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The Body & Blood of Christ WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM June 23, 2019
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Fr Riccardo
June 24th - June 30th
9am Mass Monday
Lucille Ostrofsky M/M Matthew Ostrofsky
9am Mass Tuesday
†Paz Yap Juanita Millsap
5:30pm Mass Wednesday
Madeleine Lyle M/M Roy Lyle
9am Mass Thursday
All Unknown Souls Anna & Son Nguyen
13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
5pm Mass SATURDAY
†Charles Blackburn John & Caryl Prati
9am Mass SUNDAY
Our Parish Family Fr. Jack
11:45am Mass SUNDAY
Betty Brekel M/M Steven Brekel
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
By Appointment
BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL
ALWAYS OPEN FOR PRAYER & ADORATION
VATICAN CITY – In his Wednesday morning audience in St. Peter’s square, Pope Francis said that the Holy Spirit unites and grows the Church despite human limitations, sins and scandal.
“The Holy Spirit is the creator of communion, the artist of reconciliation … He builds the community of believers by harmonizing the unity of the body and the multiplicity of its members.” The Holy Spirit “makes the Church grow by helping it to go beyond human limits, sins and any scandal,” he said.
Dedicating his Wednesday teaching to the Acts of the Apostles’ account of the descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the pope reflected on how the Holy Spirit transformed and strengthened St. Peter. “On the feast of Pentecost, it is Peter who speaks, the rock on which Christ chose to build his Church,” he said. “His word, weak and even capable of denying the Lord, when crossed by the fire of the Spirit gains strength and becomes capable of piercing hearts and moving to conversion.”
“God in fact chooses what is weak in the world to confound the strong,” Pope Francis said, quoting St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. “The Church is thus born of the fire of love -- of a ‘fire’ that flares up at Pentecost, which manifests the strength of the Word of the Risen One imbued with the Holy Spirit,” he said. He explained that this fire symbolically expresses God’s work of warming, illuminating, and testing hearts, and His care in purifying and revitalizing human works. “The Spirit of God moves hearts to welcome the salvation that passes through a person, Jesus Christ, the One whom men nailed to the wood of the cross and whom God raised from the dead,” the pope said.
“As Benedict XVI said, ‘This is Pentecost: Jesus, and through Him, God himself, comes to us and draws us into himself,” he added. “Let us ask the Lord to let us experience a new Pentecost, which expands our hearts
and tunes our feelings with those of Christ, so that we proudly proclaim His transforming word and bear witness to the power of love that calls to life all that it encounters,” Pope Francis said.
GOD CHOOSES
THE WEAK
TO CONFOUND
THE WISE
The Body & Blood of Christ WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM June 23, 2019
Discipleship & Evangelization
WE NEED TO REVITALIZE OUR
DISCIPLESHIP & EVANGELIZATION
COMMISSION
In 2017 our parish leaders made a commitment to build a new parish culture in which we could shift our focus from maintenance to mission. Before Jesus ascended into heaven he gave his followers The Great Commission, sending them “into the whole world to make disciples, baptizing them and teaching them everything I have commanded you.” His goal was for his followers to build the kingdom of God on earth so that His will could be done as it is in heaven.
So we have been about the work of providing everyone with the opportunity to become intentional and missionary disciples. The Alpha course has played an important part in moving toward this goal. Small Discipleship Communities has become another important strategy in realizing a vision in which all are welcome to become friends with Christ, with each other, and with the least of His brothers and sisters. We are making progress.
We established a Discipleship and Evangelization Commission to provide insight and direction to the whole process of making disciples. While It got off to a roaring start it now needs some revitalization and redirection. A great need is to review the ways in which we provide children and youth a real opportunity to become true followers of Christ. It’s going to take more than our customary approaches to “Sunday School”, “RE”, and “Christian Formation Classes”.
We’re looking for a few people whose appreciation of God’s love and mercy for them is great enough to move them to become part of discovering “A New Way”.
June 23rd July 14th August 11th
SUNDAYS 10:15-11:15am
ATTENTION YOUTH!!
Life Night on Wednesdays
Summer hours are 7pm – 10pm
Youth in grades 6 – 12 are welcome to join in for food, fellowship, tutoring and games in the Youth building. Come find out what’s happening and being planned for the youth of the parish. Be sure you have filled out a consent form so you get messages about upcoming activities. Registering your child for Edge or Life Teen satifies this requirement.
June 21-23 Please pray for our youth and their chaperones
attending the Steubenville Conference in Irving, Tx
June 26 High school youth to Escape Room
Middle School youth in Youth Center
ANYONE INTERESTED IN GROWING
THE FAITH OF OUR YOUTH?
Perhaps you’ve heard that young people are bailing out of the church in huge numbers. Many of them would leave earlier (as young as 13) if their parents didn’t make them come to church. This is a real crisis, especially when you consider that there is no evidence that young people are better off when they leave faith in the Church of Jesus Christ behind. So, what can be done? We’re looking for parents and “youngish” adults who are willing to come together and take a collective look at how we presently reach out to youth and to consider what changes we could make to at least improve the odds of more of them becoming and staying faithful to Christ and the Church. Why can’t we build a parish community in which our love and service of one another is so great that it becomes truly attractive to people of all ages. This has to involve more than “fun and games”. If you’re interested in gathering for a conversation, please contact [email protected] .
The Body & Blood of Christ WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM June 23, 2019
Parish Life
OUR SERVANT LEADERS
Maintenance Director: Bob Bussa 754-5308
Director of RE: Tommie Tran 754-5309
Liturgical Ministries: Nancy Lyle 754-5305
RE Secretary: Ann Grover 754-5303 [email protected]
Youth Minister: Dina Jones-Griggs 308-9169
Prime-Timers: Peggy Denker 754-5307
Parish Secretary: Janet Windsor 799-3334 [email protected]
Music Director: Daniel Jack 264-3711
Bookkeeper: Mary Johnson, CPA 754-5304 [email protected]
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
Thank to all our First Communicants for such a beautiful display of banners
during the Easter Season. June 23rd is the Feast of The Body and
Blood of Christ and all banners will be in the Lobby in front of the Welcome Desk
and available for pick up. Please display these in your home as they are such beautiful testimonies of
your Faith.
Monday, June 24
10:00am SDC-Youth Building
6:30pm SDC-Youth Building
Tuesday, June 25
6:00am SDC-Youth Building
10:00am SDC-Youth Building
6:30pm Boy Scouts-Youth Building
6:30pm Choir practice
6:30pm SDC-McConnell Rm.
Wednesday, June 26
7:00pm Life Nite
Thursday, June 27
6:00pm St. Vincent de Paul
6:30pm Prayer Shawl Ministry
Friday, June 28
6:30pm SDC-McConnell Rm.
Saturday, June 29
6:30am SDC-McConnell Rm.
Sunday, June 30
10:15am SDC-Room 4
1:00pm Baptism Seminar-Room 4
Since her retirement last August, Caryl Prati, RN, FCN is still eagerly awaiting to orient a new Parish Nurse for our faith family at St. Andrew Catholic Church! Are you maintaining an active OK Registered Nurse license? You will be amazed at how all of your nursing experiences will benefit this practice! Do not be afraid of doing something so different from actual clinical nursing.
Our God qualifies those He calls into ministry. OKC has a Basic Parish Nurse Foundation Course offered every Fall at Kramer School of Nursing. Call the parish office to talk with either Fr. Jack or leave a message for Caryl.
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Is Our God calling you to be our next Parish Nurse at St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church????
Many parishioners faithfully bring needed
groceries each week for Our Pac A Sac Ministry. In order to encourage
more people to participate, we are now providing a bag for you to use each week. Take one to keep in your car so you will have it when
you shop. Fill it with groceries and bring it with you on your way
into church on Sunday.
Pac a Sac
Shop & Share
The Body & Blood of Christ WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM June 23, 2019
6/23 Brandon Baldwin, Anne Chesney, Dao Huynh, Nancy Juntunen, Francisco Rodriguez
6/24 Mason Carr, Maximina Clarkson, Juan Franco, Patrick Hoog, Tharold Lairson, Gianna Litwin
6/25 Jose Arroyo, Steven Brekel, Monica Diaz, Jessica Hill, Winnie Kilbourn, Manuel Mendoza, Samantha Rodriguez, Jaiden Young
6/26 Cloris Bahm, Felicia Carrigo, Mary Compau, Maria Hernandez, Lucky Phisaiwath, Peter Verdicchio, Tammy Williams
6/27 Emmaly Cisneros, Frida Gandara, Ruth Heiderich, Perla Herrera, Joseph Julian, Mike McCall
6/28 Cynthia Balderas, Elmer Goetz, Diep Hoang, Noah Marquez-Riley, Kenneth Phair
6/29 Claudia Alvarez, Abram Calderon, Donelda Davis, James Earnest, Andrea Malagon, John Mollman, Michael Pham
Parish Life
6/23 Mr. & Mrs. Javier DeLoera 12 6/24 Mr. & Mrs. Quinn Vance 24 6/25 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pham 25 6/27 Mr. & Mrs. David Boren 22 Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Douglas 11 6/28 Mr. & Mrs. Randahl Lillard 11 Mr. & Mrs. James Ward 17 6/29 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Zondor 17
June 27th - Preparing 4th of July Cards and Bags for Care Center and Homebound Parishioners
June 28th - Dodgers Game. Doors Open at 6:00pm, Game Starts at 7:05pm. Tickets: $15.00 See Sign-up Sheet!!!
ACUTELY INFIRM
Theresa Aide Kris Ajamie Bailey Anderson Bert Alvarez Annette Balderas Shere Barabasz Jerry Beat Michelle Brewer Ray Brewer Kim Chalfant Diane Cook Nelda Cook Bob Crissman Maurice Cummings Charlie Cusack Maryanne Engler Carlos Garza Kelly Gibbons Juanita Gibson Jerri Gilmore Antonia Guzman Chester Hagnoski Laurie Harlow Tony Jones Brenda Kratz Bob Lupton Chris Manley Troyan McCollum William McVay Hilary Montoya Eugene Moreno Roberta Neeley Caroline Newell Catherine Newell Jerry Penisten Vincent Riggie Shannon Saturo Chris Sexton Landon Smith Liz Strotman Jeff Trotter Jim Tucker Maria Valdez Vince Wachtel Jerry Wells Linda Zweschper
HOMEBOUND
Ann Barr Lillian Brehm Julia Brewster Margaret Crawford Doni Davis Nancy DeLong Pat Everhart Mary Gorrell Deborah Guerrero Rosita Hall Janice Horn Pam Johnson Janet Jones Roger Kane Mary Jane Kilburn Ann Knapper Julia Lee Alberta Marquez Shirley Martin Michelle Mathew SanJuana Medina Fr. John Michalicka Clariese Morgan Ramona Orland Anna Rossi Rose Rytlewski Elinor Thompson
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The Body & Blood of Christ WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM June 23, 2019
Worship & Spiritual Life
June 29-30
Altar Server
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Hospitality
Lector
Coordinator
Saturday 5:00 pm
Sam Muzny Raymond Catalano Andrew Means
Dorothea Bradshaw Lynn Grant-Yingling Robin Teske Clois Catalano
Martin Narcisse Gina Narcisse James Emmen Thomas Strotman Ed Smith
Patricia Langlois Emma Potter Evelyn Dokter LuVern Dokter
Matthew Walters Marva Yandell
Patti Muzny
Sunday 9am
Gabriel Ward Abigail Clark Kim Thien Doan
Mercy Hulley William Johnson Ryan King Gail Gonshor Tiffany Cao Zeela Snodgrass Mary Earing
Tina Pham Patricia Duke Raymond Hulley Johnny Clark Noreen Valadez Anthony Galier Donna Galier Evelyn Kniffen
Priscilla Krittenbrink Thomas Maupin Jeffry Snodgrass Jane Behr
John Krittenbrink Amber Johnson
Tina Wharton
Sunday 11:45 am
TJ Tran Rose Tran Catherine Lay
Tomasita Tran Thomas Tran Gina Atkins Rick Atkins Kathy Wigley Ann Grover
Garrett Hawthorne Roy Lyle Nancy Lyle Hector Denis Rosa Torres Emmanual Torres
Maria Beardsley Lilli Lyon Gary Kamphaus Deborah Kamphaus
Brooke Beasley Shelly Durham
Joseph Gibbons
Community Outreach
Stewardship & Administration
Property and Maintenance Adopt A Garden – We have several gardens that need tending. You can make a difference with just a couple hours here and there to help weed and plant as needed. Grab a friend or your family and Adopt A Garden today. Contact Jane at [email protected]
06/16/19 FYTD PFYTD Sacrificial Giving 9,213 741,530 715,866 Building Fund 1,782 112,559 104,138 Gifts For The Poor ____89 46,745 26,021
TOTAL 11,084 900,834 846,025 Other Income ___577_ 106,554 94,316 TOTAL 11,661 1,007,388 940,341
ITEMS MOST NEEDED
Assorted Canned Fruit,
Peanut Butter, Canned Meat,
Cereal, Jelly
Remember The Hungry
When You Shop!
PAC-A-SAC
The Body & Blood of Christ WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM June 23, 2019
Application for the use of the Ball field for the Fall is conducted on a first come first served basis beginning at 9am on July 15th. Active members of St. Andrew’s who practice sacrificial giving are, however, given an advantage by being able to apply beginning July 1st.
No Automatic Renewal From Season to Season. Deadline for registration is July 25th
No Exceptions. Qualifying parishioners pay $100 to the parish for maintenance and upkeep of the field. Non-parishioners pay $200. This fee payable upon approval of the application.
Each team is also required to submit a valid Certificate of Insurance naming St Andrew Catholic Church and the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City as ADDITIONAL INSURED in the amount of $100,000.
We can never say Thank You enough to our strong church family. The cards, plants, hugs and words that were received during this time has meant so much to each of us. To Fr. Jack, Deacon Angus and Deacon George, the Mass and burial were so special and well done! Love to all!
The Family of Rose Cook
Our next meeting will be at 6:30pm, Thursday, June 27th in the McConnell Rm. Contact Karen Linch at 823-0803, if you have questions or would like a prayer shawl for a friend or loved one.
Hope to see you there!!!
Baptizing infants and young children has always been an important part of Catholic Tradition. So much so that over the centuries countless little ones have been baptized who grew up in families that were ill prepared to keep their promise to raise them as faithful Catholics. These “lax Catholics” are among the main sources of false and inaccurate information regarding Catholic beliefs and practices. So the overriding objective of this one session baptism prep is to give parents (and godparents who choose to attend) an accurate picture of the role this sacrament plays in the life of the church.
Call Ann at 799-3334 to let her know you are coming.
2019 SUMMER SPECIAL!
Saint Ann Retirement Center is offering an incredible move in SPECIAL. We are waiving the one time community fee of $1000 and paying up to $500 towards moving expenses. June and July offer. Move in ready!
Contact Richard Amend or Bridget Clark at 405-721-0747 for more information.
PREPARING FOR
BAPTISM
SUNDAY JUNE 30th
1:00 PM IN
ROOM 4
BALL FIELD
RENTAL
SAVE THE DATE!! 2nd Annual Bl. Stanley Rother
Rosary Run Saturday, July 27
Participate in any street legal vehicle. Registration begins at 8 AM
Call 405.826.3911 or visit www.TheRotherMen.com
