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WELCOME! MAY THE PEACE OF CHRIST BE WITH YOU ALWAYS
STAFF DIRECTORY
OUR PARISHES
Fr. Randy Guarino | Priest Administrator Fr. Naresh Gali | Parochial Vicar
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LITURGY & DEVOTIONS Schedules, Mass Intentions .................................................................................1-2
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS .................................................................................................................. 2-3
PRAYER & DEVOTIONS................................................................................................................................ 3
LEARNING .................................................................................................................................................. 4-5
SERVING ....................................................................................................................................................... 6
WEEKLY CALENDAR .....................................................................................................................................7
COMMUNITY ADVERTISING Local businesses who support our bulletin ................................................... 7-8
OFFICE HOURS
QUEEN OF ANGELS OFFICE (360) 452-2351
209 W. 11th St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 OFFICE HOURS
Mon-Fri. 9:00 am-3:30 pm
ST. JOSEPH OFFICE (360) 683-6076
121 E. Maple St., Sequim, WA 98382 OFFICE HOURS
Mon. & Fri. 9:00 am-3:30 pm
ST. ANNE OFFICE (360) 374-9184
P.O. Box 2359 511—5th Ave., Forks, WA 98331
OFFICE HOURS
Tue. 10:30 am-2:30 pm
ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE MISSION CHURCH
52 Pioneer, Clallam Bay, WA 98326
October 24, 2021
30TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
“ The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled with joy.” — Psalm 126
MASS SCHEDULE |
SAT Mass | 5:00 pm at SJ WED Mass | 12:00 noon at QA & 5:30 pm at SA
SAT Mass | 6:00 pm at SA THU Mass | 8:30 am at QA & 12:05 pm at SA
SUN Mass | 8:30 am at SJ & SA FRI Mass | 8:30 am at SJ & 12:05 pm at SA
SUN Mass | 11:00 am at QA & ST SAT Mass | 9:00 am at SJ
SUN Mass | 3:00 pm at QA
CONFESSION SCHEDULE |
SAT Confession | 3:30-4:30 pm at SJ WED Confession | 11:30-11:55 am at QA
SAT Confession | 4:30-5:45 pm at SA FRI Confession | 8:00-8:25 am at SJ
SUN Confession | 1:45-2:45 pm at QA
SUN Confession | 10:30-10:50 am at ST
CHURCH HOURS | For the week of October 25 -29
The churches will be open for private prayer:
MON 9:00am-3:30pm at QA & SJ THU 7:30am-12:00pm at QA
TUE 10:30am-2:30pm at SA FRI 7:30am-3:30pm at SJ WED 9:00am-3:30pm at QA AND 9:00am-3:30pm at QA
FOR LAST-MINUTE UPDATES & INFO, VISIT CLALLAMCATHOLIC.ORG
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR
Cathy Wiswell (360) 452-2351 |[email protected]
REGIONAL ADMIN. ASS’T /BOOKKEEPER
Cyndi Rypl (360) 452-2351 |[email protected]
REGIONAL ADMIN. ASS’T II
Maria Stewart (360) 452-2351 |[email protected]
REGIONAL DIR. OF FAITH FORMATION
Mike & Mary Kay Acheson (360) 452-2351 |[email protected]
REGIONAL FACILITY SUPERVISOR
Rafael Flores (360) 452-2351 |[email protected]
QUEEN OF ANGELS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Ceci Kimball
(360) 457-6903 | [email protected]
DEACONS
Stewart Adams | Richard Labrecque Dan Powers | Gary Zellmer
Inactive —Don Tillitson
clallamcatholic.org
Per CCHD mandate, face coverings are required for anyone attending Mass.
PLEASE NOTE: QA & SJ PARISH OFFICES WILL CLOSE AT 12:00NOON
THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28TH FOR A STAFF MEETING
PLEASE REMEMBER QUEEN OF ANGELS PARISH OR ST. JOSEPH PARISH IN YOUR WILL.
L I T U R G Y & D E V O T I O N S S C H E D U L E S THIS WEEK ’S SCRIPTURE READING S | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2021
Jer. 31:7-9 | Psalm—126 | Hebrews 5:1-6| Mark 10:46-52 [For next Sunday’s readings, see pg. 4]
MASS INTENTIONS
SACRAMENTAL LIFE
RETURNING CATHOLICS For Catholics who have been away from the Church for some time and are considering return. Please contact the parish office for more information.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK is a sacrament administered to any Catholic “who, having reached the age of reason, begins to be in danger due to sickness or old age.” Please call the parish office.
BAPTISM Required preparation classes offered quarterly. Please call the parish office.
FUNERAL / CHRISTIAN BURIAL Please call parish office before setting date.
MARRIAGE Six months’ notice and preparation classes provided. Please contact the parish office before setting any firm dates.
Week of Oct. 30– Nov. 6
SAT. VIGIL & SUN. MASSES SAT 5:00 PM Clallam Catholic Parishes INT (SJ) SUN 8:30 AM
Fr. Leonardo Pestaño INT (SJ) 11:00 AM
Barbara Ann (Morio) Mergens † (QA)
3:00 PM
Mary Jackson INT (QA)
SAT. VIGIL & SUN. MASSES SAT 5:00 PM Karen Morris † (SJ) SUN 8:30 AM Jeannene Faller † (SJ) 11:00 AM Eileen Horner † (QA) 3:00 PM
Clallam Catholic Parishes INT ((QA)
WEEKDAY MASS INTENTIONS
WED Mark Frantz † (QA)
THU Cody McDonald Family INT (QA)
FRI Members of the QA/SJ
Purgatorial Society † (QA)
SAT Richard Counts † (SJ)
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DID YOU KNOW?
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
ST. JOSEPH | The Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is at
approximately 9:15 am on Fridays, following daily Mass, and ends with Benediction at 3:30 pm.
QUEEN OF ANGELS | The Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament begins at approximately 12:45pm Wednesdays and ends at 3:30pm.
ST. ANNE | The Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament begins
at approximately 12:45pm Fridays and ends at 2:30pm.
WEEKDAY MASS INTENTIONS
WED Wanda Majerle † (QA)
THU Seminarian Support
Mass Intentions INT (QA)
FRI Elena Soberanes Vazquez † (SJ) SAT Riz Villa †(SJ)
Week of October 23-30
SPECIAL COLLECTION —WORLD MISSION SUNDAY -
October 24th—World Mission Sunday, our annual worldwide Eucharistic celebration for
the Missions and missionaries of the world and special collection. This special collection
will provide for the building up of over one thousand local churches in Asia, Africa, the
Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America and Europe. Through the work of these church-
es, and their witness to Christ, the poor receive practical help and experience God's love,
mercy, hope, and peace. For more information or to donate on line go to,
https://worldmissionmonth.org/resources/?localization=EN
Thank you for your generosity.
DID YOU KNOW?
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET | ST. JOSEPH & QUEEN OF ANGELS
Divine Mercy Chaplet is prayed on Fridays in both parishes. Please join us for
the Rosary on Fridays at 2:30pm in either church, followed by the Chaplet of Di-
vine Mercy at 3:00pm. Those present in the church are welcome to recite the pray-
ers aloud with the leader. Benediction at St. Joseph Parish will follow the Chaplet.
STEWARDSHIP INCOME
JULY—SEPTEMBER 2021
TOTAL OFFERINGS
QA $ 82,409
SJ $ 98,664
SA $ 21,626
ST $ 4,751
Thank you for your support!
S P E C I A L A N N O U N C E M E N T S
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FEAST OF STS. SIMON & JUDE APOSTLES Feastday: October 28th
Both Simon and Jude were ordinary men who were chosen by Jesus himself to teach others
about God’s love and to “make disciples of all nations.” (Matthew 28:19) Their lives help us to
understand that even the most average people can become saints when they decide to follow
Jesus.
Both of these men were known by other names during their lives. Simon was often called
“the Zealot.” A zealot is a person who is strongly committed to something. In Simon’s case, he firmly believed in the importance of people following Jewish law. Once he met Jesus, his life
was changed and he became convinced that the most important thing was to follow Jesus and His teachings.
Jude was also known as “Jude Thaddeus.” People used this formal title so that he was not
confused with Judas, the apostle who betrayed Jesus and handed Him over to be arrested. Jude is the patron saint of hopeless
cases and desperate situations. People often pray to Jude when they feel that there is no one else to turn to. They ask Jude to
bring their problem to Jesus. Because Jude had such great faith, we know that nothing is impossible for those who believe in
the Lord.
Simon and Jude traveled together to teach others about Jesus. Because of their eyewitness accounts of Jesus’ miracles and His
Death and Resurrection, many people became believers and were baptized. Simon and Jude died for their faith on the same
day in Beirut.
We honor their feast day on October 28th. These two saints remind us to learn all we can about Jesus and to share it with others,
as they did. —Exert from SaintsResource.com
COLLECT PRAYER FROM THE FEASTDAY MASS OF STS. SIMON & JUDE
O God, who by the blessed Apostles have brought us to acknowledge your name, graciously grant, through the intercession of Saints
Simon and Jude, that the Church may constantly grow by increase of the peoples who believe in you. Through our Lord Jesus Christ,
your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen.
P R A Y E R & D E V O T I O N S
AN INVITATION —17 TH SACERDOTAL ANNIVERS ARY
As I sing my heart’s thanksgiving to the Lord for the gift of Priesthood, I
humbly request the honor of your presence at the Eucharistic
Celebration on November 15th at St. Joseph Parish at 10:00AM, on the
occasion of my 17th Sacerdotal Anniversary.
“You have given it all to me. To you, Lord, I return it. Everything is yours:
do with it what You will. Give me only your love and your grace. That is
enough for me.” — St. Ignatius of Loyola
ONGOING CATECHESIS | L ITURGICAL CATHECES IS O N THE EUCHARIS T
Fr. Randy Guarino will give a brief Liturgical Catechesis on the Eucharist at the start of all weekend
Masses. The presentations continue each week until the Catechesis is complete. Please arrive for
Mass at least 15 minutes early to dispose yourself for entering into the liturgy; or come even earlier
and join the parishioners in the Rosary beginning 30 minutes prior to Mass!
AN INVITATION
Our Pastoral Assistants for Faith Formation, Mike and Mary Kay
Acheson, invite you and your family to sign up for Project Nazareth, a new
program we are introducing to our parishes this year. Signups are open and
ongoing.
Project Nazareth is a family program. The family is the “domestic Church”
(Pope John Paul II), where our faith begins and is most ingrained and affected. Project Nazareth is designed to preview the readings we
hear at Mass each and every week. Each week, you’ll receive a Toolkit for the upcoming Sunday Mass readings, which includes:
Activities, prayers, and readings
Questions to read, discuss, and ponder together
The goal is to introduce these activities throughout the week, in a way that fits well with the particular needs of your own
family.
SPECIAL EVENT—ST. THOMAS MISSION Clallam Bay & Neah Bay families with children ready to prepare for First Reconciliation and First Holy
Communion are invited to attend an information/pumpkin carving event at St. Thomas Mission
after the 11:00AM Mass on Sunday, October 31st . We look forward to seeing you there.
For more information on either of these items/events or to sign up, please contact Mike or Mary Kay
at 360-452-2351, or [email protected]
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SUNDAY DEVOTIONS | A ME DI T A T I ON ON N E XT WEEK ’S MASS READINGS
October 31, 2021 | 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading— This passage, the first part of the Hebrew creed, sums up the basic principle of the Mosaic Law: Since the Lord
alone is God, Israel must love God with an undivided heart. [Deuteronomy 6:2-6]
Responsorial Psalm—“I love you, O Lord, my strength.” [Psalm 18]
Second Reading—The ancient priesthood consisted of priests who died and had to be replaced, but the priesthood of Jesus is
forever. Jesus is the high priest, “higher than the heavens,” a priest who has no need to offer sacrifice daily for sins but who of-
fered Himself once and for all. [Hebrews 7:23-28]
Gospel—When Jesus is asked which of the commandments is “first” or most important, He points to love of God and says that
love of neighbor is essentially a part of (or synonymous with) that same command. It means that all of the Mosaic laws can be
summarized in terms of loving God and loving our neighbor. What’s more, this isn’t simply a “New Testament idea” that
somehow gets introduced later. Jesus is essentially quoting a statement form Leviticus chapter 19, in the heart of the very
hard-to-understand and difficult-to-follow laws that says the same thing about the centrality of love. We might say again that
the specific laws are all “means to the end” of our having loving relationships with God and with one another. Love is the goal,
or end. The specific rules are ways to help get us there. [Mark 12:28-34]
L E A R N I N G
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RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS
RCIA NEWS RCIA is a program designed for those who are interested in the
Christian faith as expressed by the Catholic Church. Participants are
introduced to Catholic beliefs and practices, offering them the
opportunity to discern God's will for their lives.
Are you . . .
Searching for meaning in your life?
Longing to be part of something much greater than yourself?
Desiring to connect to God, but don't know how?
Wanting to learn about the depth and beauty of a 2,000 year old Christian faith tradition?
Seeking answers to questions that are holding you back from becoming a Catholic Christian?
. . .then the RCIA may be for you
RCIA is for adults who are . . .
Interested in becoming Catholic.
Exploring whether the Catholic faith is where God is calling them.
Already baptized in another faith tradition but want to enter into fellowship with the Catholic Church.
Baptized Catholic as an infant, but have not yet been confirmed.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) offers inquiry sessions for those wishing to know more about the faith of the Roman
Catholic Church, or those seeking the completion of the Sacrament of Confirmation. Refer your friends and relatives who you
know might be interested. A full program of classes has begun and will last through Easter. For more information or to regis-
ter please contact: Mike or Mary Kay Acheson, (360) 452-2351 | [email protected]
"Jesus said to them, 'I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me will never thirst.' " -- John 6:35
Are you searching for
Let’s walk with Jesus and discern togeth-
L E A R N I N G
RELIG IOUS EDUCATION
CATECHISM CORNER — From the desk of Mike Acheson We had a young girl ask us recently, "What's the difference between sin and saints?" In one sense a lot; in another, not so much.
Searching in the Catechism for something recently my hand landed on Mercy and Sin. This moves on to the "Definition of Sin,"
the "Different kinds of Sin," the "Gravity of Sin" and on it went.
We all sin, in fact it is written in Romans 3:23 that all "have sinne d and fall sho rt o f the glo ry o f Go d ." Paul always gives us the
truth, but he always counters truths that we might find uncomfortable -- like the reading above -- with a call to faith and re-
demption through Christ.
We know what happened in the Garden of Eden in the first chapter of Sacred Scripture. Through temptation and disobedience
we inherited Original Sin from the stewards of the Garden and humanity, Adam and Eve. This "tind e r fo r sin . . . this inclinatio n
for sin" is what we, as humans, wrestle with each day; another name for this is concupiscence, simply the proclivity to do things against the
will of God.
Paul, again, tells us how it is: "I d o no t und e rstand m y o wn actio ns. Fo r I d o no t d o what I want, but I d o the ve ry thing I hate . . .
for I do not do the good I want, but the evil I do not want is what I do." (Romans 7:15-20)
Venial sin does not separate us from God, but it "we ake ns charity. It im pe d e s the so ul's pro gre ss in the e xe rcise o f the virtue s . . .
And un-repented venial sin disposes us little by little to commit mortal sin." (CCC 1863)
St. Augustine said to us, "While he is in the flesh, man cannot help but have at least some light sins. But do not despise these
sins which we call 'light'; if you take them for light when you weigh them, tremble when you count them. A number of light objects makes a great mass; a number of drops fills a river; a number of grains make a heap. What then is our hope? Above
all, confession . . ." (CCC 1863)
The saints are saints because of their heroic virtue, but this did not come about without their strong will to do good. Many
saints, like St. Augustine, were misdirected sinners, who had an about-face, turning their energies and souls to God, knowing
that in the end "no thing is co nce ale d that will no t be re ve ale d ." (Luke 12:2) Humility before God, Jesus is telling us, is where we
need to be.
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S E R V I N G
SERVICE | RESPECT LIFE GROUP
RESPECT LIFE MONTH: OCTOBER 2021
Each week in October we continue to share with you some of the worthy agencies that we support through charita-
ble donations in order to promote the culture of life in the world today.
Silent No More Awareness Campaign raises awareness of the devastating consequences of abortion and helps to
make the public aware of the devastation abortion brings to women, men, families and society. The campaign seeks
to expose and heal the secrecy and silence surrounding the emotional and physical pain of abortion.
Students for Life of America exists to recruit, train, and mobilize the pro-life generation to abolish abortion. They
launch and support groups on middle school, high school, college and medical and law school campuses throughout
the nation to:
Educate other young people about the violence of abortion.
Create new pro-lifers.
Transform campuses into places that support pregnant and parenting students.
SERVICE | WIDOW/WIDOWER SUP PORT GROUP
HALOS | HEALING AFTER THE LOSS OF A SPOUSE | ST. JOSEPH Healing After the Loss of a Spouse [HALOS] is a ministry at St. Joseph for those who are seeking consolation and support in fel-
lowship with others who have also sustained the loss of a spouse. We will be meeting in the parish hall on Thursday,
October 28th. (Masks and social distancing are mandatory.) If you would like to attend or have questions, please con-
tact Mary Vie (360) 582-9459 | [email protected]
SJ | Thursday, Oct. 28 | Parish Hall 10:30am
APOSTOLIC ACTION TEAM | REPORT
APOSTOLIC ACTION TEAM (AAT) | FINANCIAL REPORT | ST. ANNE & ST. THOMAS MISSION
The Apostolic Action team at St. Anne & St. Thomas parishes recently made disbursements to the following charities at their
last meeting:
$300 | Concerned Citizens, Forks, WA $300 | Forks Food Bank $300 | The Caring Place, Forks, WA
$300 | New Hope Food Bank $300 | Oly Cap $300 | Olympic Peninsula Betterment Assoc.
Feeding 5000
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QUEEN OF ANGELS ST. JOSEPH SUNDAY, OCTO BER 24 . .............................................................
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 . ............................................................
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 . ............................................................
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 . ......................................................
RESPECT LIFE PRAYER VIGIL |at Planned Parenthood in PA ........ 10:15am
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 . .........................................................
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 . ...............................................................
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION | Church .......................... 9:15am-3:30pm
ROSARY | Church ........................................................................ 2:30pm
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET |Church ............................................ 3:00pm
SATURDAY, OCTO BER 30 . .........................................................
METANOIA Small Groups| Parish Hall .................................. 10:00am
SUNDAY, OCTO BER 31 . ..............................................................
SUNDAY, OCTO BER 24 ...............................................................
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 . .............................................................
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 . ............................................................
LADIES’ BIBLE STUDY | St. Benedict Rm ....................................9:00am
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 . ......................................................
LEGION OF MARY Mtg. | Mary Rm . ........................................... 9:15am
SCRIPTURE STUDY | St. Anne Rm ..............................................9:00am
RESPECT LIFE PRAYER VIGIL | at Planned Parenthood .......... 10:15am
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION | Church ........................ 12:45pm-3:30pm
THURSDAY, OCTO BER 28 . .........................................................
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 . ...............................................................
ROSARY| Church ......................................................................... 2:30pm
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET | Church ........................................... 3:00pm
SATURDAY, OCTO BER 30 . ..........................................................
METANOIA Small Groups | St. Anne Rm .................................. 1:o0pm
SUNDAY, OCTO BER 31 . ..............................................................
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