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St. Mary’s Parish
January 25 2015
25 de enero 2015
Buy your tickets now!
Only $50 for admission to the auction and a delicious Italian dinner.
It will be a fun filled evening for all.
JOIN US FOR WEEK THREE OF OUR TEN WEEK SERIES!
This week’s topic is the “Mystery of God”
Join us once a week for “Catholicism”!
It’s a excellent video/discussion series by Father Robert Baron.
Join with other St. Mary’s Parishioners to discuss and learn together.
It’s not too late! Even if you haven’t come, we welcome you for session 3!
Monday’s at 1 led by Dr. Ursula Tabor in the Peace House ground level enter on 7th, or
Tuesday’s at 7 PM led by Brian Morin in the Maximillan Kolbe Room, or
Wednesday’s at 9:30 led by Charlene Dunten in the Peace House enter on Ellsworth or
Thursday at 9:30 AM led by Diana Crumpton in the Maximillan Kolbe Room, or
Saturday at 9:30 AM led by Kathy Reilly in the St. John XXIII Room
If you can’t come every week, come when you can!
The Maximillian Kolbe Room is off parking lot / playground area. Use door that opens to playground.
Vision Statement
“We, the people of St. Mary’s, envision a Christ centered ,
welcoming community enriched by the gifts
of a diverse heritage.
We remember our past and are open to our future:
living and sharing the Gospel with enthusiasm, joy and
celebration under the guidance and protection
of Mary, Our Lady of Perpetual Help.”
Declaración de la Visión:
"Nosotros, el pueblo de Santa María, imaginamos una comunidad acogedora centrada en Cristo enriquecida por los
dones de un patrimonio diverso.
Recordamos nuestro pasado y estamos abiertos a nuestro
futuro: viviendo y compartiendo el Evangelio con entusiasmo, alegría y celebración, bajo la guía y la protección de
María, Nuestra Señora del
Perpetuo Socorro".
This week is prayer for Christian Unity. This year’s theme “Give Me a Drink” comes from the Gospel “The Woman at the Well”. Diversity was never a hindrance for Jesus. Though it looked like
Jesus broke customs, His radical actions closed gaps and built bridges.
Jesus invites us to do as He did. In Christianity, where there are different traditions, we are called
to respect and treat each other the way Jesus does. Though we are different, we call and worship
the same God. Thus Jesus brings all of us together to the same Father.
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This week, we are also called to pray to end abortion and promote culture of life. In the anniversary of the decision in the
case Roe vs. Wade, many unborn children were not given the chance to live. The pro-choice stance have misled many
men and women. Let our prayers place hope in this part of the world and help protect the life of the unborn and guide
those who are misguided.
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Let us talk about Jesus’ growing ministry. In this weekend’s Gospel, Jesus called His first disciples. He called them directly from their busy-ness. The disciples did not have second thoughts. They left their work and followed Jesus.
We do not want to be disturbed when we are busy. It is disrespect of our time when something else obliges. What can
possibly take us away from our packed calendar? God? Sports? Well-deserved vacation?
God is surely giving us the challenge: Can we leave behind everything for the sake of the Kingdom of God?
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As we kick-off our 130 years of foundation, let us strengthen our faith family today for the sake of the future. This February 7, we are raising fund for the future of our family. This year’s auction Un Futuro Glorioso will help the formation of our
children and youth. Please be willing to create that bright and good future for our parish family by supporting the children
and youth of our parish.
Esta semana es la oración por la unidad cristiana. El tema de este año es "Dame de beber" viene del Evangelio
“La mujer junto al pozo". La Diversidad nunca fue un obstáculo para Jesús. Aunque parecía que Jesús rompió costumbres, sus acciones radicales cerraron brechas y construyo puentes .
Jesús nos invita a hacer lo que Él hizo. En el cristianismo, donde hay diferentes tradiciones, estamos llamados a
respetar y tratar a los demás como Jesús lo hace. Aunque somos diferentes, nos llamamos y adoramos al mismo Dios.
Así Jesús nos lleva a todos juntos a un mismo Padre.
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Esta semana, también estamos llamados a orar para terminar con el aborto y promover la cultura de la vida. En el
aniversario de la decisión en el caso Roe vs. Wade, muchos niños no nacidos no se les dio la oportunidad de vivir. La
postura de pro-elección han engañado a muchos hombres y mujeres. Que nuestra oración sea la esperanza en esta parte del mundo y ayude a proteger la vida del aun no nacido y guíe a los que están equivocados.
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Hablemos del creciente ministerio de Jesús. En el Evangelio de este fin de semana, Jesús llamó a sus primeros
discípulos. Los llamó directamente de su ajetreo. Los discípulos no tienen dudas. Ellos dejaron su trabajo y siguieron a
Jesús.
No queremos ser molestado cuando estamos ocupados. Es una falta de respeto a nuestro tiempo, cuando otra cosa obliga. Lo que posiblemente nos puede llevar lejos de nuestro calendario lleno? Dios? Deportes?
Merecidas vacaciones?
Dios, sin duda nos está dando el reto: ¿Podemos dejar atrás todo por el bien del Reino de
Dios?
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A medida que nos acercamos a nuestros 130 años de fundación, vamos a fortalecer
nuestra familia de fe hoy para un mejor futuro. Este 07 de febrero, estamos recaudando fondos para el futuro de nuestra familia. La subasta de este año Un Futuro Glorioso ayudará a la
formación de nuestros niños y jóvenes. Por favor, estemos dispuesto a crear ese futuro brillante y bueno para nuestra familia parroquial mediante el apoyo a los niños y jóvenes de
nuestra parroquia.
Adult Confirmation If you are an
adult Catholic (12th grade or older)
who has made their first communion but not been confirmed, consider joining us this year for adult
confirmation sessions.
Adult Confirmation begins January
22 @ 6:30 PM in the Maximillan
Kolbe room.
Please bring your baptismal certificate.
Other class dates:
1/29, 2/12, 2/26, 3/19, 3/26 and
4/16 all at 6:30 PM.
Additional dates are: 3/1 at noon;
and 3 / 4 at 7 PM.
Confirmation will be Sunday afternoon April 26 at 5 PM.
Practice will be earlier that afternoon. For more information call
Kathy Reilly @ 541-926-1449.
Mass Schedule and Intentions
January 24 - 25
Saturday
5:00 PM ~ Memory of David White
Saturday
7:00 PM ~ For the People of St. Mary’s
Sunday
8:30 AM ~ Memory of Doug Wainwright
Sunday
11:00 AM ~ Memory of June Falk
Sunday
1:00 PM ~ Memory of Michael Howells
Monday
8:30 PM ~ communion service
Tuesday
8:30 AM ~ communion service
Tuesday
5:30 PM ~ Memory of George Potter
Wednesday 8:30 AM ~ For the Souls in Purgatory
Wednesday 5:30 PM ~ Intention for Jenny
Thursday
8:30 AM ~ For the Souls in Purgatory
Friday
8:30 AM ~ Memory of Michael Howells
Friday
7:00 PM ~ Memory of Daniel Reyes
January 31 – February 1
Saturday
5:00 PM ~ Memory of Fr. Joe Cantillon
Saturday
7:00 PM ~ For the People of St. Mary’s
Sunday
8:30 AM ~ Memory of Dolores Cassinelli
Sunday
11:00 AM ~ Memory of Nellie Cromwell
Sunday
1:00 PM ~ Intention for Jesse
Mass Intentions
If you would like to have a Mass offered for a particular intention
or for someone who has died, please call the parish office. The
stipend for the Mass is $10. Our office staff will help you to find a
date and time for the Mass.
INFANT / YOUNG CHILD BAPTISM CLASS
The next class is scheduled for Tuesday, February 10th, 2015
starting at 6:30pm in the Fireplace room of the Peace House.
The entrance is up the steps on the side facing Ellsworth.
This class is for parents with infants or children younger than
2nd grade. Please call the parish office at least one week before the class to register – 541-926-1449. The class fee is
$10.
goodies. All the profit will be divided to the Right to Life Education Fund and Fish Guest House. Thank you for your support to our community families now and in the past.
Today, we will take up the Collection for the Catholic Communication Campaign (CCC). This collection communicates
the Gospel through Catholic social media activities and enriches our faith through podcasts, television, radio, and print
media. Please be generous in this week’s collection and supPrayer Shawl Ministry port this important work. Remember, half of your donation
will meet on Monday,
stays in our (arch)diocese to support local communication
January 26. at 9:00am - needs. The CCC is how we share our experience of faith,
11:00a. in the basement worship, and witness.
of the Lady of Guadalupe House. Meetings
Hoy realizaremos la Colecta para la Campaña Católica de
are open to anyone and la Comunicación (CCC). Esta colecta comunica el Evangelio
there is no membership a través de actividades en los medios sociales católicos y
requirements - we have yarn and supplies to get you started enriquece nuestra fe a través de los podcasts, la televisión, la
or just come visit to see what this ministry is all about. Meet- radio y la prensa escrita. Por favor, sean generosos en la
ings are held twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Mondays.
colecta de esta semana y den su apoyo a esta importante
Shawls are located in a cabinet in the Gathering Space and labor. Recuerden que la mitad de sus donaciones permanece
also in plastic bins stored in the sacristy for your selection.
en nuestra (arqui)diócesispara financiar las necesidades
If you would like more information about this ministry or would locales en el campo de la comunicación. A través de la CCC
like to obtain a shawl for someone in need, you can contact
es como compartimos nuestra experiencia de fe, veneración
Carol Hawke at 541-926-2106 or email they testimonio.
[email protected] or Pat Jacobson at 541-928-2327 or
the parish office.
We want to thank those of you who have given your tax deductible donation for the “Rounding Board” picture of the old
The Catholic Daughters will be having a bake sale the
church and the Virgin Mary for the Albany Carousel.
weekend of January 24-25. Please help if you can with your We are close to our goal but would like more deductible donasupport by purchasing some of our ladies best homemade
tions. God Bless, Mamie Henny
Prayer Corner 
Please keep all those who are ill or suffering in your prayers.
For those who are ill or homebound: Cliff, Gavin, Jennifer, Joshua, Fr. Pat, Wes, Sean Alpapara, Gretta Aker, Anita Anderson, Shirley Baley, Cecelia Bangelinan, Al & Karen Barrios, Tony Barbisan, Carl Beyer, Brianna Boyd, Joshua Brown, Robert Brown,
Alizabeth Buchert, Kim Buckner, Bob & Linda Burroughs, Polly Calligan, Florencia Carrasco , Mel Chaput, Mark Dempsey, Bob Distifino, Paul Eldred, Steve Engberg, Florence Fitzgerald, Ashley Torgeson Fuller, Jack Gall, Morris Gerke, Kevin Greig, Magdalena
Quitugua, Jesus Hagan, Family o f Tom Haller, Alice Hamilton, Beth Harrington, Andrew Hasler, Bruce Heilman, Vonnie Heilman, Rose
Hellman, Connie Hoffman, Tyler Hoflich, Hank and Betty Horvath, Andrea Hughes, Regina Jones, Jayden Johnson, Terry Krom, Dale
Lang, Marla Lawrence, William Lawrence, Randy Lloyd, Betty Martin, Yvonne and baby, Kathy Martin, Katerina Masvidal, Karen
McCann, Marie McGough, JJ Mendoza –Torres, Jeff Mullen, Neal and Normalyn, Pat Norby, Lady Ortiz, Caleb Owen, Mary Paquin,
Mike Peaslee, Cheryl Perri, Kiki Predmore, Luisa Quitugua, Carol Rambousek, Judy Reyes, Nathdaniel Rodriguez, Tim Rothengass,
Roger Ross, Cathy Sargent, Tom Savage, Toni Steward, Dorona Sosa, Rose Sotter, Judy Stephen, Cliff Swanson, Judith Sullivan,
Maureen Tobey, Anicia Tomokane ,Wendy Torgeson Sandy Truett, Zakery Williams, Betty Ward, Traci Warner, Steve Wichman , Bill
White Jr. , Shaun and Travis Wigle, Katherine Wilson, Sharon Wise, a special intention.
We pray for peace throughout our entire world. We remember our family members and friends who are serving in the military:
Brian Aker, Mike Andre, Michael Coker, Andy Borst, Michael Dooley, Scott Doss, Kim Fox, Lynn Nelson-Gall, Thomas Hellman, Phillip
Pipinich Hernandez, Ryan Hulburt, Scott Krantz, Christopher Lambert, Gaige Lowden, Dan Lyon, Pedro Manibusan Jr, Ryan Mayton,
Kevin McNulty, Mark Moll, Cormac Mullins, Jamie Munchel , Aaron Nguyen, Nathan Nofziger, Annie O;Connell, Ryan Ostermann,
Mathew Paben, Brad Paben, Adam Paben, Michael Parker, Michael Pitzer, Alan Philips,, Brianna Ponder-Martinez Neil Reilly, David
Richardson, Anthony Rhoden, Andrew Rhoden, Jorge L. Martinez-Salinas, Karl Schmidt, Jesse Schnablegger, Nick Schoenmann Michael J Scott, Michael P. St. Romain, Jeff Stephen, Steve Ungvarsky, Matthew Vanella, Nicole Woody. If you would like to add the
name of someone who is serving in the military, please call the office.
For the repose of the souls of all the faithful departed:
Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal 2015
Most past contributors to the Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal
will receive a mailing from Archbishop Sample within the next
few days. Appeal funds are used to help fund Archdiocesan
offices and agencies that assist the parishes and their people.
In addition, part of the funds are used to assist retired archdiocesan priests and seminarian education. The theme of the
2015 Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal is “Teach, Bless, Serve.”
As you consider the amount you can pledge to help these
ministries, please reflect on the following:
Contributing to the Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal is one concrete way to “Teach, Bless, Serve.” Take a moment to honestly examine all the God-given blessings in your life and then
ask not yourself, but ask God: “What is just?” By our baptism
and our confirmation in the Catholic Church, each of us is
called to serve as a good shepherd. We’re called not only to
follow Christ but to be Christ.
Please pray for the Lord’s guidance as you consider the
above reflections, and please give generously according to
the blessings God has given you.
Colecta Católica del Arzobispo del 2015
La mayoría de los contribuyentes que han participado anteriormente de la Colecta Católica del Arzobispo estarán recibiendo en los próximos días, un correo de parte del Arzobispo Sample. Los fondos recolectados son utilizados para
ayudar a financiar las agencias y oficina Arquidiócesanas que
apoyan a las parroquias y a sus feligreses. Además, parte de
los fondos son utilizados para ayudar a los sacerdotes Arquidiócesanos jubilados y a la educación Seminarista. El tema de la Colecta Católica del Arzobispo del 2015 es
“Enseñar, Bendecir, Servir”. Mientras usted considera la cantidad con la cual podría usted comprometerse para ayudar a
los ministerios, por favor reflexione sobre lo siguiente:
Contribuir a la Colecta Católica del Arzobispo es una manera
concreta de "Enseñar, Bendecir, Servir". Tome un momento
para examinar honestamente todas las bendiciones que Dios
le ha dado en su vida y, luego pregúntele a Dios: "Qué es
justo?" Por nuestro bautismo y nuestra confirmación en la
iglesia Católica, cada uno de nosotros está llamado a servir
como un buen pastor. Estamos llamados no sólo a seguir a
Cristo, sino también ser Cristo
Por favor, pida por la guía del Señor mientras usted toma en
consideración las reflexiones anteriores, y, por favor, contribuya generosamente de acuerdo a las bendiciones que
Dios le ha dado.
Offertory Update
Actual 01/18/15 …………….. $6,741
Building & Maintenance: $550
Raise the Roof: $130
Local Charities: $155
Education Fund: $95
Hispanic Mass: $879
Take Another Look
If you or someone you know is interested in joining
the Catholic Church or returning to the Church,
please come to “Take Another Look” on Tuesday,
January 27 at 6:30 PM in the chapel. This will be an
informal session with lots of time for questions.
There will also be time for a tour of the church.
Thank you for your support of St. Mary’s Parish through your
prayers, good wishes and gifts of time and money. If you
would like to use envelopes or EFT to make your donations,
please contact the parish office. Thanks!
Do You Know Someone who wants to know more about the
Catholic Church? Do you know an adult who would like to be
baptized? Please invite them to come to Inquiry sessions beginning on Tuesday, Feb. 3 at 6:30 PM in Our Lady of Peace
House. They will be held the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each
month following that. For more information please call Kathy
at 541-926-1449. Thank you
Saturday February 7
One mass only at 4:30 PM!
Care for Creation Use drapes to insulate your windows. Closed
drapes keep warm air in. Open drapes allow the sun’s rays to
warm rooms.
Eucharistic Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Saint John Bosco, Priest, Salesian founder, Italy (18151888) - January 31 "Do you want the Lord to give you
many graces? Visit Him often. Do you want Him to give you
few graces? Visit Him rarely. Do you want the devil to attack
you? Visit Jesus rarely in the Blessed Sacrament. Do you
want him to flee from you? Visit Jesus often. Do you want to
conquer the devil? Take refuge often at the feet of Jesus. Do you want to be conquered by the devil? Forget
about visiting Jesus. My dear ones, the visit to the Blessed
Sacrament is an extremely necessary way to conquer the
devil. Therefore, go often to visit Jesus and the devil will not
come out victorious against you." (St John Bosco)
Please join us in the chapel for Eucharistic Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament this Friday following the 8:30 mass and
going until 8:00 pm. Everyone is welcome. Spend as much or
as little time as you can. Contact Jackie at 917-0458 or Theresa at 926-3114 or Caroline at 924-9952 evenings, or just
stop by. Thank You for offering our Lord this special hour.
Expect God's blessing, and give Him thanks.
Volunteer Caregivers "Share Your Heart" with someone for
Valentine's Day. For a $15 donation, Volunteer Caregivers
will deliver a bouquet of 4-5 carnations with ferns to a person
of your choice or one from our list. Orders need to be made
by Sunday, February 8th and will be delivered by the
13th. Call our office at 541-928-2173, go online to volunteercaregivers.org or by email to [email protected] . We
are a non-profit serving the low income senior community
here is Albany.
Regis High School Information Day – “Success is where
faith and knowledge meet” - January 25, 2015 @ 1:00 PM
in the Student Center, 550 W. Regis Street, Stayton. If you
are a 7th or 8th grader (or parent) and are making plans for
high school, or a high school-aged student, this is for
you. Meet the teachers, students, parents, administrators and
learn about academics, athletics, fine and performing arts,
service and leadership, faith-based learning, and financial aid.
Enjoy refreshments and learn how to enroll at Regis now. A
program will begin at 1:00 p.m. with a welcome from Principal
Scott Coulter. Student ambassadors will lead campus tours,
followed by an activity fair and opportunities to learn more
about tuition assistance.
For more information, call 503-769-2159, email [email protected], or go to website @ regishighschool.net. Alumni and members of the community are also
welcome. Please join us!
Catholic Charities Pregnancy Support & Adoption Services is in need of loving, caring families interested in expanding their family through open adoption. We are experiencing a shortage of families and need couples who are willing to join us in ministry to women facing an unexpected pregnancy. Our next Orientation Class is February 27 & 28. For
more details or to schedule a free informational interview,
contact Shawn Cass at 503-238-5196 or
[email protected]<mailto:scass@catholicch
aritiesoregon.org>."
message (name and number) at 503-375-6362. No fee for this
workshop series. Don't settle for a "good enough" marriage...
make it an exceptional marriage!
Healing Mass Friday, January 30 @ 7 PM.
Saturday, February 7
Mass at 4:30 PM!
From the Archdiocese: The Archdiocese has just learned
that the IRS is delayed in issuing IP-PINs. Thus, you may not
receive an IP-PIN during this tax season, even though you
had a background check performed in connection with service
for the Archdiocese, a parish or school. The IRS will continue
to issue IP-PINs on a rolling basis. If you have received an IPPIN, you must use it to file your taxes. If you have not received an IP-PIN, IRS advises that the best way to protect
yourself is to file your taxes early. IRS apologizes for the delays and the confusion it has caused.
The FAQs posted in the Archdiocese’s website are being revised accordingly and will be updated on Tuesday, January
20, 2015. If you have questions, please contact the IRS Identity Protection Special Unit at 1-800-908-4490
or visit a Taxpayer Assistance Center. Please do not contact
the Archdiocese or your parish or school. Neither the Archdiocese nor your parish or school has any further information on
the issuance of IP-PINs.
Where Is??? We sometimes get questions about the locations of various rooms/ buildings.
Our Lady of Peace House—which is the main office building—is the house on the corner of Ellsworth and 7th. The
main entrance to the offices is on Ellsworth Street.
Our Lady of Guadalupe House— is the light green house on
the corner of Ellsworth and 8th Street. It is the house closest
Making Love Last.
to the church.
Queen of Peace Church, Salem Oregon, 7:00 - 8:30pm
Monday, February 09, 2015, Working Through Our Problems St. Maximillan Kolbe room is one of the classrooms in the Ed
Intentionally, In this workshop we'll learn how to resolve con- Center. To find the Maximillan Kolbe room you can park on
the parking lot / playground. Look for the room that extends
flict constructively. Other workshops in this series: March 9,
out from the rest of the building. It has several tall windows.
Connecting Through Intimacy, April 13, Trusting Again This
The door into the room is adjacent the sawdust area.
workshop is for couples or individuals, unmarried, engaged,
St. John XXIII Room is on the second floor of the church
married, or remarried any number of years; and individuals
separated, or divorced; who would like to invest an evening in building. You can enter by the back door to the church, then
take the stairs or the elevator to the second floor. The room is
learning how to sustain and strengthen their relationships.
Presented by Martin Gay, marriage and family therapist. More just at the top of the elevator or the stairs.
Information and Register online at <http://
www.martingay.com/>. www.martingay.com or by leaving a
Early Data Suggests Severe Flu Season
Based on early data, the 2014-2015 flu season could be severe. This
season’s flu vaccine may be less effective at protecting you against the
flu. People who get the vaccine, however, are still protected against two
common flu strains and may experience milder symptoms if they get the
mutated strain. It is not too late to get the vaccine!
Is it a Cold or the Flu?
The flu and the common cold have similar
symptoms. It can be difficult to tell the
difference between them. Symptoms such as
fever, body aches, tiredness, and cough are
more common and intense with the flu.
People with colds are more likely to have a
runny or stuffy nose.
Your health care provider can give you a test
within the first few days of your illness to
determine whether or not you have the flu.
Can the flu be treated?
Yes. There are prescription medications called
“antiviral drugs” that can be used to treat
influenza illness. When used for treatment,
antiviral drugs can lessen symptoms and
shorten the time you are sick by 1 or 2 days.
They also can prevent serious flu
complications, like pneumonia. Studies show
that it is best to start taking them within the
first two days of illness.
Flu Symptoms include:
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A 100oF or higher fever or
feeling feverish (not everyone
with the flu has a fever)
A cough and/or sore throat
A runny or stuffy nose
Headaches and/or body aches
Chills
Fatigue
Nausea/vomiting (usually in
children)
Resource website http://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/disease/spread.htm
for St. Mary’s church bulletin 1/14/15
The Flu Is Contagious
Symptoms start 1 to 4 days after the virus
enters the body. Most healthy adults may be
able to infect other people beginning 1 day
before symptoms develop and up to 5 to 7
days after becoming sick. That means that
you may be able to pass on the flu to
someone else before you know you are sick,
as well as while you are sick.
People with flu can spread it to others up to
about 6 feet away. Most experts think that flu
viruses are spread mainly by droplets made
when people with flu cough, sneeze or talk.
These droplets can land in the mouths or
noses of people who are nearby or possibly be
inhaled into the lungs. Less often, a person
might also get flu by touching a surface or
object that has flu virus on it and then
touching their own mouth or nose.
To avoid this, people should stay away from
sick people and stay home if sick. It also is
important to wash hands often with soap and
water. If soap and water are not available, use
an alcohol-based hand rub. Linens, eating
utensils, and dishes belonging to those who
are sick should not be shared without washing
thoroughly first. Eating utensils can be
washed either in a dishwasher or by hand with
water and soap and do not need to be cleaned
separately.
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Oratory Contest: Mary Austin 541-928-8706
SA/Drawing: Marguerite Rozelle 541-926-1685
Celebrating 130 Years
Catholic Faith, Family & Service
Thanks to everyone who stopped by the displays last weekend to find out more about our 130th Anniversary
Celebration! We have left the display up for this weekend, just in case you missed it. Over the next several
months there will be a variety of ways that you can help. We have listed some ideas below. Thanks!
Name: _______________________________________________ Phone: ______________________
Email: _____________________________________________________________________________
___ I like to plan and organize, please give me a call and let me know more about this.
___ I like to cook, please let me know when you need help with this.
___ I like to bake, please let me know when you need help with this.
___ I like to decorate and arrange things, please let me know when you need help with this.
___ I am willing to help with set up or take down, please let me know when you need help with this.
Also, we are trying to locate alumni from St. Mary’s School. Please list any alums below including the years they
attended St. Mary’s. If you have an address, phone or email, please include that too. Thanks!
Please return this form to the office or in the collection or email: [email protected]
MIDDLE and HIGH SCHOOL
YOUTH GROUP
This Sunday, Jan. 25th!
YG begins at 6:32 pm
All middle and high school youth
WELCOME!
Youth Lock-in at Safari Sam’s, Feb. 15th
MS & HS Parent Drivers & Chaperones are needed BEFORE
we accept youth registrations for this event (7:30 pm - 9:15 am).
Please contact the Youth Ministry Office as soon as possible if you will
help (541-905-3491, [email protected]). Thank you so much!
For HS Youth, Thursday evenings, 7:00-8:30 pm
Open Gym: 6:40-7:00 pm (Enter on 9th St.)
Meets on Jan. 29, Feb. 5, March 5 & 19,
April 16 & 30 and May 7.
Youth Ministry Happenings
1/24
1/25
1/29
Confirmation (Spanish), 5:00-6:45 pm
Middle School Youth Group, 6:32-8:30 pm
High School Youth Group, 6:32-8:30 pm
High School “Into the Deep” 7:00-8:30 pm
Confirmation
Reminders
Next Candidate Session
February 8th, 6:30-8:30 pm
Resurrection Project Outline Due
Please bring it with you if you
haven’t already turned yours in.
For information on these or any other
youth activities, please contact the
Youth Ministry Office at 541-905-3491
or [email protected].
National Catholic Youth Conference
November 18-22, 2015
INFORMATION MEETINGS
 Sunday, January 25, 2015
9:40-10:50 am, Youth Loft
This is the final of 4 NCYC Information
Meetings. Interested youth who will be in
10th-12th grades next Sept. AND their
parents are asked to attend.
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Open gym at 6:40 pm. Enter on 9 St.
2/01
2/07
Whole Community Catechesis, 9:40-10:50 am
Middle School Youth Group, 6:32-8:30 pm
High School Youth Group, 6:32-8:30 pm
St. Mary’s Auction, Futuro Glorioso!
All proceeds benefit Children and Youth Ministries
2/08
2/14
2/15
Confirmation (English), 6:30-8:30 pm
Confirmation (Spanish), 5:00-6:45 pm
Confirmation (English), 6:30-8:00 pm
Please note change in end time so youth may
Attend Safari Sam’s Lock-in.
Safari Sam’s Lock-in for MS & HS Youth
Meet at 7:30 pm, Depart at 8:15 pm
We will also have information about
Steubenville Northwest
July 30-Aug 2, 2015
Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA
There will be additional meetings for this in Feb.
I  St. Mary’s
Live auction & dinner
February 7, 2015
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
#1461
Regent: Geri Martin,
541-971-8187
1st Monday each month @ 7 PM
All lady parishioners welcome!
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St. Mary’s
Appreciates our
Bulletin advertisers!
This space is available.
Call Joni @ 541-926-1449
For information.
Albany Helping Hands Thrift Store
705 First Ave E
Changing Lives
Open 10 AM— 6 PM
Monday– Saturday
Donate a Vehicle
Help a Neighbor
St. Vincent de Paul’s
Car Program
1-800-227-8223
Free towing
This space is available.
Call Joni @ 541-926-1449
For information.
ABIQUA CREEK CONSTRUCTION, INC
New Construction * Remodel
Steve Boragine
General Building Contractor
Phone/Fax 541-327-7991
CCB#168948
Cell 503-991-6538
Welcome to St. Mary’s Parish
January 25, 2015
Third Sunday of Ordinary Time
706 Ellsworth SW, Albany, OR 97321
Father Aniceto Guiriba, Administrator, ext 301
Pastoral Associate: Kathy Reilly ext 301
Music Director: Nancy Higgins, ext 304
Parish Office: Marty Kloeck and Teresa Middlemiss
Youth Coordinator: Cherrie Barnes ext 315
Business Office: Joni Siewell ext 305
Parish Office: 541-926-1449
Emergency Phone: 541-990-5552
Fax: 541-926-2191
Email: [email protected]
web site: www.stmarysalbany.com
Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday at 5 PM; Sunday at 8:30 & 11:00 AM
Reconciliation Saturday 3:30 PM—4:30 PM ; Tuesday 4:30—5:20 or by appointment
Mass in Spanish Saturday’s at 7 PM and Sunday’s at 1 PM
Office hours Tuesday- Friday ~ 9 to noon & 1 to 4
In Times of Need
PRAYER CHAIN: Fran Pace, [email protected]
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY: if you would like a prayer shawl for someone who is ill or experiencing a loss, please Carol Hawke at
541-926-2106 or [email protected].
RETROUVAILLE / REDISCOVERY OF OREGON: for couples whose marriages are experiencing pain or communication breakdown.
1-800-470-2230 or www.helpourmarriage.com.
BEGINNING EXPERIENCE: weekly support meetings and weekend retreats to aid in healing and beginning again for the widowed,
divorced and separated or anyone experiencing the death or loss of a friend or relative. 503-393-2361.
Asistentes para la Pastoral en el Ministerio Hispano
Marciano y Honorina Lopez
Sacramentos
Para información sobre los sacramentos, por favor póngase en
contacto con las siguiente personas:
Bautismo: Marcos y Aracelli Rodríguez 541-979-5140
Primera Comunión: Laura Rodríguez 541-791-9305
Boda: Humberto y Susana Martínez 541-971-2698
Quinceañera: María Chavez 541-220-5044
Confirmación: Marciano y Honorina López 541-971-6064
Para los adultos que no han hecho su Bautismo / Primera
Comunión / o Confirmación pónganse en contacto con:
Sergio Rodríguez 541-730-7295
Representante del Consejo Pastoral: Lizeth Cervantes
541-974-6096
Sábado:19:00
Misa en español:
Domingo 13:00
Oficina: Teresa Middlemiss 541-926-1449
Martes, Miércoles, Jueves, Viernes de 13:00 - 16:00
confesión
Aqui en la Parroquia:
Sábados : tres treinta a cuatro treinta pm
Martes : cuatro treinta a cinco treinta pm
Miércoles : cuatro treinta a cinco treinta pm
Hay un acuerdo especial para aquellas personas que no
puedan hablar o entender ingles / pueden asistir a la Iglesia
Santa Maria en Corvallis / en los siguientes horarios.
Sábados : de tres a cinco pm
Domingo : de doce treinta a una pm
Miércoles: de cinco a seis pm
www.stmarysalbany.com
Colecta de la misa—17 & 18 de enero $879
gracias por su donación