Bulletin (1-26-2014) - St. Monica`s Catholic Church

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2001 N. Western Ave., Edmond, OK 73012
www.stmonica-edmond.org
Office: 405-359-2700 ● Fax: 405-341-0023 ● Rectory: 405-330-2699
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Stephen Hamilton - Pastor
359-2700
[email protected]
Rev. Cory Stanley - Parochial Vicar
359-2700
Youth Director
[email protected]
Lee Hunt - Deacon
348-9461
[email protected]
Jerry Rakosky - Deacon
341-2805
[email protected]
Katie Gordy - Pastoral Associate,
359-2700
Director of Religious Education, Spiritual Counseling
[email protected]
Stacy Sample - Bulletin Editor/Office Manager
[email protected] 359-2700
Sheryl Lacy - Facility Manager
471-4255
[email protected]
Carmen Snow - Hispanic Ministry/Ministerio Hispano
[email protected]
359-2700
Marie Connolly - Music Director
341-4889
[email protected]
Melani Roewe - Music Director
282-3140
[email protected]
Kenneth & Kelly Hughes - Saturday Choir 341-6549
[email protected]
Kelli Pereira - RCIA Director
359-2700
[email protected]
PERPETUAL ADORATION
24 hours/7days a week
MASS SCHEDULE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Benediction
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
RECONCILIATION
Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday
By Appointment
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
5:20 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
5 p.m.
8,10:30 a.m.
1 p.m. Spanish
4:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
WEDDINGS Contact church office six months in
advance
BAPTISMS Contact the Church Office at 359-2700
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Noon Monday
COMMITTEE CONTACTS
Bobby Burger, Knights of Columbus
330-8432
Taylor McGarry, Pastoral Council
315-7274
St. Vincent de Paul
341-8128
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 26, 2014
READINGS FOR WEEK OF JANUARY 26
Sunday:
Is 8:23--9:3/1 Cor 1:10-13, 17/Mt 4:1223 or 4:12-17
Monday:
2 Sm 5:1-7, 10/Mk 3:22-30
Tuesday:
2 Sm 6:12b-15, 17-19/Mk 3:31-35
Wednesday: 2 Sm 7:4-17/Mk 4:1-20
Thursday:
2 Sm 7:18-19, 24-29/Mk 4:21-25
Friday:
2 Sm 11:1-4a, 5-10a, 13-17/Mk 4:26-34
Saturday:
2 Sm 12:1-7a, 10-17/Mk 4:35-41
Next Sunday: Mal 3:1-4/Heb 2:14-18/Lk 2:22-40 or
2:22-32
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday, January 25
5 p.m.
† Susan Brevetti
Sunday, January 26
8 a.m.
† Conchita Morel
10:30 a.m.
People of the Parish
1 p.m.
† Charles T. Snow
Tuesday, January 28
5:30 p.m.
† Walt McGee
Wednesday, January 29
5:30 p.m.
† Thuda C. Maguire
Thursday, January 30
5:30 p.m.
† Rudy Lemcke
Friday, January 31
7:30 a.m.
† Harvey Bryant
Saturday, February 1
5 p.m.
Children/Grandchildren
of Andy and †Mary Cobb
Sunday, February 2
8 a.m.
People of the Parish
10:30 a.m.
† Robert Roy
1 p.m.
† Miguel Valle Gonzalez
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
January 18, 19
Sunday Offering .............................. $34,946.00
Electronic Funds Offering ............. $2,340.00
Total Offering ............................... $37,286.00
Less Charity 10%............................. $3,728.60
Parish Offering ............................. $33,557.40
Online Giving
December 1-31, 2013 ................. $20,805.60
All St. Monica parishioners are asked to
contribute 8% of their weekly income to the parish.
Give electronically at www.stmonica-edmond.org
and select “online giving.”
2 Welcome to St. Monica Catholic Church
PARISH EVENTS THIS WEEK
Sunday, January 26
9-11:30 a.m. - Religious Education
9:05 a.m. - Bible Study - Mother Teresa
9:15 a.m. - Steubenville Presentation - Hall
11:30 a.m. - Free Flu Shots - Parish Hall
4:30 p.m. - Jr. High Youth - Youth Rm.
5:30 p.m. - Orchestra Rehearsal - Church
7 p.m. - High School Youth - Youth Rm.
Monday, January 27
2:45 p.m. - St. Camillus Comforters - Parish Hall
6:45 p.m. - Cub Scout Pack Meeting - Hall
Tuesday, January 28
9 a.m. - Spanish Cursillo - Mother Teresa
9:30 a.m. - Bible/Virgin Mary Study - St. Michael
4:15-5:30 p.m. - Religious Education
6:30 p.m. - Boy Scouts - Parish Hall
7 p.m. - Bible Timeline - St. Anthony
7 p.m. - Pastoral Council - St. Michael
Wednesday, January 29
9:45 a.m. - Acts Bible Study - St. Michael
5:15-6:30 p.m. - Religious Education (1st-8th Grade)
7 p.m. - Youth & Family Night
(7th Grade thru Adults) -Hall
7 p.m. - Adult/Bell Choir - Church
Thursday, January 30
9:30 a.m. - Artist Way Class - St. Michael
4 p.m. - Medjugorje Prayer Group - St. Anthony
7 p.m. - Breaking Open the Word - Mother Teresa
7 p.m. - Choir (Spanish) - Hall
7:30 p.m. - Altar Boy Training - Church
Friday, January 31
5:30 a.m. - That Man is You - Hall/Kitchen
7 p.m. - Familias Para Cristo - Hall
Saturday, February 1
8:30 a.m. - Cleaners - Church
9 a.m. - First Reconciliation - Church/Chapel
1 p.m. - RICA - St. Anthony
Sunday, February 2
9-11:30 a.m. - Religious Education
9:05 a.m. - Bible Study - Mother Teresa
4:30 p.m. - Jr. High Youth - Youth Rm.
5:30 p.m. - Orchestra Rehearsal - Church
7 p.m. - High School Youth - Youth Rm.
January 26, 2014
St. Camilla’s Quilters
Nursery Volunteers Needed
Nursery volunteers are needed during the Saturday 5 p.m. Mass. Please remember if your child uses
the Nursery, you need to volunteer your time and
talent to help out in that ministry. To sign up, see a
volunteer in the Nursery.
Library Director
Volunteer position for the Library Director needed
at St. Monica. The Library is located in the St. Michael Room. If interested contact the office at 3592700.
Liturgical Ministers - Usher Greeters
Desperate need for Usher Greeters during Saturday
Mass at 5 p.m. Please sign up at the Stewardship
Corner in the Narthex or call the Parish Office at
359-2700.
Annual Blessing on Feb. 1 and 2
Bring your candles from home for a Blessing of Candles after all Masses on Feb. 1 and 2.
Also participate in the Blessing of Throats after
Masses on Feb. 1 and 2, in honor of St. Blase.
Altar Boy Training will be held Thursday, Jan. 30,
from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Church. This will be a makeup session for those who missed the earlier opportunities.
2014 Woman of Achievement
Nominations for St. Monica's 2014 Woman of
Achievement are being taken now. Forms are available
in the Narthex, through January and the first week in
February. Guidelines are printed on the reverse side
of the nomination forms. A reception will be held the
weekend of February 15/16.
Bulletin Supporter of the Week
Jeffrey Shaver, MD - 471-5252
Cataract Specialist
Please Patronize our Sponsors. Their
generosity makes this publication
available to you
at no cost to the parish
The St Camilla’s Quilters group is making Isolette
Covers for a local hospital. We have assembled kits
for the tops, which will be quilted by a volunteer with
a long arm quilting machine, then returned to us for
binding. We also have placemat kits for quilting, for
meals on wheels. Those who are interested in joining
our mini sew-in or just picking up a kit(s) we will meet
Monday, Jan. 27, from 2:45-4:45 p.m. in the Parish
Hall.
Youth and Family Night is Jan. 29
A Youth and Family Night, focusing on service projects for people who are in need, will be held on
Wednesday, Jan. 29, from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Parish
Hall.
7th grade through adults are invited to help assemble lunch sacks and personal care kits for the homeless for Sister BJ’s Pantry.
Archdiocesan Development Fund (ADF)
Appeal - “Go Make Disciples”
The 2014 Archdiocesan Development Fund Appeal will be held on Feb.
1 and 2 in our Parish. The programs,
services and ministries supported by
the Appeal are for Catholics in central
and western Oklahoma. Archdiocesan
financial support is possible because of
each of us. We are His Church …
Share the gifts you have received. The
Church serves each of us, and our financial and physical support continues
God’s work in the Archdiocese of
Oklahoma City.
Evening
Not Peace but a Sword, by Robert Spencer is our
next book for discussion on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 7
p.m. in the St. Patrick Room. "Robert Spencer
carefully examines the challenge posed to Christianity by an increasingly militant Islam," says Patrick
Madrid.
Future reading: The Everlasting Man, by G.K.
Chesterton; The Virtues, by Pope Benedict XVI.
For more information/questions, please call Ali
Howard at 330-6618.
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"He called them, and immediately they left their
boat and their father and followed him." James and his
brother John dropped everything to follow Christ. In
leaving their boat, they also left their livelihood. In
leaving their father, they said farewell to the comforts
of home and family. They embarked on this unknown
journey with Jesus, traveling "around all of Galilee,"
with neither stability nor security. All they had was
trust. How remarkable this is! They had such great
faith in this man who "called them" on the seashore.
Clearly, their encounter with Christ was life-changing,
even before they knew the full truth of who Jesus
was.
We, on the other hand, already know. We have the
benefit of being on the other side of Christ's life. We
know about his miracles, his resurrection, and the
whole history of Christian faith. In a sense, it should
be easier for us to "leave our nets" than it was for the
sets of brothers in today's Gospel. We have so many
reasons to believe that Jesus was truly the Son of
God. But yet how often do we resist the call to surrender our lives to Christ? How attached we are to
our regular routines and our predictable plans. Yet,
where would we be today if the apostles had tried to
part-time it with the Lord? What if they had only followed him on the weekends? Would the Christian
message have spread at all? So much was accomplished through the sincere faith of these humble fishermen. What could we accomplish if we trusted in
Jesus as they did?
Silent Retreat
"Silence is God's Music." Come away for a weekend
Silent Retreat where you can develop your creativity,
work on a project, discern your path, get closer to
God or just rest. The dates are Friday, April 11,
beginning at 9 a.m. through Sunday, April 13, at Noon.
The retreat is at the Pastoral Center and is facilitated by Katie Gordy, who will give three talks on the
role of creativity in our spirituality. Men and women
are welcome. To register or to ask questions, call Katie at 405-627-6954 or email her at [email protected].
Pray the
Rosary
Before all Weekend Masses
Youth Schedule
HIGH SCHOOL
Sunday, Jan. 26, 9:15 a.m. - High Schoolers join us
for the Steubenville Presentation in the Parish Hall.
Sunday, Jan. 26, 7 p.m. - Youth Rm. - Dice and Card
Game Tournament, snacks provided.
Sign up for Text Messages:
send text to: 405-703-6368
with message: @smc2013
JUNIOR HIGH (7TH/8TH GRADE)
Sunday, Jan. 26, 9:15 a.m. - 8th Grade only - Join
us for the Steubenville Presentation in the Parish Hall.
Sunday, Jan. 26, 4:30 p.m. - Youth Rm. - Dice and
Card Game Tournament, snacks provided.
Sign up for Text Messages:
send text to: 405-703-6368
with message: @jhyg2013
Youth Director - Rev. Cory Stanley - 359-2700
[email protected]
Communion to the Homebound
If you or someone you know is ill, in the hospital,
homebound or not able to get to Mass because of circumstances beyond their control, call the church office at 359-2700 so a Homebound Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion may bring them Communion.
Free Flu Shots
are being given after
10:30 a.m. Mass this Sunday
in the Parish Hall
January 26, 2014
FROM THE PASTOR
I know many of you are interested in a report on the
donations to “Sanctuary Improvements,” which I announced as 2013 was coming to a close. Augmenting
the sanctuary is always appropriate because it is the
focal point of what we offer to God. As His creatures
we have a duty to worship God. God is owed the
worship of His creatures. As we give honor and glory
to God through the best material goods of earth we
can offer we express a love for God, which is the first
and the greatest commandment. Provided we do not
stop with giving our best to God, but also give generously to our neighbors in need, then we can say our
augmenting of the sanctuary is pleasing to God and
meets the second great command to love our
neighbor as ourselves. Our parish tithes generously
to the needs of others around us, and so I think it is
safe to say that our parish maintains this double calling
to love God and to love neighbor. Thus we have no
shame in offering beautiful things to God in the sanctuary. I have good news to report about our Sanctuary Improvement Fund. In the last several weeks (at
last count) we raised slightly more than $19,000 for
Sanctuary Improvements. That means we made our
matching goal and through an anonymous parishioner
can add an additional $15,000 to that total. Thus we
have a little more than $34,000 for Sanctuary Improvements. Soon we will be completing the project
of candlesticks to match the new altar crucifix. Our
Lighthouse Catholic Media Highlighted CDs
Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist. Dr Brant
Pitre uses the Hebrew Scriptures and Jewish tradition
to frame the actions of Jesus at the Last Supper, and
to provide a fresh look at the Eucharist. By taking us
back to the Jewish roots of our faith, he gives us a
powerful lens through which to see anew the bread of
the presence, the manna, the Last Supper, and the
meaning of the Eucharist.
Aborting America is a candid account of the conversion of one of the foremost pioneers of the modern
abortion industry. Dr. Bernard Nathanson explains
how he came to recognize the undeniable humanity of
the unborn child and became an outspoken pro-life
leader. This story or his journey to the Catholic Faith
is both dramatic and inspiring.
daily Mass altar will also be outfitted in same fashion.
We will also be getting a few additional sanctuary objects such as a new stand for the Missal (our current
one is plastic and is has been broken for months now)
and new processional candles for use by the altar
boys. You may have already noticed a few times our
new thurible (incense). The rest of the money will
remain in savings for future projects. You can always
make a special gift to “Sanctuary Improvements” if
you desire to help us with future projects. I offer sincere thanks from our whole parish to our generous
donors and benefactors!
Next weekend after the conclusion of all Masses we
will offer the annual blessing of candles which you may
bring from home (you’ll want to pack them appropriately for easy transport) as well as the blessing of
throats in honor of St. Blase. Piety and devotion such
as this are an important part of extending our
Church’s liturgical life into your daily routine. Plan to
participate, please!
Sincerely in Christ
Rev. Stephen Hamilton
Youth Offering Envelopes
Boxed offering envelope sets for Religious Education students, 7th-12th grade have been distributed. If
your student didn’t receive a set of offering envelopes,
and would like one, please contact the office at 3592700.
ANNUAL SURPRISE PARTY
All are welcome to Fr. Marvin Leven’s 24th annual
“surprise” birthday party on Sunday, Jan. 26, at 6:30
p.m. at Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant on the Broadway
Extension in Edmond. We will be celebrating Father
Leven’s 89th birthday and his recovery from a recent
health problem. Come and enjoy Mexican food, drinks
and birthday cake.
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In Our Thoughts and Prayers
Sick and Suffering: Margaret Shawver, Andra
Legere, Linda Krist, Grant Keener, Coleen & Matt
DePasse, Ron & Cathy Karpillo, Jill Thomas, George
& Rosemary Wizda, Bobbie Filippo, Georgia
Lamirand, Jim and Janet Hatcher, Lori Ackman, Janice
Hardie, Art Hardie, Victoria Brown, Alex Boyd, Judy
Townsend, Charles Neal, Marlena Chenault, Deanna
Biddle, Gail Norris, Micah Calise, Mike Kenny, Mary
Durand, Donna Miner, Fayelene O’Connell, Rita
Lawrence, Keaton Barron, Brock Hart, Dick and Peg
Feuerborn, Faye Norton, Anne Foreman, Pat Lenhart, Emilyn Killough, Jeanette Bollman, Lisa
McLaughlin, Debbie Yandell, Laura O’Hara, Doug &
Marla Robinson.
St. Monica Seminarians: Kelly Edwards, Jerome
Krug, Tomas Sandoval.
Military Overseas: Steve Reny, J.R. DeLeon,
Daniel Broda, Jacob Seibold, Jeremy Easley, George
Perry Jr.
Hotline Provides Help For Abused Minors
To protect the safety of children and the healing of
victims, the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City provides
an Abuse of Minors Pastoral Response Hotline which
is 720-9878. Calls to this number are answered by the
Archdiocesan Assistant Coordinator who will meet
with the caller in person, if the caller so desires. Calls
are confidential with the following exceptions: 1) any
allegation of sexual abuse concerning those who currently are minors must be reported to the Oklahoma
Department of Human Services as required by Oklahoma state law and Archdiocesan policy and 2) any
allegation of sexual misconduct must be shared with
the proper Archdiocesan authorities.
Children’s Corner
Baptismal Class
A Baptismal Class will be held Wednesday, Feb. 26,
at 7 p.m. in the St. Michael Room. To have your baby
baptized, one must be an active member at St. Monica
for six months. Also those who want to be Godparents must be active Catholics and attend the class.
For more information and to register, contact the
Parish Office at 359-2700.
This Week’s Title: The Theology of Paradise
All men of St. Monica Parish are invited to the That
Man Is You on Fridays, at 6 a.m. Doors open for a
free light breakfast at 5:30 a.m.
This nationally acclaimed program is open to all
men, regardless of marital status, who are committed
to upholding the Catholic Church’s teachings regarding the sanctity of marriage and family.
Join us each week for men’s fellowship with all new
material. For more information contact David
Lassiter at 924-6661 or Jerry Krittenbrink at 3178635.
January 26, 2014
Horario de Ministerios 2 de febrero, 2014
Proclamadores de la Palabra: Claudia Garcia, Heriberto
Ocampo
Ministros de Eucaristía: Rudy Huizar, Lorena Serrano
Monaguillos: Edgar Bárcenas, Gilbert Velez, Cristobal Jiménez
PREGUNTA DE LA SEMANA
3er domingo del tiempo ordinario
Tema: Jesús nos llama a seguirlo; nuestras vidas jamás
serán iguales.
Apuntes de la Palabra
Texto sugerido para compartir la fe: El Evangelio de hoy
Paso uno: Escuchar la Palabra
Al escuchar la historia de Jesús llamando a sus primeros
discípulos, ¿qué palabra o pensamiento los impactó? ¿Qué
imagen o idea pueden extraer?
Paso dos: Ver tu vida
Pregunta para los niños: ¿Cómo escuchas a Jesús
llamándote a hacer lo que él quiere que hagas?
Pregunta para los jóvenes: Mientras te conviertes en
un joven, Jesús te llama a seguirlo en formas particulares,
grandes y pequeñas. ¿Cuáles son algunas de las formas pequeñas en las que Jesús te llama a seguirlo?
Pregunta para los adultos: ¿Cómo lo llama Jesús para
ayudar en este ministerio: la construcción del reino de
Dios? ¿Cómo sabe lo que Dios quiere de usted?
SOLICITUD ANUAL ARQUIDIOCESANA
El domingo, 2 de febrero, tendremos la oportunidad de
empezar a renovar nuestra mission personal de ser servidor para la gente de Dios iniciando el camino a ser como
Jesucristo ayudando a la gente a hacer lo possible, a través
de su participación en la Solivitud del ADF DEL 2014.
“Vayan y Hagan Discípulos”, son los ministros que en
realidad apoyan la gente de esta Arquidiócesis.
ENCUENTRO MATRIMONIAL
Enriquece tu Matrimonio y tu vida, a través del ENCUENTRO MATRIMONIAL. El Encuentro Matrimonial es una
experiencia de un fin de semana que dura 44 horas (desde
el viernes por la noche hasta el domingo por la tarde.) Esta
experiencia brinda a las parejas la oportunidad de celebrar
su vida conyugal…dándoles tiempo para compartir sus sentimientos, esperanzas, alegrías, frustraciones, tristezas y
sueños en una atmósfera completamente privada y fuera
del alcance de las tensiones y distracciones de la vida diaria.
El encuentro va ser todo en español.
Los fines de semana del Encuentro Matrimonial se dan en
el Centro Pastoral, en la Arquidiócesis de Oklahoma City.
La dirección es 7501 NW Expressway. La fecha de este
Encuentro es el 14, 15 y 16 de Febrero, 2014. Si están
interesados a vivir esta experiencia o si necesitan más información, favor de llamar a Lisa en la Oficina de Vida Familiar, (405) 721-5651 x 109.
MENSAJE DE NUESTRO PÁRROCO
Sé que muchos de ustedes están interesados en saber
sobre las donaciones para " Mejoras del Santuario ", que
anuncié a fines del 2013. Aumentar al santuario es siempre
adecuado, ya que es el punto de enfoque de lo que ofrecemos a Dios. Como criaturas suyas, tenemos el deber de
adorar a Dios. A Dios se le debe la adoración de Sus criaturas. Al dar honor y gloria a Dios a través de los mejores
bienes materiales de la tierra podemos expresar nuestro
amor a Dios, que es el primer y mayor mandamiento. A
condición de que no dejemos de dar lo mejor de nosotros a Dios, sino que también demos generosamente a
nuestros vecinos necesitados, entonces podemos decir
que al aumentar y mejorar el santuario es agradable a
Dios como nos dice el segundo mandamiento de amar a
nuestro prójimo como a nosotros mismos. Nuestros diezmos parroquiales favorecen generosamente a las necesidades de nuestros hermanos a nuestro alrededor y puedo
decir con seguridad que nuestra parroquia mantiene esta
doble vocación de amar a Dios y amar al prójimo. Por lo
tanto no tenemos ninguna vergüenza en ofrecer cosas lindas a Dios en el santuario. Tengo buenas noticias para informar acerca de nuestro Fondo de Mejoras del Santuario.
En las últimas semanas (en el último cómputo) hemos recaudado un poco más de $19.000. Eso significa que hemos
logrado nuestro objetivo y añadiendo la contribución de
$15.000 de un feligrés anónimo tenemos un poco más de
$34,000. Pronto estaremos completando el proyecto de
candeleros para emparejar con el nuevo crucifijo del altar.
Nuestro altar donde celebramos la Misa diaria será equipado en el mismo modo. Adicionalmente tendremos un
atril nuevo para el Misal (el atril actual es de plástico y está
roto) y nuevas velas de procesión para uso de los monaguillos. Ya habrán notado nuestro nuevo turíbulo
(incensario). El resto del dinero se mantendrá en un ahorro para futuros proyectos. Usted puede hacer una donación especial al fondo de "Mejoras del Santuario" si es su
deseo de ayudar con futuros proyectos. ¡Ofrezco mi agradecimiento sincero en nombre de toda la parroquia a
nuestros generosos donantes y bienhechores!
El próximo fin de semana después de todas las Misas ofreceremos la bendición anual de velas que pueden llevar a
su casa (es buena idea empacar estas velas para así transportarlas fácilmente). Ofreceremos también la bendición
de gargantas en honor a San Blas. La piedad y devoción de
eta clase son una parte importante de extender la vida
litúrgica de la Iglesia en su rutina diaria. ¡Planee participar,
por favor!
Sinceramente en Cristo, Padre Hamilton
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Liturgical Minister Contacts
Altar Boys: Rev. Stephen Hamilton - 359-2700 [email protected]
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
Becky Cooper - 348-2402 - [email protected]
Lectors: Sam Knipp - 844-7985 - [email protected]
Liturgical Minister Schedule: Kelli Pereira - 3592700 - [email protected].
Usher/Greeters: Mike Polito - 844-0426
Parish Mission Statement
The mission of St. Monica
Catholic Church is to spread the
Gospel of Jesus Christ. Rooted in
Scripture and our Catholic
Tradition, and nurtured by the
Sacraments, we will strive to
instill hope in the hearts of the
hopeless, to encourage trust in
God for those who are searching
for peace, and to build a loving faith community to
help one another along life's journey.
CLASE PRE-BAUTISMAL
La próxima Clase Bautismal se realizará el sábado 15
de febrero a las 12:00 pm (mediodía) en la Sala St.
Michael localizada en el edificio de las oficinas de la
parroquia. Para más información contáctese con Carmen al teléfono 359-2700 EX 305.
Talleres de Oración y Vida
Todos los jueves empezando el
6 de febrero, 2014 de 7:00-9:00 pm
en la biblioteca de la parroquia.
(Cuidado de niños gratis)
Si necesita más información, comuníquese con la Señora
Carmen, 359-2700 ext. 305
o con la Señora Berenice Esparza,
(405) 933- 5114
Este viernes, 24 de enero nos reuniremos en la
biblioteca (St. Michael Room) a las 7:00 de la noche como siempre.
¡Los esperamos!
(Tenemos cuidado gratis de niños.)
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Weekend, February 7- 9
Married couples, Valentine’s Day is almost here.
One of the greatest gifts you can give your spouse is
your time and desire to make your
relationship even better then it is today. Whether you’ve been married
one year or 65, plan to join us at the
next Worldwide Marriage Encounter
weekend on Friday-Sunday, Feb. 7-9,
at the Catholic Pastoral Center,
Oklahoma City. Enhance your communication and build a lifetime of love. Space is limited, so apply today. Contact Rick and Bev Feller,
(405) 323-9119 or [email protected] for more information, or apply at http://www.meoklahoma.org.
Growing in Faith
Week of January 26
Jesus calls us to follow him;
our lives will never be the same
Breaking Open the Word
Programs & Activities to help all of us grow
in our faith. Reflection on the Scripture readings from our
Sunday Mass during the week.
Suggested text for faith sharing:
Today’s Gospel
Step One: Listen to the Word. As you listen to
the story of Jesus calling the first disciples, what one
word or thought strikes you? What image or insight
do you take away from this?
Step Two: Look into Your Life
Question for Children: How do you hear Jesus calling
you to do what he wants you to?
Question for Youth: As you grow into young adulthood, Jesus calls you to follow him in particular ways,
both big and small. What are some of the small ways
in which Jesus calls you to follow him?
Question for Adults: How does Jesus call you to assist
in his ministry; the building up of the Reign of God?
How do you know what God wants of you in this regard?
January 26, 2014
Time/Date
Kathy O’Meara
Bryan Gonterman
Lectors
SUNDAY, Feb. 2
Carol Rakosky
Tony Blatt
Elaine Yusko
Mark Cooper
Pat Leehan
Natalia Wallace
Greeters
SAT Feb. 1
Kelly Grammer
Carol Ann Bush
Annita Leehan
Larry Miller
Shelby Bush
Mark Gales
Margie Miller
Need volunteer
Luke Gales
Shelley Barry
Greg Greenlee
Tony Orel
Jim Howard
J Schniederjan
Ron Schwarz
Melissa Clark
Rachael Fedor
Janette Schwarz
Ivan Deatsch
Joyce Greenlee
Sheryl Lacy
Marita Deatsch
Beth Goetz
Carolyn Womack
Jennifer Carney
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Adult Faith Enrichment ............. Virginia Osgood 341-7648
Altar Boys ................................. Rev. Stephen Hamilton 359-2700
Art & Environment .................... Laura Darling 396-8222
Bell Choir.................................. Renee Gruntmeir 833-6646
Boy Scouts ............................... Kenneth Hughes 341-6549
Building & Grounds .................. Chris Pribil 216-5367
Busy Needles ........................... Kathy DiRusso 216-8983
Cemetery.................................. Carol Cline 650-3064
Cub Scouts............................... Tony Blatt 330-2311
Education ................................. Melissa Paruolo 341-2884
Finance Board .......................... John Robin 396-8209
Funeral Dinner Ministry ............ Joyce Greenlee 330-3988
Growing Faith Project ............... Theresa Grochowsky 341-2177
Homebound Ministry ................ Deacon Jerry Rakosky 341-2805
Kitchen Coordinator ................. Becky Cooper 348-2402
Knights of Columbus ................ Bobby Burger 330-8432
Landscape................................ Ralph Fredrickson 340-8166
Lay Missionaries of Charity ...... Toni Harrelson 341-2199
Library ...................................... Sue Hamman 340-7512
Liturgical Schedules ................. Kelli Pereira 359-2700
Maintenance............................. Joe Privett 340-8987
Martha and Mary Meals ........... Linda Winterscheidt 340-6666
Medjugorje Prayer Group ......... Dolores Tarman 225-7816
MOM’s Group ........................... Dana Williams 340-5609
Mowing Volunteers ................... Sheryl Lacy 359-0202
Music ........................................ Marie Connolly 315-5093
................................................. Melani Roewe 282-3140
Saturday Choir ................ Kenneth/Kelly Hughes 341-6549
Nursery Coordinator ................. Katie Krug 330-5538
Parents of Young Children ....... Celeste Taylor 334-7170
Parish Nurse ............................ Gail Bouknight 340-7224
Pastoral Council ....................... Taylor McGarry 315-7274
Perpetual Adoration ................. Toni Harrelson 341-2199
RCIA Directors ........................ Jorge & Kelli Pereira 359-2700
................................................. Allan Lipps
Religious Education Director .... Katie Gordy 359-2700
Sacred Wash............................ Cathy Krittenbrink 317-8635
Saints/Sinners Dinner Group.... Larry Lane 341-8825
Share Croppers ........................ Joseph Lange
Social Ministries ....................... Jeanne Ferguson 341-4396
Spiritual Book Club (Evening) .. Ali Howard 330-6618
Spiritual Book Club (Morning) .. Jeanne Ferguson 341-4396
Sports Field Reservations ........ Nick Caporale (soccer) 715-0568
Rob Dibrell (baseball) 330-1943
Stewardship Board ................... Mary Jane Bassett 715-0067
St. Isidore Society/Gardening... Sheryl Lacy 359-0202
St. Vincent de Paul................... 341-8128
Sunday Donuts......................... Sheryl Lacy 471-4255
Vacation Bible School .............. Andrea Bledsoe 626-2247
Welcoming Committee ............. Mary Weber 562-3765
Women’s Society ..................... Patty Christian 330-1844
Youth Director .......................... Rev. Cory Stanley 359-2700
LITURGICAL MINISTERS
Altar Boys
ST. MONICA CATHOLIC CHURCH
BOARD AND COMMITTEE CONTACTS
E Schultingkemper Tony Martinez
Andy Hoke
R Fredrickson
Mary Jane Bassett
Janet Harlan
D Fredrickson
Chris Landolt
Christina Dukeman
Pat Gibson
Ken Biddle
Kristin Schwarz
Sue McGinley
Jerry Jackson
Wayne Cooper
Mary Smith
Mary Sever
Jackie Smith
Lenny Sever
Heather Barry
Debbie Collins
Alisa Zelnicek
Spencer Hughes
McCann Bell
Colton Edelen
Joseph Allen
Bradley Hundl
Martin Samwel
Austin Sykora
Jacob Landolt
K.C. Onyekuru
Dexter Onyekueu
Perpetual
Adoration
Families, couples and single persons
are welcome and encouraged to
spend time before the
Blessed Sacrament
To sign up for a Holy Hour,
contact Toni Harrelson at 341-2199
or [email protected]
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Bulletin (1-26-2014) - St. Monica`s Catholic Church

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