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23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM September 9, 2018

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Fr Riccardo

September 10th – September 16th

9am Mass Monday

David Abraham M/M Charles Abraham

9am Mass Tuesday

Lloyd Brewer M/M Gene Brewer

PLEASE NOTE NEW TIME FOR MASS

5:30pm Mass Wednesday

†Janette Mollman John Mollman

9am Mass Thursday

Lloyd Kixmiller Ida Simmons

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

5pm Mass SATURDAY

†Dean Brown Celia Brown

9am Mass SUNDAY

Our Parish Family Fr. Jack

11:45am Mass SUNDAY

Hector/Ana Denis & Family Knights of Columbus

Sacrament of Forgiveness (Penance, Reconciliation, Confession) Mon, Tue, & Thurs after Morning Mass

(Just ask Father after Mass) Saturday from 4:00pm-4:30pm

Wednesday at 5:45pm Or at any other time

BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL

ALWAYS OPEN FOR PRAYER & ADORATION

Vatican City — Christian conversion does not entail accusing others, but is shamefully recognizing and sincerely repenting one's own sins, Pope Francis said. "A sign that a person, that a Christian, does not know how to blame oneself is when they are used to accusing others, to badmouth others, to stick their noses in other people's lives. It's a bad sign. Do I do this? It is a good question for getting to the ‘heart" of things, he said in his morning homily Sept. 6, in the Guest House chapel where he resides. The pope reflected on the day's Gospel reading of the call of Simon Peter, the fisherman (Lk 5:1-11). Peter was astonished to see the huge number of fish that was caught after Jesus told him to lower the nets into deep water even though they spent a whole night catching nothing. The amazing bounty led Peter to throw himself before Jesus and say, "Depart from me, Lord, for I am a sinful man." "This is Peter's first decisive step" on the path of being a disciple of Christ — being able to accuse himself of being a sinner, Pope Francis said."And this is also the first step for each of us if one wants to go forward" spiritually, and in following and serving Christ. "Without accusing oneself, one cannot walk in the Christian life," he said. But there is a danger, he said, that people may proclaim themselves "a sinner" superficially, much the same way people might declare themselves to be "human" or "an Italian citizen." Accusing oneself means feeling shame and misery deep inside one's heart, he said.This is the only way to make room in one's heart for Jesus and his salvation, he said. Jesus needs a sincere admission of sins because his gift and grace are not "cosmetic" in which one gets a whole new look with just "a couple of brushstrokes."

Often people go into a confessional as if it were going in "to put on makeup, get made-up a bit so as to come out beautiful," the pope said. The first step of conversion, the pope continued, is accusing oneself with shame and experiencing the astonishment of feeling saved by Christ.

"We must convert, we must do penance," he said, asking people to reflect on the temptation of accusing others.

THE

BLAME

GAME



ALL ARE WELCOME!!

BELIEVERS, UNBELIEVERS, DOUBTERS

CATHOLICS, PROTESTANTS, WHATEVER

JOURNEY OF FAITH is the name of the process we use at St. Andrew’s to draw people more

deeply into the mystery of Christ’s death & rising. For those who are not presently Catholic, JOF

is the pathway to the church’s Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist.

For those who are already Catholic, JOF can help broaden one’s perspective of what it means

to be an intentional disciple of Jesus Christ. Parishioners wishing to exercise their baptismal

mission to “Go Make Disciples” should spread the word.

CONFIRMATION PREP Resumes Sunday, Sep 9th

Because we will be covering two lessons this class will be held

from 1—5pm

WE’LL BEGIN WITH A MEAL!

Weekly Sessions resume

September 9th Sundays from 10:20 am – 11:30 am

We believe that families that worship together every Sunday (barring illness or travel) and see to it that children participate regularly in discipleship formation classes will experience rewarding benefits. Classes are for all children in grades K-12 and registration is required for all those preparing for sacraments. Families that pray, worship, and learn together stay together.

Discipleship & Evangelization

CALLING ALL THOSE WHO HAVE COMPLETED ALPHA

An Opportunity To Form

A Small Discipleship Group

Is At Hand

Fr. John Riccardo’s 5 Session

DISCIPLESHIP SERIES

This opportunity is for individuals who are not already members of a

Small Discipleship Group Call Amber at 754-5305



Parish Life

“Whatsoever you do for the least of my brothers and sister, you do for me. (Mt 25:40)

Which of these do You do for Jesus?

LOVE OKC ONE DAY

SERVED 5125 PEOPLE

ON AUGUST 18TH

1375 volunteers, including several from St. Andrew’s helped make this a huge success. Our parish donated $900 for hot dogs in the sack lunches.

Here are some of the services provided. 22,000 lbs. of essential items

509 haircuts 207 teeth pulled

1500 family photos 7000 sack lunches

55,000 lbs. of groceries 375 medical patients were seen for a total of 566 services including breast exams, sports physicals, eye screenings, Physical Therapy exams and blood sugar screening.

God Is Good!

DRAWING

TO BE

HELD AT

THE

PICNIC



9/9 Ricardo Athumeda, Marcela Davis, Sandra Dunn, Shaneen Huebert, Nicole Maida, Lucille Martinez, Alexis Paxton, Raul Perez, Rory Radovcic, Jullian Smith, Rene Soto, Denise Violette, Marva Yandell

9/10 Shaun Bartlett, Pat Estes, Aaron Huebert, Brent Nance, Timmie Neale, Caryl Prati, Jodi Reef, Tenison Stone, Sarah Wade

9/11 Peyton Bumgarner, Kevin Chau, Conor Dooling, Roy Fite, Deacon George Fombe, Jay Hibbits, Bernadita Iwashita, Teresa Schroeder, Greg Skelly, Yesenia Torres, Noah Wong

9/12 Victoria Barros, Derek Bryant, Brendan Casler, Juana Doty, Esteban Gaytan, Rachel Gonshor, Debora Hall, Elizabeth Kuhr, Michael Radovcic, Noreen Valadez, Gabrielle Valerio

9/13 Dian Fabrega, Victor Gonzales, Anne Hedrick, Katrina Petker, Louis Schachle

9/14 Jacquelyn Galier, Betty Luu, Matthew Tran, Xenia Warren

9/15 Maria Escobedo, Rosalind Fowler, Alissa Hammer/Ferguson, Ian Johnson, Vu Lang, Daniel McHazlett, Rhyen Riley, Samuel Warnecke, Jackson Zondor

9/9 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Ellis 1 Mr. & Mrs. Rigoberto Salas 12

9/10 Mr. & Mrs. Kim Chalfant 30 Mr. & Mrs. Ian McRee 7 Mr. & Mrs. Felipe Zavala 19

9/11 Mr. & Mrs. Joong-ha Lee 25

9/12 Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Barbee 15 Mr. & Mrs. David Vance 38

9/13 Mr. & Mrs. David Bohn 10

9/14 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lee 27 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Rytlewski 61

9/15 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Henderson 5

ACUTELY INFIRM

Janie Abraham Theresa Aide Kris Ajamie Bailey Anderson Bert Alvarez Rick Atkins Cynthia Balderas Michelle Brewer Ray Brewer Carmen Castillo Kim Chalfant Marian Chessmore Carl Cook Diane Cook Maurice Cummings Hector Denis Don Fair Rick Filibeck Marcy Garcia Jerri Gilmore Moses Graham Antonia Guzman Chester Hagnoski Chris Manley Troyan McCollum William McVay Eugene Moreno Olivia Muir Brent Nance Roberta Neeley Caroline Newell Catherine Newell Jerry Penisten Vincent Riggie Lynn Rutledge Shannon Saturo Chris Sexton George Smith Landon Smith Loraine Stewart Liz Strotman Jim Tucker Maria Valdez Vince Wachtel Gene Whatley

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HOMEBOUND

Ann Barr Patricia Bradley Lillian Brehm Julia Brewster Margaret Crawford Nancy Davis Nancy de Long Rita Eaves Rosalie Elliott Pat Everhart Mary Gorrell Rosita Hall Pam Johnson Janet Jones Roger Kane Mary Jane Kilburn Ann Knapper Alberta Marquez Shirley Martin Michelle Mathew Ramona Orland Howard McLaughlin SanJuana Medina Jeanette Minter Anna Rossi Clariese Morgan Johnny Yingling Ron Rytlewski Rose Rytlewski Yvonne Smith Elinor Thompson

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AUGUST TOTALS

Families 192 Adults 247 Children 191 Seniors 120

ITEMS NEEDED AT THIS TIME

Instant Mashed Potatoes Cereal

Canned Fruit/Vegetable Pancake Mix

Peanut Butter/Jelly Packaged Cookies

Thanks for your generous offering of groceries and

other monetary gifts to help purchase items from

the Regional Food Bank.

Parish Life

Sept. 28th - Music Man at OCCC

7:30pm. Tickets $35.00 Reserve tickets by 9/12



September

15-16

Altar Server

Holy Communion

Holy Communion

Gift Bearer

Hospitality

Lector

Coordinator

SATURDAY 5pm

Frank Cassarino Sam Muzny Thomas Strotman

Clois Catalano James Emmen Carol Hix Pat Jaques Mike Jaques

Gina Narcisse Martin Narcisse Sandy Porter Robin Teske

Martin Fitzgerald Colleen Fitzgerald Leigha Lamb

Karen Linch Apolonio Lopez Mary Lopez Steven Monroe

Patricia Vincent Marva Yandell

Patti Muzny

SUNDAY 9am

Rachel Fite Thomas Leon Jackson Leon

Dorothea Bradshaw Frank Bruehl Jan Bruehl Tiffany Cao Tony Darnell Mario Diaz Donna Galier Ray Hulley

Cecil Johnson Ryan King John Pillow Scottie Snodgrass Michael Varner Maureen Watford Tina Wharton

Lizzie Nguyen Matthew Nguyen Tiffany Nguyen

Dale Allen Lucas Cruz Lani Johns Priscilla Krittenbrink

Tony Galier Noreen Valadez

Martin Ortega

SUNDAY 11:45AM

Catherine Lay Daniel Moni Thomas Pham

Gina Atkins Rick Atkins Tammy Baldwin Hector Denis Peggy Denker Michael Friedt

Garrett Hawthorne Nancy Lyle Roy Lyle John Prati Thomas Tran Tommie Tran

Christy Bartlett Pamela Brekel Lillie Lyon

Bryan Baldwin Corbin Bartlett Loren Harris Caryl Prati

Shelly Durham Joseph Gibbons

Deborah Friedt

Stewardship of Treasure/Sacrificial Giving

Sep 2 FYTD PFYTD

Sacrificial Giving 13,117 144,409 125,747

Gifts for the Poor 1,078 18,342 3,798

Building Fund 3,049 20,212 21,093

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS 17,244 182,963 150,638

Other Income 1,241 21,224 17,500

TOTAL INCOME 18,485 204,187 168,138

616 households have monthly or weekly contribution envelopes

181 Envelope Users gave $17,244 Average gift $95

Thank You,

Good and Faithful Stewards!

Stewardship & Administration

Worship & Spiritual Life

HEALING PRAYER MINISTRY

Since praying for healing was a core element of the ministry of Jesus, it must also be a vital part of parish ministry as well. The healing power of God is available to the Church through all the sacraments but especially through the Eucharist, Reconciliation, and Anointing of the Sick. As a worshipping community we intercede during Mass for the inform and homebound and we are invited to pray for them throughout the week. Beginning in March, we began a Healing Prayer Ministry for members of the parish willing to invite others to pray with, for, and over them. This ministry will be available in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel following the Saturday evening Mass on the third weekend of each month.

Have you or someone you know been facing difficulties? Have you ever wished just to be touched by the Lord himself and be healed like the many people we read about in the new Testament? Did you know that St. Paul taught that the Holy Spirit imparts a special gift of healing to individuals willing to use it in the service of others? There are such individuals right here at St. Andrew’s and they are ready and willing to offer healing prayer to all who seek it. Keep in mind that God does not always will a physical healing, but may choose to bestow a spiritual or emotional healing.



EVENTS THIS WEEK

Monday, September 10

10:00am SDG-Youth Building

10:00am Caregiver Support Group

6:30pm Fr. Riccardo Discipleship series

6:30pm Knights Meeting-Fourth degree

6:30pm SDG-Youth Building

7:00pm SDG-Room 4

Tuesday, September 11

6:00am Men’s SDG/Rother Men

10:00am SDG-Youth Building

6:30pm Boy Scouts

6:30pm SDG-McConnell Room

7:00pm Life Teen Core Team Meeting

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Wednesday, September 12

4:00pm SDG-Room 4

6:45pm ALPHA/JOF

7:00pm LIFE NITE

Thursday, September 13

6:30pm SDG-Joyce Center

7:00pm SDG-Room 4

Friday, September 14

6:30pm SDG-McConnell Rm.

Saturday, September 15

6:30am SDG/Rother Men-Youth Building 9:30am Marriage & Family Life Committee

Sunday, September 16

10:15am Life Kids, EDGE, Life Teen

10:15am SDG-Room 4

OUR SERVANT LEADERS

Maintenance Director: Bob Bussa 754-5308

[email protected]

Bookkeeper: Anne Clarkson 754-5304 [email protected]

Children’s Formation: Tomasita Tran

[email protected] 754-5309

RE Secretary: Ann Grover 754-5303 [email protected]

Youth Minister: Dina Jones-Griggs


Prime-Timers: Peggy Denker 754-5307

[email protected]

Parish Nurse: Caryl Prati, R.N. 754-5302

[email protected]

Evangelization & Worship: Amber Johnson


Parish Secretary: Janet Windsor 799-3334 [email protected]

Music Director: Daniel Jack 264-3711

[email protected]

DEACON ASSOCIATES

Angus Watford 381-2740

[email protected]

Clyde Grover 259-8541

[email protected]

George Fombe 361-8976

[email protected]

Admin. Asst: Jane Mitchell 754-5301

[email protected]

Pastor: Father Jack Feehily 799-5003

[email protected]

Parish Life

ONLY 3 TICKETS LEFT-

CALL THE OFFICE TODAY


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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14

Continuing to Build

A Safe Environment

This program is designed to assist children and youth of all ages to know how to handle situations in which they may be vulnerable to abuse. The materials choose words and expressions carefully and sensitively on age appropriate levels so that young people can learn how to protect themselves and how to reach out to trusted adults for help. Info for parents will be going out shortly in preparation for the programs for children which are scheduled for October 14th.

Life Nights Wednesdays

7-9 pm, Youth Building

ICE CREAM SOCIAL

Center of Family Love Sunday, September 16th

This is a volunteer opportunity for youth and their parents (who are willing to drive and participate) to join with the Knights of Columbus is providing an Ice Cream Social to the residents of the Center of Family Love. Drivers must be trained in Safe Environement.

YOUTH & SCOUT RETREAT

Our Lady of Guadalupe Camp Oct 5 – 7

Signups, $20 registration fee and registration forms are due Sept 23rd. Signup during RE classes or at Youth Night.

FISHERS OF MEN RETREAT

Saturday, Oct 13th Signups and $20 registration fee are due Oct 6th. Lunch, dinner and snack are provided. Plan to bring your fishing pole, jacket, blanket and an attitude to have fun to Draper Lake from noon to 10:00 pm.

DISCIPLESHIP YOUTH CONFERENCE

Saturday, Oct 20th in Tulsa For high school students. Sign up with $50 registration fee which includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner is due Sept 19th. There will be an additional small cost for transportation once we know how many will be going. For more information on any of these activities, contact Ann Grover in the parish office or Mama Dee, your youth minister.

CONFIRMATION FOOD VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

We need a few people to help serve

and clean up every other Sunday during

Confirmation class. 12:30-1:30pm

Please contact Jane

[email protected]




(It Takes Lots of Planning and We Need You To Sign Up Now)

Call The Office If You Want To Donate A Prize

Parish Life


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