30AM in the Queen of Angels Mary Room.

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK January 28th through February 3rd

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St. Joseph Parish Life & Ministry News

Queen of Angels Parish Life & Ministry News

NEXT WEEKEND:

February 3 / 4

SECOND COLLECTION

at St. Joseph Parish

FOR ST. VINCENT

DE PAUL

Any adult Catholic male 18 years or

older is eligible to join the Knights

of Columbus. If you are interested,

contact a Knight or call one of the

Grand Knights listed below.

The next event/meetings for the

Knights of Columbus will be:

Queen of Angels

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL NEWS

At this time, we are still in need of certain items for the food bank:

Peanut butter & jelly/jam Canned fruit Cereal Canned meat (not tuna fish,

thanks)

As always, thank you for your con-tinued generosity and support!

Queen of Angels School News

Woman of St. Joseph News

Attention Women of St. Joseph Please don’t forget to

mark your calendars for our upcoming ITALIAN NIGHT

February 10th

Queen of Angels

Prayer Shawl Ministry

If you know someone who is heal-ing, grieving, recovering or needs spiritual or emotional support, they may be comforted receiving a blessed prayer shawl as a gift. We have many available that are do-nated by our members. New knit-ting/crocheting members are al-ways welcome. We meet once a month in the Mary Room on the third Tuesday of the month at 1:00PM. Interested? Call Connie Miller 360-808-1106.

St. Joseph Parish —

Thursday, February 1st —

Rosary- 6:00PM Meeting in Parish Hall- 6:30PM

Grand Knight Mike McNulty: 582-3838

Queen of Angels —

Wednesday, February 7th —

6:30PM, POTLUCK Meeting in Parish Hall, members, wives and children cordially invited.

Grand Knight Phil Burnette: 457-4958

Knights of Columbus News

Little Angels

Little Angels is a playgroup for kids aged birth to three and their caregiv-ers. The goal is to build relationships with one another in a fun loving envi-ronment! We will meet once a week during the school year. It will be a wonderful opportunity to make friends and share ideas! We can’t wait to meet you. Contact Kerri Merritt at [email protected] or go to www.qofaschool.org

Middle School News

The middle school recently finished writing literary analysis essays. The students compared pieces of litera-ture they had read to criteria and wrote about how the literature did, or did not, measure up. They were required to include quotes from the pieces to support the claims they made.

In social studies, the sixth grade is learning about the Indus River Valley civilization of ancient India. They have learned about how the geography of the area fostered this civilization. As this area was also the birthplace of two of the five major world religions, they have also learned about the similarities and differences these religions share.

The middle school designed Valen-tines and Valentine bags. These bags will be distributed by Saint Vincent de Paul to the seniors at the Manor for Valentines Day.

Mrs. Theresa Sekac

ADULT SCRIPTURE STUDY

Queen of Angels scripture study

will be starting up again on

Wednesday, March 7th at

9:30AM in the St. Anne room.

The class will be held on

Wednesdays through April 11th.

We will be using the “Pilgrim

People Scripture study”. Materi-

als were ordered in advance on

January 25th.

For questions contact

Helen Schaaf at

360-457-6772 or

[email protected]

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MONDAY, JANUARY 29

8:30AM—Daily Mass—Church

6:30PM—”Wild Goose” Presentation—Parish Hall TUESDAY, JANUARY 30

6:00PM—RCIA Classes—Parish Hall

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31

11:30AM—Confessions—Church

12:00PM—Daily Mass—Church

3:00PM—Middle School RE Program—RE Bldg.

3:30PM—Saturday Choir Practice—Choir Loft

5:00PM—K-5 RE Program—Parish Hall

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1

7:00AM—Men’s Cursillo Morning Prayer—RE Bldg.


3:00PM—High School RE Program—RE Bldg.

6:00PM—Knights of Columbus Rosary—Parish Hall

6:30PM—Knights of Columbus Meeting—Parish Hall

6:30PM—Catholics Returning Home—RE Bldg. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2


8:30AM—Daily Mass —Church

9:15AM—Eucharistic Adoration begins—Church

3:00PM—Chaplet of Divine Mercy—Church

3:30PM—Benediction—Church

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3

3:30-4:30PM—Confessions—Church

5:00PM—Vigil Mass—Church

MONDAY, JANUARY 29

7:00AM—Men’s Cursillo Morning Prayer—St. Benedict Rm.

8:30AM—Morning Prayer—Church

TUESDAY, JANUARY 30

9:00AM—Ladies Bible Study—St. Benedict Room

9:30AM—Morning Prayer—Church


6:00PM—Scouts—St. Anne Room & Gym

6:15PM—RCIA Classes—St. Benedict Room

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31

9:15AM—Legion of Mary—Mary Room

10:45AM—Respect Life Prayer Vigil—at Planned Parenthood



6:00PM—K-5 RE Program—St. Benedict & St. Anne Rms.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1

8:30AM—Daily Mass with school children—Church

6:00PM—High School RE Program—Mary Room

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2



3:00PM—Chaplet of Divine Mercy—Church

3:00PM—Middle School RE Program—St. Anne Room

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3

3:30-4:30PM—Confessions—Church

5:00PM—Vigil Mass —Church

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