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TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
August 21st – August 27th 9am Mass Monday
Mercy Jacob M/M Jacob Pius
9am Mass Tuesday
†Connie Benedix Stacey Zondor
FR. JACK’S 44TH ANNIVERSARY
Mass in the Church
6pm Mass Wednesday
†Maria Hernandez Irene McHazlett
9am Mass Thursday
†Lewis Gleason Deacon & Mrs. Grover
Twentyfirst Sunday in Ordinary Time
5pm Mass SATURDAY
†Thelma Hix Carol Hix
9am Mass SUNDAY
†Anna Mary Pham Pham/Tran Families
11:45am Mass SUNDAY
Our Parish Family Fr. Jack
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
O Come Let Us Adore Him
CHARLOTTESVILLE A Reflection by Fr. Dwight Longnecker
I‘ll tell you what’s happened in Charlottesville. It is human beings revealing what lies within. It’s real simple and its been happening since Cain killed his brother Abel.
It works like this: 1. Human being is unhappy 2. He doesn’t know why he’s unhappy. 3. Somebody must be at fault. 4. He needs to blame somebody for his being unhappy 5. It can’t be his fault because he’s convinced that he’s a
good person 6. So it must be somebody else’s fault 7. So he gets together with other people who are
unhappy 8. They talk about why they are unhappy and conclude
that it must be somebody else’s fault 9. The other person is to blame, but who is that other
person? 10. It’s the people who are not like them. 11. It’s the people who disagree with them 12. It’s the people of a different religion, a different race or
a different belief. 13. Those people are the problem 14. To get rid of the problem they conclude that they have
to get rid of the people who caused the problem 15. First they try to exclude those people 16. Then they try to persecute those people 17. Then they try to kill those people. 18. If only they can eradicate those other people then they
will be happy 19. Once they did get rid of them they felt so good that it
was like a drug 20. So they will try to get that feeling again like any addict
does.
Where does the whole sequence go so terribly wrong? At stage number five–when the person cannot or will not see that they are responsible for their unhappiness, and even if they are not the ones who caused it they are the ones who can solve it. As soon as we enter the blame game we are headed down the road of destruction.
Charlottesville has revealed to all of us what it means to be an unredeemed human being. Only repentance can solve this problem for repentance is, at its very heart, the simple act of a person taking responsibility for themselves–for their own happiness and by God’s help, the solution to their problems. Then once they take responsibility for themselves they might start taking responsibility for the happiness of others.
Read more at
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/standingonmyhead/2017/0
8/what-happened-in-
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
Nicole Abraham Theresa Aide Kris Ajamie Bailey Anderson Bert Alvarez Annette Balderas Michelle Brewer Ray Brewer Marian Chessmore Diane Cook Bob Crissman Gina Crissman Bob Curley Marjorie Espolt Rick Filibeck Kim Flis Jerri Gilmore Antonia Guzman Esther Guzman Chester Hagnoski Larry Hopper Ron Kaniewski Lilli Lyon Maria Londono Chris Manley Megan Muir Olivia Muir Caroline Newell Katherine Newell Chris Politte Shannon Saturo David Schachle Chris Sexton Charles Shatswell Landon Smith Bradley Stewart Reginald Stewart Jim Tucker Gina Urbina Maria Valdez
All Christians should pray regularly for all people who suffer from infirmities of every kind. But this list is intended for individuals who are acutely ill or facing surgery until they are back on the mend. Names will ordinarily be removed after 3 weeks, but if the illness persists you can call us and we will keep their names on for an additional three weeks.
Ann Barr Joyce Beauregard Lillian Brehm Margaret Crawford Roberta Cullip Nancy Davis Joan Elliot Nancy de Long Frances Drabowsky Pat Everhart Ruth Frejo Mae Green Gladys Grizzle Rosita Hall Tom Hanson Pam Johnson Roger Kane Jeanette Minter Alberta Marquez Michelle Mathew Martha Maynard Betty McClure Howard McLaughlin San Juana Medina John Minter Clariese Morgan Janie O’Connor Tom O’Neil Bob Onspaugh Anna Rossi Ron Rytlewski Rose Rytlewski Yvonne Smith Elinor Thompson Dolores Waas
Items Needed At This Time
Spaghetti Spaghetti Sauce Jelly Bottled Juice Canned Meat (Tuna/Chicken)
Thanks for your generous offering of groceries and other monetary gifts to help purchase items from the Regional Food Bank.
8/20 Robert Gonzales, Fernandzo Holmes,
Chukwuemeka Keke, Ron Newton, Derek Nguyen, Phong Nguyen, Lee Vu, Wyatt Wolfenkoehler
8/21 Michael Barnett, Dennis Byrne, Florinda Cruz, Pam Cusack, Hailey Fox, Cheyenne Gutierrez, Quade Haney, Gabriella Hernandez, Marion Schweikhart, Stephanie Whitney
8/22 Alfredo Galarza, Maegan McNeil, Sara Ruth, Joann Sandersfield, Tracy Smelley, Jackson Sprayberry
8/23 Angela Balsavich, Brynn Blevins, Raymond Catalano, Nolan Coats, Jon Denton, Thomas Doan, Cordelia Garrison, Ann Greene, Anabella Herrera, Brinley Oman, 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, Peter Hamel, Alejandro Hernandez, Linda Hernandez, Julian Martinez, Devin Mendoza, Wilhelmina Morrow, Prescilla Sanchez
8/26 Craig Crawford, Paiton Guajardo, Regina Harris, Ian Hayward, Emma Lang, Isabella Tarlton, Frank Villa
8/20 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Brakebill 52 Mr. & Mrs. Don Fair 40 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Johnson 14 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Martini III 29 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Ruth 23
8/21 Mr. & Mrs. Hendrik Gulikers 13 Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Hlad 24
8/22 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Trolinger 15 Mr. & Mrs. Loren Harris 25
8/24 Mr. & Mrs. William Orland 26
8/25 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Catalano 55 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Heid 33
8/26 Mr. & Mrs. Rodrick Steele 50
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
August 26-27 Altar Server Holy Communion Holy Communion
Gift Bearer Hospitality Lector Coordinator
SATURDAY 5pm
Frank Cassarino Jim Emmen Tom Strotman
Carol Hix Pat & Mike Jaques Joanne Lane Patti Muzny
Ed Smith Tom Strotman Robin Teske Marva Yandell
Fitzgeralds Sam & Brian Muzny
Sandy & Ron Porter
Denise Dwyer Matt Walters
Mary & Polo Lopez
SUNDAY 9am
Abigail Clark Joseph Julian Jake Martell
Mary Earing Angeline Fombe Donna & Tony Galier Gail Gonshor Ray & Mercy Hulley
Michael Johns Bill & Amber Johnson Dina Jones-Griggs Bill Seck Noreen Valadez
Dale & Margie Allen Ashworth Family
Elmer Goetz Mary Gorrell Greg & Marge Hargrove
Lori Blankenship Richard Hall
Eual McCrite
SUNDAY 11:45am
Jay Harris Hunter Tharp Turner Tharp
Kelly Gibbons Roy & Nancy Lyle Gayla Maupin John & Caryl Prati
Mary Schultz Kay & Ed Tucker Kathy Wigley
Jon Gonshor Loren & Teresa Harris
Debbie & Gary Kamphaus Jon & Patti Riva
Peggy Denker Ana Skelly
Roy & Nancy Lyle
Stewardship of Treasure/Sacrificial Giving
Aug 14 FYTD PFYTD
Sacrificial Giving 12,535 88,365 82,585
Children/Teens 27 371
Total Contributions 12,562 88,736 82,585
Other Income 1,237 21,813 25,024
Total Income 13,799 110,549 107,609
Thank You, Good andFaithful Stewards!
545 households have monthly
or weekly contribution envelopes
186 Envelope Users gave $12,535
Average gift $67
65 ACH members gave $10400
Average gift $160
Tuesday, August 22
6:00am Men’s Study Group 6:00pm Cantor & Instrumentalist Practice 6:30pm Boy Scouts 6:30pm Women’s Journey Group
Wednesday, August 23
7:00pm Life Nite Resumes
Thursday, August 24
6:00pm St. Vincent de Paul
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Sunday, August 27
10:20am Life Kids, EDGE, Life Teen Classes 10:30am Blood Pressure Checks
THIS WEEK’S EVENTS
We Support the Men and Women
Risking All to Defend our Freedom
ERNIE BOTELLO JERIMIAH BLANCHARD
With Our Deepest Sympathy
We extend our sincere condolences to Tenison Stone on the occasion of the death of her mother Sharon Marshall. May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the Mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
WHAT DOES ALPHA LOOK LIKE?
JESUS CHRIST IS THE ALPHA AND THE OMEGA, THE BEGINNING AND THE END
A VISION FOR US
We are called to become a truly catholic community in
which all are welcome to become friends
with each other, with Christ, and with the least of
His brothers and sisters; becoming Holy as God is Holy.
Journey of Faith & ALPHA
Fill out a registration card Drop the card in the box on the table
in the Commons
Wednesday, August 30th
7PM
FOOD
Whether it’s a group of
friends gathered around a
kitchen table, or a quick
catch-up over coffee and
cake, food has a way of
bringing people together.
It’s no different at Alpha.
Sessions start with food,
because it’s a great way to
build community and get
to know each other.
VIDEO
The 30 minutes
presentations are engaging
and inspire conversation.
Each explores the big
issues around faith and
unpack the basics of
Christianity, addressing
questions such as Who is
Jesus? How can I have
faith? Who Is the Holy
Spirit? Can I be filled with
the Spirit?
DISCUSSION
The chance to share
thoughts and ideas on the
topic, and simply discuss it in
a small group. There’s no
obligation to say anything
and there’s nothing you
can’t say (seriously). Hear
others and offer your own
perspective in an honest,
friendly and open
environment.
Journey through Questions of Life, Faith and God “Alpha was a safe place where I could say out loud whatever I had to say.”
“I thought that following God meant giving up all the things I enjoyed about life...” “It all turned out to be life changing.”
“Each time I was heard and listened to without judgement, it allowed me to share more and ask more and share more and ask more...
and then finally meet Jesus.” A lot of people want to talk about their faith...but they’re unsure how to.”
“100% of the prayers that don’t get asked, will go unanswered.”
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
LIFE KIDS, EDGE & LIFE TEEN
SESSIONS RESUME ON AUGUST 20th!
Sundays, 10:15 am – 11:30 am
Raising children can be a challenging endeavor. We are excited about the opportunity to help you raise them as disciples of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our catechetical programs have as their chief objective to accompany the children on a journey of faith that makes it possible for them to become, over time, his faithful disciples. We believe that if you worship together as a family every Sunday (barring illness or travel) and see to it that they participate regularly in RE classes, you will experience rewarding benefits. Most of the year we also offer small group faith and bible studies for parents that meet at the same time the children are in class. We also offer coffee and donuts in the Joyce Center during this time. If child care is necessary for your to take advantage of these classes, please let us know as that is another service we provide during that time frame. Grades Kindergarten through 5th grade are part of our LIFE KIDS program and meet in the education wing of the main building. 6th – 12th graders meet in our Youth building An updated SIGNED registration form is required to be on file before any child can be added to the class roster. 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 ALL STUDENTS
AS CLASSES BEGIN
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Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend, September 15-17, 2017
Happily ever after doesn't have to be a fairy tale. A great marriage takes work, but it can lead to a lifetime of true happiness! On a Marriage Encounter Weekend, you’ll develop the tools you need to restore your communication, renew your commitment, and rekindle your romance. The next Weekend is September 15-17 at the Catholic Pastoral Center. Apply online at http://meoklahoma.org, or contact Rick & Bev Feller at 405-323-9119 or rbfeller@gmail.com for more information.
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
Wednesday, August 23rd Life Night Resumes
7:00pm – 9:00 pm, Youth building Registration Consent and Waiver form for RE/Youth
Activities required for participation.
NCYC Parent/Teen Meeting
Sun, Aug 27 at 1pm or Mon, Aug 28 at 7pm Youth building
Second payment of $100, registration and notarized consent form due Sep 10th.
PRAYER SUPPORT FOR ALPHA
More than 400 parishioners have experienced Alpha over the past two years. We call upon them now to provide prayer support during the actual sessions which begin August 30th from 7—8:30pm. We would like some individuals to actually come to the Blessed Sacrament Chapel during at least part of each session to pray before the presence of The Lord. Others may choose to pray at home. Or, a combination of both. There will be sign up sheets on the welcome counter this weekend and next. Do you have to have experienced Alpha to offer the prayer support? Not at all. The whole purpose of this prayer is to ask God to rain down his grace on all participants as they move through the course.
BULLETIN AD REP HERE NEXT WEEK
If you are interested in placing or maintaining an existing ad in our Sunday bulletin, the Trinity rep will be at the parish this coming week. Just call the parish office and ask for Ronnie.
½ PRICE GIFT BAGS
In The Gift Shop
THIS WEEKEND
Check It Out!
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD AT 10:00 AM
This will be an occasion of great splendor for the Catholic Church in Oklahoma. Cardinals, Bishops, Priests, Deacons, Consecrated Religious, and lay faithful will be gathered to honor Fr. Rother as he is formally declared Blessed. Beatification is the rite that leads to canonization—once a verifiable miracle has occurred through his direct intercession. One charter bus has been reserved and tickets are being sold that cover the expense. We propose that those not going on the bus be willing to join with others by meeting in our parking lot on that Saturday morning. There are a number of parking lots and garages within walking distance of the Cox Arena.
WE WILL HAVE DISCOUNTED
TICKETS AVAILABLE NEXT
WEEKEND
LIVE EVERY DAY WITH
PASSION & PURPOSE
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 30
6:30-10:30pm
Presented By
MATTHEW KELLY- Dynamic Catholic
Contact Tommie TTran@standrewmoore.com
CHARTER BUS FULL
Bus leaves church at 7:30am
THE LIFE OF A DISCIPLE
RETREAT FOR MEN
Fri. Sept 8: 6:00 ‐ 10:30 PM
Sat. Sept 9: 8:30 AM ‐ 4:30PM Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, & Snacks
Provided
In the Joyce Center
www.therothermen.com/event-registration
Dale Neikirk Bill Johnson Cecil Johnson Richard Hall Tony Darnell Michael Hill Tony Galier Rick Atkins
FR. STANLEY ROTHER PRIEST & MARTYR
BEATIFICATION
CEREMONY
COX CENTER ARENA
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
Join us at 1pm Sunday for
the Potluck Meal
And for Mass on
Wednesday at 6PM
As We Help Fr. Jack
Celebrate His Anniversary
August 23rd, 1973
44
Thank you! I will give you shepherds after my own
heart, who will feed you with knowledge
and understanding. Jeremiah 3:15
Father
Jack
You Said Yes,
And We Were
BLESSED!
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM August 20, 2017
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