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Pastor:
Rev. Roberto Herrera
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil 5:00 pm
Sunday Mass 9:00 am
Spanish Mass 11:45 am
Daily Mass Schedule
No Monday Mass
Tuesday 9:00am
Wednesday 6:00pm
Thursday 9:00am
Friday 9:00am
Eucharistic Adoration
1st Friday 9 am – 6 pm
Confessions
Saturday - 4:00 - 4:45pm
call for appointment
SVDP Hotline
706-453-4744
Christ Our King and Savior
Catholic Church
6341 LAKE OCONEE PKWY.
GREENSBORO, GEORGIA 30642
PHONE: 706-453-7292
FAX: 706-453-7095
WWW.COKAS.ORG
Mission Statement
United in Christ,
All for the Glory of God
Unidos en Cristo,
Todo para la Gloria de Dios
February 19, 2017
Rosary
Before Mass 8:40am
Parish Office
Mon - Fri. 9 am -2 pm
Business Manager
John Steadman
Accountant
Millie Browning
Director of Religious Education
Bev Fox
Communications Coordinator
Gina Murphy
Pastoral Administration
Lily Vaughn
Maintenance
Clarence Drinkwine
Ash Wednesday - March 1, 2017 Mass: 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (No 7:00 p.m. Mass)
*** Update on Father Herrera ***
We will keep everyone updated on Father Herrera’s progress via our website under the “Parish Info &
News” tab. Please remember and respect that Father is not able to have visitors or receive phone
calls. If you wish to send him a card, please mail it to the church or drop it by the church office.
Your prayers, cards and meals are greatly appreciated!
Commitment Weekend — February 18-19, 2017
Frequently asked questions:
What is the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal? The Archdiocese of Atlanta conducts an annual campaign (as do most dioceses in the United States), to help fund the work of its offices and ministries. The appeal commences in January and concludes in December each year. The appeal includes an in-pew pledge process, to be held Feb. 18-19.
How do gifts benefit parishes outside of metropolitan Atlanta? The offices of the archdiocese are available to provide support to all parishes, regardless of location. The appeal funded the education of priests currently serving your parish. Catechists who are teaching the children of your parish receive training and support through our Office of Formation and Disciple-ship. Engaged couples receive premarital counseling retreats. These are examples of the variety of services provided by archdiocesan offices and ministries to parishes and parishioners across the arch-diocese.
What should I give to the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal? Jesus himself gave us a guideline, “Share from your substance, not from your surplus.” You are the best judge of what this means for you—not just what you can afford, but what God is calling you to do. We do offer a guide—at least 1 percent of your income to the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal, 5 percent to your parish, and 4 percent to other charities or second collections, but always according to your means.
I already support my parish, isn’t that enough? The appeal provides the opportunity to support the wider Church family, the Archdiocese of Atlanta, as well as our own parish ministries. When we say the Creed, we reaffirm that we are members of the “one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church.” We are saying that we believe that every parish and every parishioner is responsible not only for his or her parish, but also for the well-being of the Church throughout the archdiocese and world.
What is the in-pew process and why are we using it? The in-pew process is designed to reach parishioners directly at Mass. Parishioners will be directed through the process by the pastor or his designee as representatives of the archbishop. It is used be-cause it gives parishioners who may not be registered in a parish or who did not respond to the direct mail piece an opportunity to give. In a video about the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal, Archbishop Gregory shared the words of St. Augus-tine—“What does love look like? It has hands to help others. It has the feet to hasten to the poor and needy. It has eyes to see misery and want. It has ears to hear the sighs and sorrows of men. That is what love looks like.”
“Love your neighbor as yourself.” - Leviticus 19:18
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, February 18
5pm Sigmund & Frances Weglewski †
Sunday, February 19
9am Fr. Philip Ryan †
11:45am People of The Parish
Monday, February 20
No Mass
Tuesday, February 21
9am Communion Service
Wednesday, February 22
6pm No Mass / No Communion Service
Thursday, February 23
9am Communion Service
Friday, February 24
9am Communion Service
Saturday, February 25
5pm Richard Waid †
Sunday, February 26
9am David Averette †
11:45am People of The Parish
For those in critical need of daily prayers.
Note: Names will stay on the Prayer list for 6 weeks and then
they will be removed. Call 706-453-7292 x 4 or email
[email protected] with updates.
Military Personnel Father Herrera Tarah Thompson Joan Piller Steve Piller Nicholas Piller Rod Piller Barbara Koch Deborah Stritt Margaret Snyder Peter Ward Julie Pentecost
Hannah McNutly Rosemary Sheedy Lani Dwyer Fabiola Whisenhunt Jackie Scalzo Toni Davis Pam Quinn Donnan Oyler Cathy Bjorgun Jen McIntosh Dick Leach
PRAYER REQUESTS
Children’s Liturgy of the Word is celebrated at the
9:00 and 11:45 a.m. masses for children
Pre-K through 3rd grade.
NO SIGN-UP REQUIRED
INTERIM MASS SCHEDULE
Until further notice, the Mass schedule is as follows:
Monday — No Mass Tues, Thurs, Fri — 9 AM Communion Service Wednesday — No Mass / No Communion Service Saturday — 5 PM Mass (Visiting Priest) Sunday — 9 AM Mass, 11:45 AM Spanish Mass (Visiting Priest)
Flowers adorning the Blessed Virgin Mary
have been donated by Jim Collins for Mary ’s intercession
for the cure of Breast Cancer.
Father John Adamski is visiting our parish this weekend to hear confessions and to celebrate
all Masses with us.
Msgr. James Schillinger will be visiting our parish next weekend to hear confessions, administer Anointing of the Sick, and to celebrate all Masses
with us.
PRAYER BLANKET MINISTRY
Do you knit, crochet, quilt, or weave? Your time, talent, and prayer can provide healing consolation and a comforting embrace to those experiencing physical, emotional, or spiritual difficulties. Each recipient is
prayed for by the blanket maker. The blankets are BLESSED by Fr. Herrera and are a GIFT from Christ Our King and Savior. The next Prayer Blanket Ministry Meeting will be Monday, February 27 at 10 a.m. in the Bride’s Room (the small room next to the Social Hall). Consider joining this worthwhile ministry. You would be most welcomed. Your creativity can provide loving support for someone in need. If you are inter-ested in this ministry, but can’t attend the meeting, contact Sara Kahl at [email protected] or 706-999-9955.
STEWARDSHIP SCRIPTURE REFLECTION
In today’s first reading, the Israelites are urged to love their neighbors as themselves. In the Gospel, Jesus spells out how we are to do that---to give generously to those who ask of us and not to turn our backs on those who seek to borrow.
LOOKING AHEAD
Please join us for coffee and donuts
in the Social Hall following the 9am
Mass
February 19th Donuts Following 9am Mass In the Social Hall 19th NO Faith Formation (K-5th) 20th NO Mondays in the Word Bible Study 21st Trivia 6:00pm-11:00pm In the Social Hall 21st GriefShare Series 12:30pm-2:30pm In the PLC Room 204 22nd SVdP Monthly Meeting 9:00am-11:00am In the PLC Room 215 22nd Evening Bible Study 6:30pm-8:00pm In the Social Hall 23rd Ultreya (Spanish) 7:00pm In the Sanctuary 23rd PPC Meeting 7:00pm In the PLC Library 25th Confessions 4:00pm-4:45pm In the Sanctuary 25th Anointing of the Sick After 5:00pm Mass In the Sanctuary 26th Anointing of the Sick After All Masses In the Sanctuary 27th Prayer Blanket Ministry Meeting 10:00am In the Bride’s Room
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
When you stand before God and He asks
what you have done with the gifts He has
given you, how will you respond? Offertory At Masses 2/4—2/5/17...........….. $ 8,568. Online Giving 2/1—2/5/17..…...... 3,875. Total $ 12,443.
FEBRUARY second collections:
2/5/17—St. Vincent de Paul
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
Go to: www.cokas.org. Call or email Millie Browning with any questions 706-453-7292, ext. 9,
Thank You For Your Support! We are so grateful for all of your support and dedication to the work we are doing for our parish and in the com-munity. If you haven’t signed up for Online Giving yet, now is a great time to set up your weekly offertory gift!
Golfers & Volunteers Needed on Tournament Day!
Sign Up for a Fun Day!
The “Giving Back to the Community” Golf Tournament held by Christ Our King and Savior Catholic Church is April 10, 2017 at Harbor Club on Lake Oconee. We are look-ing for single, doubles and foursome ladies & men golfers. Register online at cokas.org under Parish Info & News tab or complete and return the form found on the brochure.
Please provide a name and phone number for the contact person on your team. In addition to golfers, we need volunteer staff to handle setup and registration on tournament day at Harbor Club, monitors to oversee the Par-3 Poker, Hole-in-One and Putting Contests and supply water and ice during the day. Lunch will be provided. If you would like to help, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator, Jim Blankenheim, at 706-816-9225 or email at [email protected].
Sponsored by The Knights of Columbus
Bev Fox, DRE [email protected] 706-453-7292
For the most up-to-date information, please check our website: www.cokas.org
Important Dates
TODAY, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19— NO FAITH FORMATION (K—5th)
Mar. 1st—EDGE/Life Night - gather at 6:30 in the Social Hall as usual—THERE WILL BE NO 7:00 ASH WED. MASS
Mar. 8th -1st Communion Classes/Parent Session 6:00 pm in PLC ***NOTE change of date for first class****
FAITH FORMATION
God loves us because that's what he decided to do. God doesn't love us because we're good or nice people. In fact, no one could ever be good enough to be worthy of God's love. Isn't it amazing that God loves us even though we some-times ignore him and disobey him?
Key Verses: But God showed his great love for us. He sent Christ to die for us while we were still sinners. (Romans 5:8)
Related Verses: John 1:12; 16:7
Note to Parents: The best way to help children understand God's love is to demonstrate it to them. Hug them, train them, cheer them, guide them, discipline them, talk to them, spend time with them, accept them, forgive them, help them, stand by them, and provide for them - then they'll understand.
Why Do God and Jesus Love People?
WHO DO YOU SAY YOU ARE?
Calling all High School students! You are invited to join us for
an all-day retreat on Saturday, March 18th, 2017. ***This is a
required retreat for the Confirmation class of 2018.*** Stay
tuned for more info!
“O Lord of The Harvest, send out workers into Your harvest field.” Please join us as we pray for more “workers” in the Faith Formation harvest fields. As our programs grow so does our need for active volunteers.
Please pray specifically for the following needs: Leaders/helpers - Children’s Liturgy of the Word Subs/helpers - Sunday Morning Faith Formation Leaders/helpers - 1st Communion Preparation Group leaders/helpers -Youth Ministry (middle and high school)
Join us for Trivia on Tuesday, February 21
Doors open at 6:00 p.m
All are invited to participate in the fun! If you would like to register for Trivia, email Andrew O’Connell [email protected]. Mail your check for $20 per person or an entire table of 8 for $160. All checks should be made out to: Knights of Columbus. Your check will be your guaranteed reservation and should be mailed to: Andrew O’Connell, 1339 Cedar Drive, Madison, GA 30650. Questions? Call Andrew O’Connell @ 706-347-0764 or Jim Collins @ 706-999-1405
Trivia Sweet Treats: If you can bake a couple of batches of cookies for trivia, please call Rita Nelson at (706) 923-4091. You will need to have them at the church on Tuesday, February 21. Cooking for Trivia Night: Anyone interested in having a good time while helping with Trivia, please plan to attend both days of making hors d’oeuvres, Monday and Tuesday, February 20 and 21 at 10:00 am in the church kitchen. Call Rita Nelson at (706) 923-4091, to sign up or for further information.
Beer and wine will be provided by the Knights of Columbus. The cost of the beer and wine are
included in the price of the ticket. Donations would be greatly appreciated.
UNDER POLICY, NO OTHER ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES ARE PERMITTED AT THE EVENT.
The Stewardship Committee will be hosting a
Welcome Wine & Cheese Reception
Saturday, March 4, 2017 following the 5:00 pm Mass.
If you have previously been unable to attend the new parishioners’ wine and cheese reception, please join us on March 4th to meet your fellow parishioners. It will also be an opportunity to learn about the many ministries we have here at Christ Our King and Savior Catholic Church. So that we might know how many to plan for, please email us your name and number attending to [email protected] or call
Terry Goldman @ 706-485-4243.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LENTEN FISH FRY
Lenten Fish Fry Friday, March 3 & 31 in the Social Hall
Following Stations of the Cross from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Come and enjoy the food and fellowship with members of our parish. Profits from this event
are donated to local charities.
Fried fish and baked fish are available with a variety of side items, beverages and desserts.
The price is just $10/adult,
$5/child under age 12, or $25/family.
For more information visit: www.knights-13808.org/fish-fry-2017/
Heart Healthy Line Dancing Class
Benefitting First Call Pregnancy Center's Lake Oconee Dancing With The Stars Event
When: Thursday, March 2, 2017 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. Where: COKAS Social Hall Who: Men, women and all left feet are welcome! Cost: Donation to First Call Pregnancy Center Contact: For more info, call Margie Kelley 912-667-3931, Debra Casebere 252-321-1414, Lora Garcia-Carreras 404-372-0655 Class will be taught by our parishioner, Lora Garcia-Carreras, owner of The Arts Barn in Greensboro, who will be participating in the LO Dancing with the Stars event with her son, Joseph.
SAN VICENTE DE PAUL
Si usted o alguien conocido están pasando por momentos difíciles, la parroquia de Cristo Nuestro Rey y Salvador les puede ayudar, por medio de la Asociación de San Vicente de Paúl. Les
podrá ayudar con: recetas médicas, dentista, comida, facturas de luz, agua, gas, transporte, consejería, y funerales… Si usted vive en los condados de Green, Putnam y Hancock, llame y deje su mensaje al: 706-453-4744
"ANUNCIOS PARROQUIALES" Ministerio de Niños y Jovenes
Fechas Importantes
Miercoles, 1 de marzo: Edge y LifeTeen para los estudiantes de secundaria y preparatoria 6:00 pm en la Iglesia
Por favor visita nuestra pagina web COKAS.ORG para estar al tanto de los eventos de nuestra iglesia, el calen-dario, los boletines, importantes fechas, fotos, etc. Si hay algo que quisieras ver
en el boletín o en nuestra pagina Web, por favor en-vianos un correo electrónico o llamanos al (706) 453-7292, Ext 4 o al cokas.office.com o visita nuestra oficina. Te atendemos en español los Miércoles, Jueves y Viernes.
Hora Apostolica
Jueves, 23 de febrero
7:00pm en el
Santuario
LAS BIENAVENTURANZAS SON EL ESPEJO DEL CRISTIANO (Segunda Parte)
I. BIENAVENTURADOS LOS POBRES DE ESPÍRITU PORQUE DE ELLOS ES EL REINO DE LOS CIELOS
2. La promesa: “...porque de ellos es el Reino de los cielos” Significa que a ellos pertenece el reino de los cielos. ¿Qué es el reino de Dios? Quiere decir, ante todo, el dominio soberano de Dios, su actividad salvífica en la historia del hombre, que él desea transformar en historia de salvación. Es la manifestación de la bondad incondicional de Dios con los hombres, cuya felicidad y salvación integrales desea aquí y ahora, pero también escatológicamente, es decir, en la vida futura. Si aún queda muy general, podemos bajar más el significado, echando una mirada al mensaje de Cristo. El reino de Dios es estar e identificarse con la gente, especialmente, con los amenazados, los oprimidos y los pisoteados; dar vida a los que no tienen ninguna; eliminar las relaciones de opresión de una persona sobre otra, o de una nación sobre otra, para aportarles mutua solidaridad; librar a la gente de toda clase de miedos; no condenar a la gente, no mantenerla en su pasado de pecado o en sus experiencias negativas, sino brindarle en todas las circunstancias un nuevo futuro y la esperanza que da la vida; amar a la gente sin distinción, sin selección, sin límites; oponerse a lo que es falso, a lo que no es apropiado y carece de futuro, a una mentalidad legalista que pasa por alto la persona real y promueve únicamente la conformidad trivial y la oración que no se hace en espíritu y verdad, sino con mera rutina. El reino de Dios se identifica a menudo con la Iglesia, pero ni un solo pasaje del Nuevo Testamento permite tal identificación. Esto no significa que el reino de Dios no se manifieste en la Iglesia, pero sólo como una semilla de mostaza, en pobreza y debilidad, y también en esperanza. Sin embargo, el reino de Dios no se limita a la Iglesia. El reino de Dios abarca y permea no sólo la esfera humana interna y privada; también quiere transformar la esfera externa, la dimensión política, social y económica.
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