September 4, 2016 - Sacred Heart Church
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September 4, 2016 - Sacred Heart Church
September 4, 2016 The Catholic Daughters of Sacred Heart and Knights of Columbus are co-sponsoring a XXII Sunday in Ordinary Time No confirmation class today Confirmation class continues next week September 11 Sundays at 4PM (high school building): AND A Patriot Day of Prayer September 11 6:00PM The rosary begins at 6:00 PM followed by the prayer service. Please come and pray for our country and the 2,977 innocent people who died on that day in 2001. If you are able to represent a state during the rosary, please contact Marcia at (541) 884-3026. Refreshments will follow in the Parish Hall. Is God speaking to you? Are you, or perhaps you know someone who is interested in knowing more about the splendor and symphony of the Catholic Church, and by extension, the oneness of Christ and His Church? Sacred Heart will be hosting an informational meeting just for you. There is no commitment necessary, but if you have more questions you can call Andrew at 541 884-4566. Thursday, September 15 6:00 – 7:30PM Sacred Heart Religious Education Center 429 N. 8th Street (Behind the Sacred Heart Gymnasium) 2016 Deanery Catechetical Workshops. September 17, 2016 The Annual Deanery Catechetical Workshop for all catechetical staff and volunteers is September 17, 2016. This year the workshop will be held at St. Pius X Church from 12-5PM. All catechist in children’s religious education, children’s dismissal, youth ministry and adult faith formation are encouraged to attend. Registrations can be found in the vestibule or online at www.dioceseofbaker.org. 2016 Talleres Decanato catequética. 17 de septiembre del año 2016 El Decanato de Catequesis taller anual para todo el personal y los voluntarios de catequesis es el 17 de septiembre de 2016. Este año el taller se llevará a cabo en la Iglesia San Pío X de 12-5pm. Todos los catequistas en la formación de la educación religiosa, el ministerio de jóvenes y adultos en la fe de los niños se les anima a asistir. Las inscripciones se pueden encontrar en el vestíbulo o en línea en www.dioceseofbaker.org. CHOSEN: Your Journey Toward Confirmation. We are currently on session 9: When did my journey begin? (Baptism, Your Initiation into God’s Family) The imagery of Baptism is found in Creation; in Noah’s ark (where eight souls are saved “through water”); in the escape of the Hebrews under Moses from captivity by crossing the Red Sea; and in the crossing of the Jordan River by God’s chosen people in order to enter into the Promised Land. By understanding the symbolism and significance of this rite in their lives, students will be encouraged to think of the salvation story more definitively as their story. Religious Education starts NEXT SUNDAY September 11th 10:45AM Sacred Heart Religious Education Center Students wishing to receive First Communion or Confirmation must be enrolled in Religious Education. Forms can be found in the vestibule or in the parish office. La educación religiosa se inicia 11 de septiembre. Los estudiantes que deseen recibir la Primera Comunión o Confirmación deben estar inscritos en la educación religiosa. Las formas se pueden encontrar en el vestíbulo o en la oficina parroquial. Next week we will be honoring our catechists. Our Catechists do a wonderful job teaching the children about God and his love for us. Yes, it can be challenging at times. Catechists have to know the faith and sometimes admit when they don’t have the answer. They live out what they believe with their actions as well as their words. Let us pray for our Catechists this year. “Catechesis is intimately bound up with the whole of the Church’s life . . . her inner growth and correspondence with God’s plan depend essentially on catechesis” (CCC no. 7). La próxima semana honramos a nuestros catequistas. Nuestros Catequistas hacen un trabajo maravilloso enseñar a los niños acerca de Dios y de su amor por nosotros. Sí, puede ser difícil a veces. Catequistas tienen que conocer la fe y, a veces admitir cuando no tienen la respuesta. Viven lo que creen con sus acciones, así como sus palabras. Oremos por nuestros catequistas este año. "La catequesis está unida íntimamente a toda la vida de la Iglesia... su crecimiento interior, su correspondencia con el designio de Dios dependen esencialmente de ella" (no. 7). Mission Statement of Sacred Heart Church: “We are a people of God, guided by Sacred Scripture, Traditions and the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church to live and share the Gospel message of Christ.” 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time September 10-11, 2016 Extra-Ordinary Minister of Holy Communion Lector Around The Parish Sun. Sept 4: Server Acolyte Tues. Sept 6: Saturday 5:30PM Jerry Sweetman Cathy Hahn Ron Hahn Sunday, 9:30 AM (English) Don Metzler Gigi Zaborac Luz Maria Montgomery Marie Stanaway Tim Stanaway Sunday, 12:30 PM Laura Barajas Noemi Perez Juan Manuel Mendez Shendy McAtee Ted Yarosh Corina Moore Andrew Vickery Damon Boshuizen Sevilla Avila James Moore Connor Wyne Jerry Sweetman Don Metzler 9:30AM Mass 12:30AM Spanish Mass 4:00PM NO Confirmation Class 6:00PM Mass 6:00PM Wed. Sept 7: 8:00AM Baptism Class Mass 7:30PM Knights of Columbus Meeting Thurs Sept 8: 8:00AM Mass 4:00PM Mass at Crystal Terrace 5;30PM Rosa Mendez Emy Hernandez Diego Alonzo Readings/Lectura First Reading /Primera Lectura Second Reading/Segunda: Gospel Reading /Evangelio: Juan Manuel Mendez Fri Sept 9: 8:00AM Friday Mass Sat. Sept 10: 9:00AM Men of St. Joseph 3-4:00PM Sun Sept 11: Ex 32:7-11, 13-14 1 Tim 1:12-17 Lk 15:1-32 Monthly Budget: $33,000.00 (includes Parish Assessment) Last week’s offering: $4,158.59 August offering Total: $ 20,332.16 Amount still needed to fulfill this Month’s obligations: (12,667.84) In the future we will be combining the offering and the parish assessment as one item. This also is reflected in the increase in the monthly budget. Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for September 2016 Universal: Centrality of the Human Person That each may contribute to the common good and to the building of a society that places the human person at the center. Evangelization: Mission to Evangelize That by participating in the Sacraments and meditating on Scripture, Christians may become more aware of their mission to evangelize. Vigil Massw/ Fr. Karl Schray 9:30AM Mass w/ Fr Karl Schray 10:45AM 1st Day of Religious Education =) 12:30PM Spanish Mass w/ Fr Karl Schray 4:00PM Confirmation Class SESSION 8 9/11 Prayer Service & Patriotic Rosary 6:00PM 2016 Monthly Offertory Giving U P C O M I N G Sept 12: Sept 17: Sept 18: Sept 27: Oct 1: Oct 8: Oct 13: Oct 23: Confession/Reconciliation 5:30PM E V E N T S Catholic Daughter Potluck Meeting 11:30AM Deanery Catechetical Workshop at St. Pius X Coffee and Conversation with Blue Zones Parish Council Meeting 10th Annual Rosary Bowl NW Catholic Daughter’s Craft Fair Blue Zones Purpose Workshop Knights of Columbus Octoberfest Universal: centralidad de la persona humana que cada uno pueda contribuir al bien común ya la construcción de una sociedad que coloca a la persona humana en el centro. Evangelización: misión de evangelizar que al participar en los Sacramentos y la meditación de la Escritura, los cristianos pueden llegar a ser más conscientes de su misión de evangelizar. The following have asked for our prayers/Los siguientes han pedido nuestras oraciones: Collin Wynne, Marie Shaima, Tom Newcomb, Barbara Andersch, Ken Curtis, Edmond Barry O’Connor, Bob Bourget, Maria Magdalena Chavez, Darlene Haight, Art Alaniz, Cathy Seus, Ida Lamb, Amy Spannaus, Charl0tte McCarthy, Kyle Lamson, Nick and Maria Valdez, Gloria Mulvihill, Richard Rosco, Joe Cox, Maryetta Shere, Frank Foster, Rose Maupin, Bennie and Julia Rodriguez, Ed Andersch, John Rosco. Please remember our homebound parishioners. For the repose of the soul /Para el descanso del alma: Mary Hurley To add a name to the Prayer Corner, call Shendy at 882-8065. Mission The mission of the campaign is to bring together the body of Christ in a spirit of unity during a focused 40-day campaign of prayer, fasting, and peaceful activism, with the purpose of repentance, to seek God’s favor to turn hearts and minds from a culture of death to a culture of life, thus bringing an end to abortion. Misión La misión de la campaña es reunir el cuerpo de Cristo en un espíritu de unidad durante una enfocada campaña de 40 días de la oración, el ayuno y activismo pacífico, con el propósito de arrepentimiento, para buscar el favor de Dios para convertir los corazones y las mentes de una cultura de la muerte a una cultura de la vida, poniendo así fin al aborto. You are invited to join other Christians from throughout Klamath County as we take part in the national 40 Day for Life effort this fall. We will start with a Kick Off Event. Usted está invitado a unirse a otros cristianos de todo el condado de Klamath mientras tomamos parte en el Día nacional 40, fuente de vida de este otoño. Vamos a empezar con un Evento de Inicio. Kick Off Event Saturday, September 24 3-4:30PM at the Government Center 305 Main Street, Klamath Falls In addition to peaceful prayer and fasting to end abortion, please consider volunteering to pray outside the Government Center (on the corner of 3rd and Main Streets) for one or more hours a week during the 40 days, and help to spread the word to others about this important lifesaving, heart healing effort. To sign up for vigil hours visit https://40daysforlife.com/localcampaigns/klamath-falls/ Bring Awareness - Pray September 24 – November 6, 2017 at the Klamath County Government Center Corner of 3rd and Main Streets Evento de Inicio Sábado 24 de septiembre 3-4:30PM en el Centro de Gobierno 305 Main Street, Klamath Falls Además de la oración pacífica y ayuno para terminar el aborto, por favor considere ser voluntario para orar frente al Centro de Gobierno (en la esquina de 3rd y Main calles) para una o más horas de la semana durante los 40 días, y ayudar a pasar la palabra a los demás acerca de este importante evento de salvar la vida, esfuerzo curativo del corazón. Para inscribirse en las horas de vigilia visite a https://40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/klamath-falls/ Orar; Información de conciencia 24 septiembre-6 noviembre 2017 en el Centro de Gobierno del Condado de Klamath Esquina de calles 3ª y la Main MOVIDOS POR LA - MISERICORDIA La USCCB anima a las parroquias a orar "9 Días por la Vida" en octubre (el mes de Respetar la vida) y de nuevo en enero (el mes en el que se produce la Jornada de oración por la protección jurídica de los Niños no Nacidos). La parroquia Sagrado Corazón le gustaría fortalecer su MINISTERIO RESPETO A LA VIDA. ¿Usted estaría dispuesto a ayudar a organizar estas novenas y tal vez ayudar con la conciencia? Por favor, póngase en contacto con Sharla en la oficina parroquial si usted se siente llamado a este ministerio. The USCCB encourages parishes to pray “9 Days for Life” in October (Respect Life Month) and again in January (the month in which the Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children occurs). Sacred Heart Parish would like to strengthen its RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY. Would you be willing to help organize these novenas and perhaps help with public awareness? Please call contact Sharla in the parish office if you feel called to this ministry. Our Lady of Guadalupe is the Patroness of the Pro-life Movement. The image of Our Lady, given to St. Juan Diego, shows Mary as pregnant with Jesus. This image proclaimed the Gospel that "God is with us" (Emmanuel) and that therefore we can have the hope that gives us the courage to say "Yes" to life, just like Mary did. ¿Usted estaría dispuesto a ayudar a organizar estas novenas a la Virgen de Guadalupe y tal vez ayudar con el conocimiento público? Por favor llame a ponerse en contacto con el padre Roga o Sharla en la oficina parroquial si usted se siente llamado a este ministerio. Join us for Coffee and Conversation With Blue Zones Project Lead Erin Cox Sunday, September 18, 10:45 a.m. After 9:30 Mass in the Parish Hall Would you like to live a longer, happier, more meaningful life? Do you know that participating weekly in a faith community adds 14 years to the average life span? Is it coincidence that three of the five original Blue Zones communities of the world’s longest-lived people were predominantly Catholic? Join us for conversation, coffee and light refreshments after the 9:30 Mass, at 10:45 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 18 in the Parish Hall. Erin Cox, of the Blue Zones Project staff, and Lynne Butterworth, Parish Councilor, will lead a discussion of how small, voluntary choices can benefit us as individuals and as a parish community. It’s not just about eating healthier or more mindfully. Praying, having a purpose, a sense of belonging, putting family first, unwinding from stress, and moving naturally are also important to living longer, happier healthier lives! A new study beginning Wednesdays The “One Thing is Three” By Father Michael Gaitley September 14 – November 23 10AM session or 6PM session Sacred Heart Religious Education Center th rd Please call the office to reserve your spot Week 1: Introduction & Orientation Well, because we’re living in such an extraordinary time, I believe that God not only gives us a key to great sanctity but also a key to great wisdom. We find this key to wisdom in the theological term “communio,” meaning “communion.” This Latin word may be unfamiliar, but don’t be afraid. The concept is simple and yet amazingly powerful for the way it helps us grasp some of the deepest mysteries of our faith. Did you miss the last study? Well here is what Fr. Gaitley has to say about that. “Some movie sequels just don’t make sense unless you first see the original films. For instance, if you watch one of the movies from The Lord of the Rings trilogy out of order, you’ll be lost. On the other hand, there are other kinds of sequels that you can easily understand without having to see their precursors. For example, I’ve heard you can watch any of the 23 James Bond movies in whatever order you please and each one will completely make sense on its own. Well, I dare say that the Hearts Afire programs are like Bond Movies. I mean that you can fully enjoy and understand each one without having to “see” them in order. So, whether this is your first Hearts Afire program or your second or third, I’m confident you’re going to fully understand and enjoy it. Fr. Michael Gaitley LIFE TEEN for teenagers from 7 grade through 12th grade begins th Tuesday September 13th, 2016 with a bar b que potluck. 6:00PM LIFE TEEN is a movement within the Roman Catholic Church, that leads teenagers and their families into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church. LIFE TEEN Mass: The most important part of every Life Teen program night is the Mass. Each week we will meet in the Church at 6:00PM for Mass and then head over to the youth room for a Life Night. Life Nights come in three varieties: catechetical, issue, and social. Catechetical nights are designed to teach teens about some aspect of the Catholic faith. Issue nights deal with real life issues that teens deal with on a daily basis such as gossip, chastity, or drinking. Social nights are designed to help teens build friendships and develop stronger social bonds. LIFE TEEN is guided by seven core values. Eucharistic spirituality – Life teen teaches that the Eucharist is the "source and summit" of the Catholic faith, Love - Life Teen strives to show every teen that they are loved. Joy - Life Teen professes that "Jesus is a reason to be joyful and excited about life". Affirmation - As a community, all who take part in Life Teen are expected to support and encourage one another. Authenticity - Life Teen encourages teens to live an authentic life, one where they do not wear a "mask" or pretend to be someone they are not. Evangelization - As Jesus commissioned his disciples to "make disciples of all nations," Life Teen believes "that every teenager deserves a chance to have a relationship with Jesus" and invites all to participate. Primary vocation - The adult leaders of Life Teen are also called to take care of their primary responsibilities ahead of their commitments to Life Teen or any other purpose. Don’t miss out on this exciting program. Hamburgers and Hot Dogs will be provided by the Knights of Columbus. All you need to bring is your family a side dish and an open heart. Please call the office to let us know you will be attending.