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1410 Pine Street, Silverton, OR 97381 Phone: 503-873-2044 Email: [email protected]
ST PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH
We welcome everyone who has come to celebrate the liturgy with us. You are invited to participate in our parish activities and ministries.
Damos la bienvenida a todos lo que han vendio a celebrar la liturgia con nosotros. Usted está invitado a participar en nuestras actividades
parroquiales y ministerios.
DAILY MASS
Misa Diarias
8:00am Wednesday - Friday
SATURDAY MASS
Sabado
5:00pm English
SUNDAY MASS Domingo
8:00 am English
10:00 am English
12:30 pm Español
HOLY DAYS Misa de Precepto
7:00 am & 7:00 pm
RECONCILIATION Confesiones:
Saturday/Sábado 4:00 pm-4:45 pm & by appointment
Office Hours: M-F 9-4:30pm
Phone: 503-873-2044
Email: [email protected]
Emergency/After Hours: 503-908-4659 www.stpaulsilverton.com
Administrator
Fr. Tetzel Umingli [email protected]
Pastoral Associate & Director of Religious Education
Hilda Kleiman, D.Min
Director of Hispanic Ministry
Jesus Gonzalez [email protected]
Director of Youth Ministry
Lawton (Dutch) Knight
Secretary/Admin Assistant
Jenny Aker [email protected]
Pastoral Council Members
Susan Crandall, Katie Edmonds (Chair), Jenelle Gasper, Annemarie Hare,
Eliseo Herrera, Josiah Kelley, Evelin Vasquez, Marco Vargas,
Kat Wilson, Garrett Wolfard
Finance Council Members Janet Niño, Jon Edmonds,
Mauro Gomez, Rita Kester (Chair) Sue Munson, Tom Unger
OCTOBER 27, 2019
Parish Staff Council Members
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Trigésimo domingo del tiempo ordinario
October 2019 Page 2
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Luke 18:9-14, Humble Prayer
October 2 – Feast of the Guardian Angels. On this feast day, remember to thank the Guardian Angels for the work they have done in helping us. October 6 – Blessed Marie Rose Durocher (1849). Marie-Rose was born in Canada. Unable to join the convent, she worked as a hostess, housekeeper, and parish worker. She became known for her perseverance and tactfulness. At the bishop’s request, she founded the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, a teaching order. October 14 – Pope St. Callistus I
(222). A Roman slave, Callistus was jailed for losing his master’s money. After his release, he became superintendent of Church lands and was ordained a deacon. Known for his merciful treatment of sinners, he was elected pope but was opposed for 18 years by an antipope, dividing the Church. October 18 – St. Luke the Evangelist (1st Century). St. Luke was a Christian physician from Antioch. His Gospel and Acts of the Apostles were probably written between 70 and 85 A.D.
Catholics over the centuries have turned to the Rosary for miraculous help in seemingly impossible situations. Sharing love for this timeless Catholic devotion with children will arm them with a powerful lifelong prayer tradition. The prayer that leads to prayer. The gentle repetition in the Rosary is meant to still our minds and direct our hearts to communion with God. The meditative nature of the prayer helps calm children and direct their thoughts to God. Gospel stories. The mysteries of the Rosary
tell the stories of Jesus’ life, death and Resurrection. By praying the Rosary with youngsters, we revisit
these events and help them to grow in knowledge of Christ. Role models. Praying the Rosary and meditating on the lives of Jesus and Mary gives us strong models of virtuous lives, from Mary’s obedience during the Annunciation and her
fortitude during the Crucifixion, to Jesus’ entire life of virtue – justice, temperance, and courage, in
particular. Regular Rosary meditation opens us to the graces needed to acquire those very virtues.
It always bugs me that All Saints Day gets overshadowed by Halloween. Last year, I thought of a
way to combine them.I challenged my son to bypass the superheroes and instead portray his favorite saint. After scouring through books, Joshua decided on St. Michael. When we read how he
led the angels in the great battle against Satan, Joshua was proud to dress as someone still protecting us today. We found a cool warrior costume and put a cross on the chest. We made wings and a spear from cardboard we painted silver. It was perfect. As we went door-to-door, neighbors asked him what character he was dressed as and Joshua beamed as he replied, “St. Michael the Archangel.” Not only did Joshua enjoy gathering candy that night, he made quite an impression on the neighbors. After all, it’s not every day you’re in the company of an angel.
Jesus often told stories to illustrate truths of God’s kingdom. In this story, he used a Pharisee and a tax collector to talk about prayer. Like most of his stories, this one had an unexpected ending. The Pharisee marched up to a position of honor in the temple to pray, presumably to be seen and admired. He focused his prayer on himself and offered thanks that he was superior in holiness to all around him. He listed his many good (but largely meaningless) deeds and looked with disgust upon the tax collector.
Celebrate the Rosary with children
By contrast, the tax collector stood in the back and humbled himself before God, offering a simple prayer relying on God’s
mercy. He was sorrowfully aware of his sinfulness, yet was also aware of God’s powerful mercy. For his humble, contrite prayer, he was reconciled with God. What can a parent
do? Remind children that God wants our love more than anything else. No matter what we do, he’ll always love us and want us back in his friendship. He will always forgive us if we’re truly sorry.
October
All Saints’ Party
Thursday, October 31st starts at 5:30pm
Dress up as a saint! We will start with two episodes of The Saints and Heroes from Formed. After food is served, we will be showing the movie "Up".
November
All Saints’ Day November 1st. Mass at 7am and 7pm. Holy Day of Obligation
97th Turkey Dinner at St Paul Church November 3rd from 12:15 to 2:30 The meal is free. There will be a donation basket. Any profits go to the youth program. To volunteer, sign-up in the Narthex or Bill Seeber 503-409-9650.
Community Dinner
November 6th at 5pm, Immanual Luthern Church
Join St. Paul Church as we host this monthly event. Volunteers and desserts appreciated.
Respect Life Meeting and Pro-Life Rosary
November 8th Rosary following 8am Mass. Meeting begins at 9am
Respect Life Bake Sale
November 16th and 17th following all Masses
Delicious treats for you to share or enjoy yourself. Proceeds go towards furthering the mission of the Respect Life group.
Tamale Parish Fundraiser
November 23rd and 24th following ALL Masses
Homemade tamales made by parishioners to support the entire parish. Proceeds: General parish fund.
Thanksgiving Mass
Thursday November 28th at 9:00am
2nd collection goes to SACA
Tree of Giving Begins! November 20th Sponsored by Zenith Women’s Group in SIlverton
December
8th Annual Christmas Concert Saturday, December 14th at 1:00pm
Presented by: Ad Lucem Save the date for this beautiful event! Ad Lucem features extraordinary singers of Saint Paul Parish. You’ll want this one on your calendar! Admission is free, but donations are gratefully accepted.
Advent begins December 1st! Stay tuned for more information regarding the season of Advent, our Advent Fair, Posadas, etc.
Ongoing Events and Other Updates
Fall Book Group Wednesdays at 9:30am in the Parish Library
Fall Book Group: I Think You’re Wrong (But I’m Listening): A Guide to Grace-Filled Political Conversa-tion. Hilda Kleiman [email protected]
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults RCIA Wednesdays at 6:30pm, Parish Library
Interested in learning more about becoming a member of the Church through St. Paul's Parish? Contact Hilda in the parish office.
Volunteer Training
Thank you to our volunteers for your diligence in completing safety training and background checks. We have about 60 volunteers already completed! If you have any questions about your volunteer status, contact Jenny in the parish office.
Upcoming Holidays: Office Closures
November 11th Veteran’s Day
November 28th Thanksgiving
Here’s What’s Happening at St. Paul Church
Nov 3 & 4 5:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:30 PM
Set-up Mike Bothum Jim Hare Ted Seeber
Lector Lectura
Pat Doyle Scott Kester
Nancy Larson
Pat Scott
Cathy Peters
EMCH /
Ministros de Eucaristía
Pat Schumacher
Mary Louise Uranga
Kristina Wolfard
Mike Bothum
Celeste Roth
Nancy Larson
Sherry Palmer
Jim Hare
Rob Broyhill Dave Talbot
Sheila Seeber
Ted Seeber
Servers
Acólitos
Dominic Doyle
Michael Doyle
Henry Briggs
Kaleb Eder
Santiago Nolasco
Ray Nolasco
Aaden Carmack
LITURGICAL SCHEDULE / HORARIO DE MINISTERIOS
Patty DeSantis
Avon Fischer
Maria Elia Miranda
Jimmy Myers
Ana Rodriguez
Jesus Rodriguez
Lori Golan
Winona LaPointe
Karen Sadoff
Jack Sadoff
Joanne Amrich
Virgil Urena
Jean Esser Kenneth & Susanna Robinson
Brian Bay
Michelle Kogelschatz
Pauline Beals
Elmira Boehmer Mary Lou Buchheit
Paul Buchheit Adam Buhr
Antonio Garcia
Mary Gasper Linda Hamlin
Evelyn Hynes
Inez Lucas Shirley McHorse
Alyce Morrill Susan Mudrick
Mark Myers
Soledad Rjas
Andy Schemmel Cecelia Terlecki
Información del ministerio
Ministry Information
Wednesday, October 30
8am +Darrell Kraemer
Saturday, November 2
5pm +Joe and Myrna Hess
Sunday, November 3
8am +Angelo Seminary
10am “Sound of Joy” singers
(A Mass of Thanksgiving)
Daily Readings Monday ROM 11:29-36 LK 14:12-14 Tuesday ROM 12:5-16B LK 14:15-24 Wednesday ROM 13:8-10 LK 14:25-33 Thursday ROM 14:7-12 LK 15:1-10 Friday ROM 15:14-21 LK 16:1-8 Saturday EZ 47:1-2,8-9,12 JN 2:13-22
Monday, Oct 28 - Sunday, Nov 3
SUNDAY: 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
1st Reading WIS 11:22-12:2
2nd Reading THES 1:11-2:2
Gospel LK 19:1-10
Find readings and additional resources
online at www.usccb.org
Funeral Services for Hildegard Linnebach Saturday, November 2
Rosary at 9:30am Funeral at 10:00am
Be sure to read page 2 for reflections of today’s Gospel!
Marion County Vicariate Catechist Training Workshop
November 9, 2019 St Luke Catholic Church 9am-6pm
“One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism” Ephesians 4:5
This workshop is to form Catechists and volunteers who are grounded in their identity and knowing of Christ and his Church. So that they may be equipped to attend to the mission of the Church to make disci-ples. Mass, Adoration, Confessions, Workshops, Food, Bilingual, Creative Learning Strategies. $10 donation. Contact your local parish to register, by November 1st.
Faustina: Love and Mercy In theaters only on October 28th One day only, in theaters. The gripping new docudrama presents unknown facts and recently disclosed documents that shed new light on the vision of Faustina. fathomevents.com/events/faustina-love-and-mercy
40 Days for Life Campaign September 25th - November 3rd
Signups for an hour to pray during this incredibly powerful nationwide Vigil will be through Cathy. 503-602-1968
“Interfacing Science & Religion”
November 9 CITW’s Fall Lecture series continues in the Mt Angel Abbey Library. Register by phone or at 8:45 am on the day of the presentation. (Mary Ann Ams-berry 503-769-3844) Dr. Russell Butkus and Dr. Ste-ven Kolmes will address Sustainability from Biology/Ecology and Catholic Social Teaching and Develop-ing the Notion of Common Good found in Pope Francis’ Laudato Si.” Cost is $15/$5 a student. www.mountangelabbey.org/citw
Monte Carlo Dinner & Auction (Benefits Silverton Senior Center) Saturday, November 2, Silverton Elks Lodge
For more info or tickets call 503-873-3093
Mater Dei Radio Fall Sharathon 2019
Mater Dei Radio celebrates 30 years of broadcasting with its Fall Sharathon, November 11th – 15th. The event is dedicated to Our Lady of Grace with the theme, “Thirty Years of Grace”. Tune in all week at KBVM 88.3 FM for a variety of special guests, inspiring conversion stories, exciting gifts, and an opportunity for you to support the only Catholic ra-dio station in this region. Find out more at www.materdeiradio.com.
4th Annual Catholic Men’s Conference Saturday, December 7th 6am-5pm St. Stephen Catholic Church, Portland, OR To register: Contact James Thurman 541-801-0033 or email [email protected]
"Holy mass with our Archbishop Alexander Sample, confession available throughout the day, continental breakfast and lunch provided, listening to nationally known Catholics speakers and authors. Speakers include: *Archbishop Alexander Sample *Dr. Ralph Martin *Jesse Romero *Tim Gordon
Visit the homepage for more information or tickets: http://hlcmcnw.net/
Coat Drive Update at St. Paul Church! Together with the help of our St. Paul parishioners, and the Knights of Columbus, over 100 coats will be donated to Silverton Together this year! The coats will be distributed in our community. Thank you for helping provide our kids with , so they can be KIDS!
Chesterton Academy Open House
Sunday, October 27th 1PM to 3PM
Come learn about our integrated, classical curricu-lum, and meet our faculty, parents, prospective fami-lies and supporters of the Academy. A short presen-tation will follow with a time of question and answer. Light refreshments will be served. This would also be a good time to take a look at the school facility. We are located at the Father Bernard Youth Center in Mt. Angel. For more information or if you have questions, please contact Headmaster Nick Plato [email protected]
Información para nuestra parraquianos
Information for our Parishioners
Please Remember St Paul Parish in your Will
Please use the following language when making your estate plans. “I give, devise, and bequeath __________ (describe gift
and purpose) to St Paul Catholic Church, Silverton, Oregon (our official and legal name). It is understood in making this
gift that it can only be used by St. Paul Catholic Church, Silverton, Oregon, for the purpose stated.”
St. Paul Catholic Church Welcomes You! ¡Bienvenidos a la iglesia de San Pablo! Please register with us if you are new to the parish, or if you are a member of St. Paul’s and need to update your information.
Place this information sheet in the collection basket or mail/bring to the parish office. Regístrese con nosotros si es nuevo en la parroquia o si es miembro de St. Paul y necesita actualizar su información.
Ponga su información en la canasta de recolección o envíela a la oficina de la parroquia.
Name/Nombre: _____________________________________ Phone/Teléfono: ______________________________
Address/Domicilio: ___________________________________ City/Ciudad: __________________________________
Email/Correo electrónico: ____________________________________________________________________________
___I am a New Parishioner (please contact me) ___I am a Current Parishioner and have new contact information
___I prefer information in English ___Prefiero la información en español
OFFERTORY UPDATE
Actual Budget % $
YTD $88,207.12 $87,499.98 100.81 $707.14
Actual Budget
JULY $26,575.10 $29,166.33
AUGUST $27,789.02 $29,166.66
SEPTEMBER $33,843.00 $29,166.66
Information / Información BUSINESS OF THE WEEK
Valley Sales & Logistics, LLC
Metal Roofing & Siding
503-982-6309 or [email protected]
Sacraments
BAPTISM
Contact Hilda Kleiman at the Parish office for more information regarding scheduling classes and the
celebration of baptisms.
CLASES DE BAUTISMO EN ESPAÑOL
Juan y Cristina Botello se ofrecen las clases de bautismo en español, cada dos meses. Llame Cristina al
503-884-2473
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK
Contact the parish office when in need of this sacrament.
MARRIAGE
Please call the parish office at least six months in advance for an initial meeting with the pastor. 503-873-2044
Please contact the office for additional information
MONDAY No Daily Mass
7:00pm Hispanic Charismatic Group
TUESDAY No Daily Mass
7:00pm San Juan Diego Meeting (men)
WEDNESDAY 8:00am Daily Mass
9:30am Book Group Meeting
3:30pm-5:00pm Youth Group (Middle School) 6:30pm RCIA Meeting
7:00pm Choir Practice
THURSDAY 8:00am Daily Mass
5:30pm All Saint’s Party
6:30pm Hispanic Choir Practice
7:00pm San Juan Diego Meeting (women)
FRIDAY All Saints’ Day - Holy Day of Obligation
7:00am Mass; All Saints’ Day 7:00pm Mass; All Saints’ Day
SATURDAY 4:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation
5:00pm Mass
SUNDAY 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00am Mass 10:00am Mass
11:15am Faith Formation Classes
12:30pm Mass 12:15pm - 2:30pm Turkey Dinner @ St. Paul’s
6:30pm-8:00pm Youth Group (High School)
This week at St. Paul Church Monday, Oct 28th to Sunday Nov 3rd
Calendar / Calendario
Want to join our monthly email list? Send an email to [email protected]
97th Annual Turkey Dinner! St Paul Church
Sunday, November 3rd 12:15pm-2:30pm
Turkey, Dressing, Potatoes and Gravy, Coleslaw, Green Beans, Rolls, Cranberry Sauce.
Contact Bill Seeber to volunteer, or sign up in the Narthex. Join our community in giving thanks to
God at this meal.
All Saints’ Party!
Thursday, October 31st
5:30pm
Costumes, Food,
Movies, Fun! (See page 3 for more details! )
ST. PAUL CHURCH
ANNUAL PARISH AUCTION
SAVE THE DATE!
FEBRUARY 1st at 5:00PM
Join us at this year’s auction! A fun celebration and an important
fundraiser for our parish. See you there!
Todos son bienvenidos!
All are Welcome!
