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Parish Staff Directory

Father Tim Farrell, Pastor fathertim@qwestoffice.net 325-9743, ext. #2

Parish Secretary Jayme Childers, rectory@qwestoffice.net 325-9743, ext. #4, fax 325-8860

Director of Religious Education Anne Weigel, 564-8164 annecometothefeast@gmail.com Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Pre-school – Ages 3, 4 and 5 Kathy Montoya, 330-6974

RCIA Anne Weigel, 564-8164 annecometothefeast@gmail.com

Youth Director Kristi Lucero, 330-6289 sacredheartfmtn@gmail.com

Diocese of Gallup www.dioceseofgallup.org

Perpetual Adoration Barbara Coleman, 320-1927

Legion of Mary Louise Sandoval, 947-6111

Birthright, Inc. 327-9000

Sacred Heart School Rosalia Beyhan, Principal 325-7152 shcsfarmington.org

Finance Board Margie Seip Robbie Donald Joann Sattler

Parish Council Lorenzo Garcia Michelle Coy Joseph Cervantes Traci Neff Vic Nichols Mike Clawson Glen Papp Michelle Gonzales Jamie Ulibarri

Catholic Charities 119 W Broadway, 325-3734

Knights of Columbus 108 W. La Plata, 350-5143

Mass Schedule Sunday Mass times: Saturday 4:30 p.m. Vigil Mass Sunday morning 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m.

& Noon

Weekday Mass times: Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 8:15 a.m. Tuesday & Thursday: 5:30 p.m. Holy Days – Consult bulletin

Confession Schedule Saturday 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Baptism Call rectory office before attending class. Classes: 3rd Tuesday of the month. Baptism: Last Sunday of the month.

Marriage Must be arranged with the priest six months in advance.

Ministry Contacts Eucharistic Ministers Catlain Richardson, 320-3499 Lectors Terry Dearen, 486-6722 Altar Servers Therese Gomez, 947-5282 Music Ministry Connie Schulz, 860-8122 Ushers Bob Sherman, 635-8726 Babysitters Gerri Woodside, 564-9178

Sacred Heart Parish 414 NORTH ALLEN AVE � FARMINGTON, NEW MEXICO � (505) 325-9743

sacredheartfarmington.weconnect.com

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Readings for the Week of July 8 Sunday: Ez 2:2-5/Ps 123:1-2, 2, 3-4 [2cd]/2 Cor 12:7-10/Mk 6:1-6a Monday: Hos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22/Ps 145:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [8a]/Mt 9:18-26 Tuesday: Hos 8:4-7, 11-13/Ps 115:3-4, 5-6, 7ab-8, 9-10 [9a]/Mt 9:32-38 Wednesday: Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12/Ps 105:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [4b]/Mt 10:1-7 Thursday: Hos 11:1-4, 8e-9/Ps 80:2ac and 3b, 15-16 [4b]/Mt 10:7-15 Friday: Hos 14:2-10/Ps 51:3-4, 8-9, 12-13, 14 and 17 [17b]/Mt 10:16-23 Saturday: Is 6:1-8/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5 [1a]/Mt 10:24-33 Next Sunday: Am 7:12-15/Ps 85:9-10, 11-12, 13- 14 [8]/Eph 1:3-14 or 1:3-10/Mk 6:7- 13

Sacred Heart Parish Farmington, New Mexico

Financial Blessings Financial Blessings for the weekend of June 30th & July

1st will be reported in the July 15th bulletin.

Following is a list of family members of our parish who are serving on active duty. Please keep them in your prayers.

Schedule For The Week MONDAY, JULY 9:

~St. Augustine Zhao Rong & Companions~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 11:

~St. Benedict~ FRIDAY, JULY 13:

~St. Henry~ SATURDAY, JULY 14:

~St. Kateri Tekakwitha~ • Confessions heard in Church from 3 to 4 p.m.

SUNDAY, JULY 15: ~Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time~

GM1 Matthew D. Murphy Staff Sgt. Frankie Gomez Spc. Benito A. Gonzales Pfc. George Hanna II Ctr. 3 Zach Hayes A1C Justin Hensley Master Sgt. Richard Hergenreter GSE1 Micah L. Hilt SK-1 Erich Kempf A1C Tom Leguin, Jr. Pvt. George Linton Pvt. Michelle Lovato 1st Sgt. Leonard D. Maldonado Sgt. Jason Martinez L.Cpl. Joseph Martinez Pfc. Nicholas Martinez Sgt. Shawn McFarland Cpt. Jordan Melvin Maj. Luke Mercier Sgt. Damian Montaño Maj. Andrew Montoya Staff Sgt. David Ellis Montoya Staff Sgt. Tom Cumbie

Maj. Shannon Antonson Sgt. Dominic Austin Albert Bassett SN/FN Devin Brack Pfc. Robert Bradley SWCN Thomas Cunningham CWO Cristal Dawes Maj. Michael Dishman Sgt. Randal Doak Sgt. A.J. Domme A1C John D. Ellsaesser Sgt. Lance Esquibel Pfc. Jesse Jacob Estrada MMFA Travis Ferrari Cpl. Nicholas Godfrey Alisa A. Ryan (Castro) Ryder Luzadder SRA Sgt. Michael Vigil Lt. Col. Daniel Murray Pfc. Trent Morphis Spc. Randi Mitchell 2 Lt. Andy Miller L. Cpl. William Kyle Quintero

S. Sgt. John Ortiz Maj. Gene Palka, Jr. E-5 Belinda Parraz Cpt. Tava Phillips Cpt. Jocoby Phillips Spc. Neil Reed Lt. Col. Peter Reinhardt Sgt. Jacob Sanchez Amn. Raymond L. Santiago, Jr. Cpl. Charles Shay AN-E3 Shanya D. Silva-Davis Navy Robert Soto Maj. Greg Soukup Spc. Christopher Stanley Lt. Eric Steffen Sr. A. Brian Toward 2 Class PO Shane Tupa 3 Class PO Chantel Tupa E-4 Matthew Murphy S. Sgt. M. Brian Varley, Jr. L. Cpl. Nicholas Varley Sgt. Mariah Varley AIC Chanel A. Ewing Pfc. Joseph Villabobos

Coffee & Donuts

The Youth Group will be selling

“Krispy Kreme “ donuts this weekend as a fundraiser for

their World Youth Day trip to Panama

next January.

*The donut server for next Sunday, July 15th, is Donna Velasquez.

GOSPEL MEDITATION If you have been closely following the Sun-day readings, today's Gospel could sound a bit like a broken record. Four weeks ago, the Gospel told of Jesus visiting his home of Nazareth and being poorly received by his family members. Jesus had attracted a large crowd as he preached, and his concerned relatives came to bring him home. Jesus, they thought, was out of his league. Today Jesus takes things further. He returns to Nazareth. Rather than preaching from his house, he enters the synagogue. He speaks eloquently. The listeners acknowledge that "wisdom has been given him" and recognize the "mighty deeds wrought by his hands," but it is too much for them to bear. "Is he not the carpenter, the son of Mary?" The listeners know his whole clan, his male and fe-male relatives. Jesus as carpenter was acceptable. Even Jesus as fringe preacher was interesting enough to draw a crowd. But Jesus as authoritative teacher is too much. "They took offense at him." As Christians, we have known the truth of Jesus' identity since we were first introduced to him. He is fully human and fully divine. He is the second person of the Trinity. It could be easy to look down on these 1st century listeners for their lack of faith. But where do we expect to learn our own lessons? The more we age, the easier it is to believe we understand the world and how it works. We have experience with people, with the Church, with politics, and with the affairs of daily living. We have developed criteria for first impressions. We categorize. Today we remember that the Christian life requires humility. Jesus' listeners have an expec-tation of how things should be, and their lack of faith causes doubt in others. "He was not able to perform any mighty deeds there." Do your assump-tions limit your perspective? Who can you learn from that you did not expect?

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Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 8, 2018

From the Pastor’s Desk

Dear Friends in Christ,

The Roman Catholic Church stands out in the world in many, many ways. Its strong stances on moral issues resounds throughout a world where “anything goes.” Its Mass is profound. Its seven sac-raments as given by Jesus Christ are taken quite seriously as gifts from God Himself, which they are.

The ritual of the Holy Mass is something many outside of the Church do not understand or mis-understand. The word I hear from many non-Catholics is we Catholics are “mysterious.” And we are. The Mass is mystery as is the concept of the Holy Trinity and so many other things in our Faith. There are no simple explanations. Sometimes, our Church teaches us, mystery must remain and that is a good thing.

When you look at the priest, you see that he wears certain clothing during Mass. Over his clerical clothes he puts on the alb, which comes from Latin for “white.” Then he kisses his stole, a sign of his priesthood and puts it over his shoulders. On top of the stole is the chasuble which is what most of you see when I or any priest is on the altar. The stole and chasuble are the color of the liturgical season we are in. For instance, this weekend I am wearing green for Ordinary Time. The word chasuble originated as a sort of conical poncho, called in Latin a casula or “little house”, that was the common outer travel-ing garment in the late Roman Empire and at the beginning of our Church history. Over time the casula developed down to what I and other priests, including the pope, wear today.

The chalice, from the Latin calix or mug, is borrowed from the Greek “kulix” or goblet. It is a footed cup used by Jesus at the Last Supper when He first changed the wine into His very Blood. He said to do this in remembrance of Him, so that is exactly what we do each Mass. The same for the host, from Hostia in the Latin, is sometimes called altar bread and is simply the bread or wafer used in the Roman Catholic ritual of the Eucharist. At the words of institution the bread is changed into the Body of Christ. The host we all receive at Holy Communion is unleavened bread used by Jesus at the Last Supper when He changed it for the first time into His very Body. This great miracle occurs at each Mass.

The ciborium is the lidded container (gold in our parish) which holds the hosts for consecration. It comes from the Latin by way of ancient Greek. The word is also used for a large canopy over the altar which was common in the early Medieval church architecture but rarely seen today.

Purificators are the clothes used to clean the lip of the chalice after someone has drunk from it or to clean the vessel after communion is over. The corporal is the square white linen cloth which goes on top of the altar and then the chalice and ciborium and paten are placed on top of it. Corporal comes from Latin corpus which means “body.” In other words it holds the Body of Christ.

A paten, or diskos, is a small plate made to hold the Eucharistic bread which is to be consecrated. Also when you see our altar servers hold the plate under your hands or chin, that is also a paten. Both are used to protect the bread which then becomes the very Body of Christ. The servers hold patens un-der your hands or chin in order to catch the host if it is to fall or to catch crumbs from the host. Every speck, we believe, is truly the Body and Blood of Christ, so that is why you will see me carefully cleanse the paten, the ciboria and chalice after Communion.

Sincerely in Christ,

Rev. Timothy W. Farrell, Pastor

(Next week: The altar and other important furnishings)

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Holy Masses This Week SATURDAY, Vigil Mass .............................................. July 7 4:30 p.m........... Jazmine Coleman on her birthday by George & Barbara Coleman SUNDAY ................................................................. July 8 8:00 a.m.................................................................... For the people of the parish 10:00 a.m. ...................................................................... All those in government 12:00 NOON .............................. +Reyes & +Rufina Vigil by Victoria Vigil-Lucero MONDAY ................................................................ July 9 8:15 a.m....................... +Saul Estrada 3rd Anniversary of death by Pilar Estrada ................................................................................. +Ed Zembal by Paz Zembal TUESDAY ................................................................ July 10 5:30 p.m...................................................... +Jesus Monclova by Linda Monclova WEDNESDAY ........................................................... July 11 8:15 a.m........................................... +Ed Zembal by George & Barbara Coleman THURSDAY ............................................................. July 12 5:30 p.m.......................................Veronica Graven on her birthday by her family FRIDAY .................................................................. July 13 8:15 a.m............................................................... For all non-practicing Catholics SATURDAY, Vigil Mass ............................................. July 14 4:30 p.m......................................... +Clarence Schritter by Ray & Becky Schritter SUNDAY ................................................................ July 15 8:00 a.m................... Robert, Jacob & David Childers & Ben Banks by their family 10:00 a.m. ....................................................... Debbie Carlton by Nancy & Denise 12:00 NOON .............................................................. For the people of the parish

Liturgical Roles EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS .................................... July 14/15 Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. ...... Judy Conaway, Danielle Lee, Mike & Evelyn Clawson .......................................................................................... Chris & Nicole Chavez 8:00 a.m...............Dora Sanchez, Richard Ortiz, Dianne Brack, David & Julie Salas .................................................................................................... Kathy Montoya 10:00 a.m. ...................... Gail Silva, Traci Neff, Tita & Bob Heinen, Jerry Montoya .................................................................................................Dave Schechinger 12:00 NOON ........... Anne & Marc Weigel, David Gomez, June Shay, Mary Johnson ........................................................................................................ Sindi Salazar LECTORS ........................................................... July 14/15 Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. ...........................................................................Rex Fox 8:00 a.m.......................................................................................... Angie Riemer 10:00 a.m. ...................................................................................... Sylvia Ramos 12:00 NOON ........................................................................................ Brian Shay MUSIC MINISTERS ............................................. July 14/15 Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. ....................... Connie Schulz, Monica Papp, Julie Graven 8:00 a.m...................... Margaret Mathers, Mario Armendariz, Ralph & Bill Trotter 10:00 a.m. ............................................Connie Schulz, Suzie, Chris & Karrah Shay 12:00 NOON ..................... Connie Schulz, Eric & Luke Stoltzfus, Shelby Haliburton ALTAR SERVERS ................................................. July 14/15 Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. .. Brianna Chavez, Jaren & Alaina Ulibarri, Colton Lincoln 8:00 a.m............ Jacqueline Papp, Sean McNally, Estevan Estrada, Aiden Connolly 10:00 a.m. ........................................ Wyatt & Max Heinen, Conner Neff, Joe Silva 12:00 NOON ............ Addyson Salazar, Jacob Ledbetter, Emilee & Autumn Donald BABYSITTERS .......................................................... July 15 10:00 a.m. ............................................................ Jacqueline Papp, Raven Boyles

Sacred Heart Church • Farmington, N.M. 4a

Perpetual Adoration The open hours at the Adoration Chapel are: Saturdays from Noon to 1 p.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. Please call Barbara Cole-man at 320-1927 if you are able to commit to one of these times each week.

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IMPORTANT Youth Meeting World Youth Day Mandatory meeting is

Monday, July 9th, at 6:30 p.m. in the Family Center.