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OCTOBER 2, 2016 TWENTY– SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
2405 Fifth St. Tillamook, OR 97141 Phone: 503-842-6647 Email: [email protected] Fax 503-842-3897 PARISH WEBSITE www.tillamooksacredheart.org Like us on Facebook! Office Hours Tuesday-Friday 8:30 am–5:00 pm CLOSED MONDAY Hispanic Ministry (office hours) Tuesday & Wednesday 6:30pm to 8:00pm Friday : 9:00am to 6:00pm PARISH STAFF Father Amal—Administrator ext. 22 [email protected] After hours Rectory phone– 503-922-1199 Denise Romero -Office Secretary ext. 21 [email protected] Patrick Matthews - RE Coordinator ext. 23 [email protected] Cell phone: 503-330-2115
We are a community of believers centered on the Eucharist, the Word of God and
Catholic tradition. Together, we give witness to our faith through the Sacraments,
good works of service and prayer.
Are we faith-ful and filled?
Faith, one of the three cardinal virtues, demands
so much from us that we become witnesses by the way we live – in our words and actions. Faith is
like a bridge that leads us to reach out to one an-other and to God. Faith bridges, binds and blesses
believers. Only if we get immersed in faith matters, we shall become faithful servants and could easily
be seen as the examples of faith.
As the apostle James reiterates very clearly in his
letter, faith without action is dead. However, Jesus warns us against supposing that faith, and service
to God and others whereby faith is expressed, must be rewarded. We need to have the humility
of accepting the fact that we are doing what we are supposed to do as unworthy/unprofitable servants
in God’s kingdom.
In order for us to stay tuned to Jesus’ expectations and the ever-growing demands of our parish, we
have the workshop/retreat for all the ministers on Saturday, October 22. It’s an opportunity for us to
gather to discuss, reflect and recommit ourselves to render our relentless service to our Sacred
Heart Family. Come and reflect; share and serve with joy!
Fr. Amal
OCTOBER 2, 2016 TWENTY– SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
St Joseph's Catholic Church
345560 Parkway Dr Cloverdale, OR 97112
Phone; 503-392-3685
Mass Time: Sat-5:30pm Sun-9:30am
Pastoral Advisory Council
Jeanette Steinbach—Chair 503-977-0210
Financial Advisory Council
Judy Gollon-Chair 503-842-2354
Knights of Columbus Grand Knight—
Paul Wostel (503)842-2676
Catholic Daughters Regent-
Kathie Graves (503)842-5451
VOLUNTEER MINISTRY COORDINATORS Hispanic Ministry Coordinator
Enrique Orozco (503-842-6647)
Ext 24
Liturgy
Lector Coordinator/ Liturgy & Word
Suzanne Weber 503-842-5612
Eucharistic Adoration Coordinator
Patrick Matthews 503-330-2115
Andrea Guerra 503-209-4772
Eucharistic Ministers' Coordinator
Pat Kehr 503-842-2249
Music Coordinator
Kathy Ellis(5:30pm) 503-812-3413
Barbara Seaholm (9:30am) 503-842-2918
Omar Hernandez y Israel Pozos 503-812-7053
Facility Maintenance Team Hank Gollon 503-842-2354
Liturgical Assistants Sat: October 8, 2016 5:30
Lector Anita Bender
Eucharistic Minister A3
Sat: October 9, 2016 9:30
Lector Lisa Anderson
Eucharistic Minister B3
Church Cleaning Group Schedule This Week Group #1
Angelica Saucedo, Jesus Saucedo, Omar Hernandez, Maria Hernandez, Maria
Elena Cruz, Gerardo Cruz
October 3—October 9
Yanderi Jimenez, Dave Leuthold, Tino Rodriguez, Francisco Cuevas, Robert
Durrer, Edith Gomez, Pat Faulhaber, Alice Pyne, Alma Sanchez, Peter Hurliman, Vanesa Marquez, Areli Valencia,
Jacqueline Verdin, Rosario Soto, Alondra Gracia, Barry Pren-tice, Barbara Thompson, Katherine Werner.
Don’t see your Birthday listed? Please contact the office so we can update our records, 503-842-6647 or email [email protected] We hope to update our records soon.
September Offertory Collection
Actual
Collection Monthly Budget
Over (-Under)
17,142.14 16,814.83 327.31
Thank You for your Support.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Parish Eucharistic Adoration continues every Friday from 8:30am to 6pm. Join us for a rec-itation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3pm. Father Amal leads a Holy Hour of prayers, psalms, litanies, readings and hymns at 5:45 with Benediction (a solemn blessing with the Blessed Sacrament) to close our adoration
before the Spanish Mass begins at 6:30pm. We need parish-ioners to commit to spend an hour with the Blessed Sacra-ment every week. We most need people at the hours of 11am, 1pm and 3-5pm. Sign up in the vestibule or call Patrick at 503 330 2115 or Andrea Guerra at 503 209 4772.
OCTOBER 2, 2016 TWENTY– SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
PoP= People of the Parish
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS RUMMAGE SALE IS COMING SOON!
Time to clean closets, basements, or garages and get your donations ready for the CDA rummage sale. Your
help and donations are needed to continue the tradition of the Best Rummage Sale in Tillamook. We will grate-
fully accept any help to set up and sort items! Our Schedule is:
Friday, Oct. 7 - set up gym (9am) Saturday, Oct. 8 - first collection day (10am-4pm)
Mon. - Wed. Oct. 10-12 -donations taken (9am- 5pm) Friday, Oct. 14 -Sale 9am-4pm
Saturday, Oct. 15 - $3 Bag Sale - 9am-2pm
Sorry we cannot accept TV's. exercise equipment, computers or printers. We do need some help taking things down Saturday, Oct. 15 starting at 2pm. This can take one to two hours depending on the number of volunteers. Call Kathie Graves for more info. 503-842-5451
Thank you to everyone who helped with the Picnic, and to those that came to celebrate with your Parish family. Lots of fun playing games provided by Norm Sims and bingo provided by the Knights (thanks Paul). The raffle for the picnic table
was won by Adam and Rebecca Schwend. Thank you to all who bought tickets, we made $139 for the Reli-gious Education program. We had so much fun, let's do it again next year!!
Your Pastoral Council
QUILT RAFFLE
$5.00/TICKET OR 5/$20.00
TICKETS FOR SALE AFTER
MASSES OR AT CHURCH
OFFICE UNTIL 300 TICKETS
SOLD.
Mass Intentions
Honor a loved one living or deceased with a Mass Intention. Mass Intentions are available for most dates of your choice. The suggested donation for a Mass Intention is 10.00. Contact the Parish Office for more information or to request a Mass Inten-tion. (503)-842-6647.
Activities Time Mass
Intention
Monday, October 3
Rosary in English 6:00pm
Communion Service 6:30pm
Tuesday, October 4
Morning Prayer 7:45am Communion Service 8:00am
Rosary in English 8:30am
Wednesday, October 5
Morning Prayer 7:45am Communion Service 8:00am Rosary in English 8:30am
English Prayer Group 1:30pm
Thursday, October 6
Morning Prayer 7:45am Communion Service 8:00am
Rosary in English 8:30am
Friday, October 7
Moring Prayer 7:45am Mass in English 8:00am †Francis Hendricks
Adoration ending w/Benediction
8:30am 6:00pm
Confessions 5:30pm
Mass in Spanish 6:30pm PoP
Rosary in Spanish 7:00pm
Saturday, October 8
Confessions 4:00pm
Rosary in English 5:00pm
Vigil Mass in English 5:30pm †Edward Gollon
Sunday, October 9
Rosary in English 9:00am
Mass in English 9:30am †Helen Eggert
Faith Formation classes 10:45am Confessions 11:00am Spanish Mass 12:00pm PoP Rosary in Spanish 1:15pm
Confirmation Classes 6:00pm
OCTOBER 2, 2016 TWENTY– SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Gifts of the Holy Spirit
In the Book of Isaiah 11:2-3, the Gifts of the Holy
Spirit are described. In the passage the gifts are con-
sidered ones that the Messiah would have possessed.
Through Jesus, we also receive the Gifts of the Holy
Spirit in the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Wisdom helps us recognize the importance of oth-
ers and the importance of keeping God central in our lives.
Understanding is the ability to comprehend
the meaning of God's message.
Knowledge is the ability to think about and ex-
plore God's revelation, and also to recognize there are mysteries of faith beyond us.
Counsel is the ability to see the best way to follow
God's plan when we have choices that relate to him.
Fortitude is the courage to do what one knows is
right.
Piety helps us pray to God in true devotion.
Fear of the Lord is the feeling of amazement
before God, who is all-present, and whose friendship we do not want to lose.
--from loyolapress.com
VOCATIONS: GOD’S WILL FOR US There is some-
times a big differ-
ence between
what God is actual-
ly asking of us, and
what we imagine
he is asking. We
won’t have the
grace to do what
God is not asking
of us. But for what
he is asking, he
has promised us
his grace: God
grants what he commands. When God inspires
us to do something (if it really is God who is the
source of the inspiration), at the same time he
supplies the ability to do it, even if it is beyond
our capacity or scares us at the start. Every mo-
tion that comes from God brings both the light
to understand what God intends, and the
strength to accomplish it: light that illuminates
the mind, and strength that gives power to the
will. — Fr. Jacques Philippe A ll the science of the Saints is included in these
two things: To do, and to suffer. And whoev-er had done these two things best, has made him-self most saintly. — Saint Francis de Sales
OCTOBER 2, 2016 TWENTY– SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
OUR FRIENDS IN HEAVEN—THE SAINTS The New Testament refers to all the baptized followers of Jesus as “the saints,” meaning the “holy” or “consecrated ones.” The Church has proclaimed many thousands of men, woman and even a few children as “capital S” Saints. This means that because of their lives of heroic virtue they are now in Heaven. The Saints can see us, they care about us, they want to help us, and they really can help us to become more holy and to live in Christ more fully. We can get to know our friends in Heaven by reading about their lives and be-coming aware of the works they did while here on earth. Do we take for granted the schools and universities, hospitals, orphanages and Religious Orders that bring the Gospel to the world and minister to the needs of the Faithful? The works of God’s Holy Ones bear fruit
over centuries and change our world for the better! Here are some Saints who have labored mightily to build the King-dom and have feast days this coming week. May this brief introduction serve as the start of some beautiful Friendships!
October 4 St. Francis of Assisi—The three Saints that everyone, even non-Catholics and non-believers, seems to know are Sts. Patrick, Valentine and Francis. That the current Pope took the name Francis has raised awareness of the great saint even more! It is unfortunate that St. Francis is thought of as some kind of “hippie eco-nut” when in truth he is one of the very few humans in his-tory that fundamentally changed the world in his own lifetime. Francis’ powerful, manly personality attracted untold thousands to join his new religious order, the Franciscans. For the first time in the West, a religious order was not tied to land and buildings. Franciscans embraced poverty, and were known as “mendicants,” or beggars. St. Francis traveled, at great personal peril, to Egypt to meet the Muslim general Saladin in an effort to bring peace between Islam and the Church. Late in his life an eye disease caused him to have his eye sockets cauterized, which ultimately lead to his death in 1226.
October 5 St. Faustina—This humble Polish nun of the early 20th century was visited many time by the Lord Jesus. It is from her diary, which records the details of her visions, that we have received the glorious prayer known as the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. St. Faustina’s mission was to proclaim that the world is on “borrowed time,” that God’s judgement is due but can be averted through prayer and sacrifice. Jesus promised St. Faustina that those who recite the Chaplet will receive great mer-cy at the hour of death. Even the most harden sinner, if he were to say the Chaplet even once, would receive graces from God’s infinite mercy. We recite the Chaplet every Friday at 3pm before the exposed Blessed Sacrament.
October 6 St. Bruno—For everyone, our salvation depends on our unity with Jesus, and for almost everyone we come to sanctity through our service to others. St. Bruno is among those called to work out his salvation in isolation as a hermit. Born in the great ancient city of Cologne about 1130AD, he was ordained and served as schoolmaster and the chancellor, or administrator, of the Diocese of Rheims. In 1080 the people there wanted him as their Archbishop, but Bruno removed himself to a desolate part of the Alps and built an oratory and individual cells, thus founding the Car-thusian order at the Grande Chartreuse. Carthusian monks worship in common, but live in solitary, isolated cells. Because of the fame of St Bruno and his order, Pope Urban II had him brought to Rome against his wishes to serve as Papal Advisor for the reformation of the clergy. St. Bruno ulti-mately persuaded the Pope to release him back to his hermetical life, and Bruno continued to write holy works from his lonely cell.
Patrick Matthews
OCTOBER 2, 2016 TWENTY– SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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