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21st SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM AUGUST 21, 2016

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August 22nd – August 28th

9am Mass Monday

Hong Nguyen Pham Family

9am Mass Tuesday

Mollman Family Sanctity of Life Mass Comm.

6:15pm Mass Wednesday

David Prati Fr. Jack

9am Mass Thursday

Mrs. Maria Khieng M/M Viet Nguyen

Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

5pm Mass SATURDAY

Mary Cassarino Julia Lee

9am Mass SUNDAY

Our Parish Family Fr. Jack

11:45am Mass SUNDAY

Tao Pham Family

Sacrament of Forgiveness (Penance, Reconciliation, Confession)

Mon, Tue, & Thurs after Morning Mass (Just ask Father after Mass)

Saturday from 4:00pm – 4:30pm Confessions by Appointment

Wednesday at 5:45pm Or at any other time

Come, Visit the Lord

In The Blessed Sacrament

Mary was directed by the angel Gabriel to name her child Jesus which in Hebrew is Yeshua. In English this name means the one who will save God’s people by forgiving their sins. In today’s gospel passage Jesus is on the way to Jerusalem where he will fulfill his mission to achieve salvation by dying on the cross when he is asked: Lord, will they be few in number who are saved? In response, Jesus directs his followers to strive to enter the kingdom of heaven through the narrow gate. He indicates that getting through this gate will be difficult and require a lot of strength. This kind of talk on the part of Jesus may sound odd and too rigorous for many Christians in this secular culture which encompasses us. Many seem to be under the impression that a person just needs to be as nice as they can be to win a place in heaven. Now Jesus was many things, but nice wasn’t one of them. He was honest and truthful and courageous. He was bold, forthright, and could get in the face of both the religious officials and his own disciples. In the gospel passage we heard today, Jesus was anything but nice when he referred to people claiming to be his followers knocking on the door to heaven after it had been closed as those whom he didn’t even know. But they claimed to have shared meals with him at table. Ouch! What an awful thing it would be to have heaven’s door shut in our faces! So, being saved apparently takes more than just having known some things about Jesus or having shared meals with him at Mass. We get a big clue in John’s Gospel where Jesus states clearly: If you love me you will follow my teachings. This requires two things of us: To know what he teaches by becoming his disciple; and being filled with the Holy Spirit so that we can actually do the kinds of things which Jesus himself did. It would seem like a good idea to ask ourselves: Am I seeking to be a true disciple of Jesus or am I gambling that being a nice person might be enough to make my way through the narrow gate?

WILL

MANY BE

SAVED?



Never been baptized?

Baptized as a Protestant but considering becoming a Catholic?

Baptized Catholic but never received Holy Communion or Confirmation?

Already Catholic but desire to become a more intentional disciple of Jesus?

AUGUST 31st

7:00pm

Food Video Discussion

BEGINS WITH THE

ALPHA COURSE!

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31st

7:00pm Joyce Center

Food Video Discussion

RETURN ALPHA/JOURNEY of FAITH REGISTRATIONS TO THE

BASKET IN THE COMMONS

SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION FOR CHILDREN

The Church has two ways of initiating children. One is for infants and children through approximately the age of five. The other is for unbaptized children who are in the third grade. These children may be eligible for the Journey of Faith for Children provided that they have been enrolled in RE classes the previous year and are enrolled for classes this year. They must also be attending Mass regularly with a Catholic parent or

guardian. If their parents meet the qualifications listed below, they may be prepared for the celebration of the Sacraments of Initiation - Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist - after an appropriate time of formation.

Parents must be striving to actively live the faith

Enrollment in ALPHA highly encouraged

Contact Margaret or Fr. Jack

With Questions

QUESTIONS?

CONTACT FATHER JACK or MARGARET



Jon Abt Theresa Aide Kris Ajamie Donna Allford Bailey Anderson Bert Alvarez Annette Balderas Carri Beck Michelle Brewer Ray Brewer Marian Chessmore Diane Cook Rose Cook Roberta Cullip Cynthia Garza Virginia Goetz Ruthann Gonterman Shirley Graham Esther Guzman Chester Hagnoski Ruth Hansen Wanda Kuzmic Kathy Lazier Maria Londono Joanie Masilon David Miller Megan Muir Olivia Muir Caroline Newell Neena Newell Ramona Orland Loretta Plumlee Chris Politte Shannon Saturno Mary Schultz Ted Schwartz Charles Shatswell Yvonne Smith Joe D. Snodgrass Bradley Stewart Reginald Stewart Thomas Tran Gina Urbina Maria Valdez Rebecca White Williams Family Arlen Williams Imogene Wood

HOMEBOUND

August 27-28 Altar Server Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Gifts Hospitality Lector Coordinator

SATURDAY 5PM

Tom Strotman Raymond Catalano Andrew Spellman

James Emmen Carol Hix Mike Jaques John Fitzgerald

Fani Rodriguez Nicole Spellman Fred Spellman Tom Strotman Robin Teske

Colleen Fitzgerald Martin Fitzgerald Brian Muzny Sam Muzny

Jeanne Flanders William Flanders Wayne Wolfenkoehler Wilma Wolfenkoehler

Denise Dwyer Marva Yandell

Patti Muzny

SUN 9AM Kevin Cao Joseph Julian Kye Johnson

David Aulner Gina Crissman Pam Cusack Donna Galier Gail Gonshor Mercy Hulley Ray Hulley

Dorothy Killian Jo Nance Thai Pham William Seck Sandra Varner Tina Wharton

John Steger Pat Steger Jaci Noxon Kathleen Noxon Amanda Smith

Jim Ferguson Joanne Lorimor Joe Ann Randall Ron Schaefer

Rita Galier Dina Jones-Griggs

Eual McCrite

SUN 11:45AM

Rose Tran Jay Harris Andrew Means

Hector Denis Gina Atkins Rick Atkins Peggy Denker Michael Friedt Nancy Lyle

Roy Lyle Gayla Maupin Caryl Prati Carl Cook John Prati

Harris Family John Gonshor

Christy Bartlett Gloria Goff Deborah Kamphaus Patti Riva

Angela Lister Alexander Markcum

Debbie Friedt

Joyce Beauregard Lillian Brehm Margaret Crawford Harold Cusack Nancy Davis Frances Drabowsky Goldie Evans Pat Everhart Ruth Frejo Gladys Grizzle Rosita Hall Tom Hanson Roger Kane Fred Martin Alberta Marquez Michelle Mathew Martha Maynard Betty McClure Howard McLaughlin San Juana Medina Neans Murray Janie O’Connor Tom O’Neil Bob Onspaugh Anna Rossi Ron & Rose Rytlewski Marie Sherrell Elinor Thompson John Wemyss Alice Willard Ray Winnard

INFIRM

A PRAYER FOR THE INFIRM & HOMEBOUND

Dear Lord, we commend to you all our infirm and homebound brother and sisters. Please give them and their caregivers every grace and blessing.

UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS

Aug 22 10:30am Catholicism Series 6:30pm ALPHA Training

Aug 23 6:30pm Boy Scouts

Aug 27 11:00am Confirmation Retreat Day Aug 28

10:15am Life Kids, Edge & LifeTeen Classes

10:30am Confirmation Parents Meeting

Aug 24 6:30am Small Group Cursillo

10:00am Women’s Cursillo Group

7:00pm Catholicism Series

7:00pm Life Night

Aug 25 6:30pm Prayer Shawl Group



Stewardship of Treasure Sacrificial Giving

Aug 14 FYTD PFYTD

Sacrificial Giving 18,520 101,165 82,523

Other Income 6,119 31,143 26,126

Total Income 24,639 132,308 108,649

We will no longer publish children’s contributions since so few children are being introduced by their parents to the importance of sacrificial giving. This is not a healthy sign.

Thanks very much for your generous offering of groceries and other monetary gifts to help purchase items from the Regional Food Bank. The Items listed below are needed on a regular basis:

Spaghetti Canned Fruit Tuna Mac & Cheese Rice Tomatoes Box Dinners Oatmeal Corn Cereal Dry Pinto Beans Chicken Instant Potatoes Vegetables Bread Green Beans Saltine Crackers Jelly Peanut Butter Spaghetti Sauce Cookies Ramen Noodles Canned Meat Soup ______________________________________________

Happy Birthday 8/21 Michael Amoah, Michael Barnett, Dennis

Byrne, Florinda Cruz, Pam Cusack, Hailey Fox, Cheyene Gutierrez, Gabriella Hernandez, Jennifer McElhany, Marion Schweikhart, Stephanie Whitney

8/22 Alfredo Galarza, Maegan McNeil, Sara Ruth,

Joann Sandersfield, Tracy Smelley, Jackson Sprayberry

8/23 Brynn Blevins, Raymond Catalano, Nolan

Coats, Jon Denton, Thomas Doan, Cordelia Garrison, Ann Greene, Anabella Herrera, Brinley Oman, San Juan Pedigo, Chandler Whitney

8/24 Mary Earing, Marlena Frye, Rita Galier, Jose

Ibarra, Mack James, Mark Mills, Dale Neikirk, Laura Rodriguez

8/25 Elicea Castillo, Max Do, Wanda Gorrell,

Peter Hamel, Alejandro Hernandez, Linda Hernandez, Lynn Maclin, Julian Martinez, Brad McMillan, Devin Mendoza, Presilla Sanchez

8/26 Paiton Guajardo, Regina Harris, Ian

Hayward, Emma Lang, Linda Nguyen, Isabella Tarlton, Frank Villa

8/27 Sandra Cagle, Cristal Cain, Addison Daniel,

Dat Dao, Joseph Gibbons, Alexandra Kniffen, Rodrick Steele, Maria Torres, Lena Young

Happy Anniversary

8/21 Mr. & Mrs. Hendrik Gulikers 12 Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Hlad 23

8/22 Mr. & Mrs. Loren Harris 24 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Trolinger 14

8/23 Father Jack Feehily 43

8/24 Mr. & Mrs. William Orland 25

8/25 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Catalano 54 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Heid 32

8/26 Mr. & Mrs. Rodrick Steele 49

8/27 Mr. & Mrs. Andre Violette 36

Birth Choice is in serious need of volunteers who will administer pregnancy tests, mentor clients

and help with clerical work. (405) 606-8428

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PAC-A-SAC

The shawls are shared with people that need our prayers. Also, anyone interested in joining our group is more than welcome. We enjoy teaching others to crochet and knit. Come and pray with us. Our next group will meet August 25th at 6:30pm in the McConnell Room. If you have yarn to donate, that would be great!

PRAYER SHAWL GROUP



WEEKLY CLASSES RESUME AUG 21

10:20am – 11:30am

In order to have your student’s name on a class roster, we MUST have an updated SIGNED registration form on file. Registration forms may be found at the welcome desk in the Commons, at the Parish Office or on the parish website. Please complete and return them ASAP. You can drop them in the maroon basket labeled RE REGISTRATION, in the commons.

UPDATED OR NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION FORM REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION TO

CLASSES AT ALL LEVELS

LifeKids...where kids learn to live their faith for life!

This is our program for children in grades kindergarten through grade 5. Using curriculum materials approved by the Archdiocese, our volunteer catechists assist parents in teaching children that being a faithful Catholic is all about how we live our lives on a day to day basis. It is not just about learning prayers and doctrines, but a whole way of life. These classes meet in the education wing which is in the east side of the building.

EDGE is the name for our very creative program for

youth in Grades 6 thru 8. It involves formation into a holistic understanding of what it means to live in the world as a Catholic Christian. It goes way beyond the mere teaching of doctrines. EDGE meets in the Youth building.

Life Teen is our program for the teenagers in

Grades 9-12. It is a Total Youth Ministry process focused around the celebration of the Eucharist and dedicated to enriching the lives of our teens by recognizing their vital contribution to the church today. We have a wide variety of special activities which include many opportunities to learn, serve, pray and have fun together! Participation is mandatory for those on their way to being confirmed. Life Teen meets in the Youth building. Religious education classes are an important part of the preparation for the sacraments of First Reconciliation, First Eucharist or Confirmation.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24

Life Night Resumes 7pm – 9pm All 6th – 12th graders are invited to come. A social time for teeens to get together, meet each other, play games, and have fun! Food/Snacks provided. FREE tutoring is available for all subjects.

Saturday, August 27th

11:00 am – 4:30 pm This day is for those youth who began our two-year preparation for Confirmation classes last year. Since Confirmation is held here every other year, new candidates will not begin the program until the Fall of 2017 in preparation for reception in the summer of 2019. They should, however, enroll now and plan to participate in our Life Teen program.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 28

Confirmation Parents Meeting 10:15 am, South Joyce Center

CHECK OUT OUR NEW

PAMPHLET RACK!

On the West Wall on the Way to the Joyce Center



Aug 30th - Tour of OK Museum of Art

(only Exhibit in the U.S.)

Carpool from Church at 1:00pm

$6.50 (exact change please)

KARI EUBANKS

GLENN CLEVELAND, JR.

TEA PARTY MINISTRY

TO HOMEBOUND

For information contact:

Ursula Santee at 641-2689

or

Jovita Crissman at 793-2665

SUNDAY

AUG 21ST

AFTER 11:45 MASS

JOYCE

CENTER

POT LUCK MEAL

FREE ICE

CREAM

SATURDAY AUGUST 27 9:00AM – 2:00PM COME AND GO + RAIN OR SHINE

WHILE SUPPLIES LAST NO ID REQUIRED

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA EXPO HALL

BETWEEN I-40 AND NW 10TH

ENTER GATES 10 & 1(10TH & EIGHTY NINER DRIVE

There Is Still Time To Volunteer

Sign Up Today

CELEBRATING

43 YEARS!

+ GROCERIES + HAIRCUTS + JOB FAIR + LUNCH + KIDS ZONE + DENTAL EXAMS + HEALTH SERVICES + FAMILY PORTRAITS + COMMUNITY AGENCIES


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