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hospitality, prayer, faith formation and service to others

for the benefit of all in our community.

Holy Infant of Prague Catholic Church

8090 GADSDEN HIGHWAY, TRUSSVILLE, ALABAMA 35173 CHURCH OFFICE: 205-655-2541 FAX: 205-661-9231

WEBSITE: www.hiopcc.org EMAIL ADDRESS: hiopcc@aol.com

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Financial Help

Call 205-228-8399, leave a detailed message and someone will return your call. St. Vincent DePaul does not accommodate Walk-Ins.

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Readings for the Week of June 10

Send Announcements to: hiopcckaren@aol.com. Deadline for June 24 Bulletin is 9:00am, Thursday, June 14

Sick & Homebound Parishioners

Chris Baker, John & Yeay-Lu Birmingham, Noelle Bizick, John & Rose Marie Cefalu, Belinda Collier, David & Carol Daigle, Anthony D’Ambrose, Bill Dudley, Shawn Evans, Sonja Foster, Janet Gipson, Harrison Gooch, Joy Goolsby, Randy & Jane Gray, Lynn Haggerty, Betty Hornbuckle, Betty Horton, Jamie Hudson, Bruce Johnson, Betty Kader, Robert Kenney, Lara Kerrines, Susan Kervaski, Kathleen Kniphfer, Sandra LaRussa, Cindy Lawson, Lucille Loe, Cecelia LoPresti, Debbie Lucas, John & Ann McGrath, Eileen Moreau, Phyllis Moss, Scott Noss, William O’Donnell, Laura O’Grady, Ann Rodriquez, Nita Rose, Margaret Sakala, Sue Scott, Gloria Stieffel, Theresa Taggart, John & Beverly Temerson, Meloney Thompson, Mary Lou Todd, Frances L. Tombrello, Helen Walker, Temple Wells, Teresa Wilkes, Nathaniel Adam Wilkes, Aileen Winship

Welcome Packets & Parish Membership

Anyone who wishes to register in the parish can pick up a Newcomer Packet at the Welcome Center after weekend Masses or at the Church Office. We hope that you will find our parish a place where your faith will be nourished and a place where you will share your special gifts with our parish family. Your prayers, your presence, and your talents are most welcome. Registration forms are in hallway of the Church or in the Church Office. If you would like offertory envelopes, please contact the church office.

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Eucharistic Adoration

Eucharistic Adoration every Tuesday, 7am until 7pm. Come visit Him—He loves you, longs for you and will bring you peace beyond understanding.

Parish Offertory

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Total Contributions Rec’d $ 307,749.30

Total Expenses Paid $ 145,568.43 Total Interest Paid $ 12,501.98 Debt Principal Paid $ 107,878.52

Revenue over expenses $ 41,800.37

Bank Balances 4/30/18

Operating Account $ 147,466.92 Savings Account $ 110,047.32 Total Funds Available $ 257,514.24 Building Loan Debt 2/28/18 $1,344,115.86

Lending Library Books, videos, tapes, CDs & DVDs are available to parishioners free in the Lending Library. A listing is posted on the parish web site www.hiopcc.org.

Columbarium

Niches in our Holy Infant Columbarium and Memorial Garden are available for Parishioners and family. For information, please contact the church office. Special Thanks to Todd Mastro of Good Earth Landscaping for the summer beautification of our Columbarium Memorial Garden.

If you are currently a parishioner and any of your (or your family's) information on file with us has changed, please complete the form below so that we can update our records. If you have added a family member, be sure and let us know his/her full name, gender, and date of birth. Once completed, please detach the form and place in the offertory basket or bring to the Church Office. Thank you.

NAME__________________________________________ADDRESS (Old)_______________________________________ Number Street Zip

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EMAIL____________________________NEW FAMILY MEMBER______________________________________________ Name Gender Birth Date

From the Garden

The garden has been planted—tomatoes, okra, yellow squash, cucumbers, pepper, green beans and zinnias are on their way! The Jammers & Canners have been making strawberry jam and will be making plum jelly in the coming weeks followed by peach, blueberry, elderberry and apple.. If you can help with weeding, picking, or selling of produce, it would be so appreciated. We always need sugar, Suregel and 1/2 pint jars. If you would like to “join in the fun,” we would love to have you. We meet every Wednesday at 10:00am. No experience needed—we will teach you. We laugh a lot and enjoy “sampling” the “fruits of our labor.” Come join us: Pam Bell, 914-6674; Virginia Roberson, 441-6699; Karen Lehr, 552-2566.

For Youth announcements contact Tanya Gagliano, 228-8383

gaglianokids@yahoo.com

WOW! (Worship on Wednesdays!) 6:15pm-7:15pm Beginnings Group (K5-5th Grade); Faith Group (6th-8th Grade)

Sundays 4pm-6pm The Chosen Youth Group (9th-12th Grade)

RCIA

Interested in the Roman Catholic faith? Classes are Sunday at 9:30am in the Chapel. Contact Deacon Ed Pruet, 205-228-8382, to inquire about classes.

Parish School of Religion

Contact Terry Pruet, 228-8382 or hiopccterry@aol.com.

PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION sessions will resume September 9. Registration will begin July 1 in the PSR hallway for the 2018-2019 year. Fees are $25.00 per student for textbook.

Security Training

It is unfortunate that in the world we live we must be concerned with security in our place of worship. Fr. Deasy, the Office Staff, Pastoral Council, and concerned parishioners have been working together to come up with a plan to make Holy Infant as safe as humanly possible. Our security goal is to prevent bad situations instead of just responding to them. Our first step in this endeavor is security training; learning what to look for and learning what to do to prevent a situation from escalating. Chuck Bradford from the Trussville Police, will be here 12:30pm, Sunday, June 10 for security training. All interested adults are invited to attend.

Altar Servers

Altar Servers are needed at the 5:00pm Saturday Mass. If you can help as a server at the Saturday Mass, even just for the summer, please contact Karen in the Parish Office, 205-655-2541.

SPECIAL THANKS to the volunteer Catechists who give their time and talents to our young people: Gd. K5-Dawn Pruet, Angela Schauer & Regina George; Gd. 1-Rea Shinn & Crystal Rood; Gd. 2-Patrick & Karen Campbell; Gd. 3-Mark & Sharri Thompson; Gd. 4-Mary Ann Giattina, Becca Hasenbein & Katelyn Goodwin; Gd. 5-Melanie Miller & Melanie Dimler; Gd. 6-Tim Bowers & Stepahnie Young; Gd. 7-Matthew Renda; Gd. 8-Dana LaRussa & Debbie Armstrong; Gd. 9-Warren McWhorter & Catherine Brown; Gd. 10-Ralph Harbison, Jr & Cathie McCall; Gd. 11 & 12-Mark & Maria Kaczperski. Adult Education Facilitators: RCIA – Deaocn Ed Pruet; Adult Sunday a.m. – Deacon Danny McCay; Wednesday p.m. – Steve & Susan Atchison.

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

It is time for our special collection for the Mission Cooperative Appeal. The collection will be taken up on the weekend of June 23 and 24. The heartfelt generosity that you have always given to the missions is greatly appreciated by those who are less fortunate. I hope we can make this year’s appeals a very successful one. Pope Francis often speaks about call to be missionary disciples. Helping the Missions is a way to fulfill that call.

A quote from Pope Francis: “Jesus is ‘the evangelizer par excellence and the Gospel in person.’ His solicitude, particularly for the most vulnerable and marginalized, invokes all of us to care for the frailest and to recognize his suffering countenance, especially in the victims of new forms of poverty and slavery. The Lord says: ‘I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me.’ The mission of the Church, herself a pilgrim in the world and the Mother of all, is thus to love Jesus Christ, to adore and love him, particularly in the poorest and most abandoned; among these are certainly migrants and refugees, who are trying to escape difficult living conditions and dangers of every kind.”

This year the funds received from this collection will directly help support the following participating groups: Diocese of Warangal, India; Diocese of Kumba, Cameroon, Africa; Diocese of Irinjalakuda, India; and Diocese of Miri, Malaysia.

These mission projects will benefit equally from the collection taken up in the parishes. This is our way of showing our care and support for the foreign missions.

Blessing to you and your families.

Gratefully yours in Christ,

Most Reverend Robert J. Baker, S.T.D. Bishop of Birmingham in Alabama

TEENS LOOKING FOR A VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY IN JUNE?: The BASIC Program is a 20 day, 7 hour program offering children ages 7-14 an opportunity to improve their learning skills & develop their athletic abilities. Expectations of volunteers: 1)Determine which day or days they are willing to volunteer 2)Fill out necessary forms to participate 3)Be on time 2 7:30am on their day and be willing to remain until 2:45pm Call Fr. Alex Steinmiller, 205-223-9330 for more info or to sign up.

Students entering grades 1-6 Monday to Friday, June 18-22

9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Daily Mass-All are welcome

Outdoor fun break at midday

Students entering grades 7-12 Sunday to Thursday, June 17-21

7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Daily Mass-All are welcome

The Totus Tuus summer catechetical program is a week-long “parish mission” for Catholic youth in grades 1 through 12. It is dedicated to sharing the Gospel and promoting the Catholic faith through evangelization, catechesis, Christian witness, and Eucharistic worship.

Totus Tuus provides an environment in which the Eucharist is central to the day. Prayer provides the structure, but the Mass is truly the “source and summit” of the daily schedule.

Totus Tuus inspires young people to go to Jesus Christ through Mary by meditating on the mysteries of the rosary.

Totus Tuus instructs young people in the basic tenets of the Catholic faith to cultivate both a firm intellectual grounding and a solid personal relationship with Christ.

Totus Tuus encourages young people to begin discerning God’s call in their life to be married, a priest, a religious, or single.

Totus Tuus demonstrates that one can be a faithful, practicing Catholic and still have fun!

Totus Tuus will dive deep into the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary: Baptism in the Jordan, Wedding at Cana, Proclamation of the Kingdom of God, Transfiguration, Institution of the Eucharist

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Contact: Terry Pruet Totus Tuus Coordinator

(205) 228-8382 hiopccterry@aol.com

Holy Infant of Prague Catholic Church

8090 Gadsden Highway Trussville, AL 35173

205-655-2541 hiopcc.org

Totus Tuus, a Latin phrase meaning “totally yours,” was the motto of Blessed Pope John Paul II. Taken from St. Louis de Montfort’s work, True Devotion to Mary, it signifies our desire to give our-selves entirely to Jesus Christ. It also expresses our effort to give all that we have to every young person we encounter.

Totus Tuus seeks to inspire in young people a true longing for holiness, a deep desire for daily conversion, and an open-ness to their vocation by challenging them to give themselves entirely to Jesus Christ by continually strengthening their prayer lives .

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REMINDERS CHILDREN’S LITURGY (Age 4-Gr. 1): Volunteers needed! Love to share the Gospel with small children? Contact: Terry Pruet, 228-8382. June 10:Karen Campbell, Sharon Burdette June 17: Catherine Brown, Sharon Richards

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Adult Faith Enrichment- Terry Pruet, 228-8382, hiopccterry@aol.com Baptismal Preparation (By appointment)-Deacon Ed Pruet, 228-8382

Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts-Greg Mink, 253-2486; gregmink@gmail.com

Family Faith Enrichment-Steve Atchison, 296-3166; ssatchison@gmail.com Knights of Columbus-Tom Ruf, 205-467-0211; hiopknights.org Ladies Sodality- Sara Shaw, 655-8679; Dawn Krolikowski, 541-0702 Landings (By request)-Tim Bowers, 205-655-7227 Oktoberfest-Pat McTamney 807-5591, Pat.McTamney@gmail.com Prayer Shawl Ministry-Judy Ruf, 467-0211 !Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults(RCIA)-Terry Pruet, 228-8382 Rosary Makers-Gene Hodge, 699-5282; Cathy Davis, 661-3655 St. Vincent DePaul (SVDP)-Ken Lindquist, 228-8399 SVDP Apostolate to the Aging-Diane McTamney, 655-5217 SVDP Camp Joseph-Steve Atchison, 296-3166; steve@campjoseph.org!Saturday Night Life-Dawn Krolikowski, 541-0702 (Married Couples) Stewardship Council-Kimberly Andreae, 332-4197�Youth-Tony & Tanya Gagliano, 228-8383, gaglianokids@yahoo.com�

JUNE 16 & 17-11TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

5:00PM-LECTOR: Sky Park COMMUNION: Sky Park, J.A. Abts, Mary Sue Landman, Lou Ann Nix ALTAR SERVERS: Josie McGuire, Quinn Miller USHERS: Steve & Jacob Seagle, Tim Bowers, Paul LaRussa

8:15AM-LECTOR: Beth Mullaney COMMUNION: Deborah Baker, Pat Lucas, Mary Ann Vann, Clyde Lamp, Vic & Brenda Graffeo ALTAR SERVERS: Sam Simmons, John Booker USHERS: Vic Graffeo, Clyde Lamp III & IV, David Alvis

11:15AM-LECTOR: Patrick Campbell COMMUNION: Greg & Melanie Dimler, Diane Davis, Simmy Cochran, Sue Waldrop, Michael Dulion ALTAR SERVERS: Trevor & Austin Pruet, Witt Lincoln USHERS: Jesse Lincoln, Sheila Stills, Alex Martin, Tommy Schauer

One to two months of schedules are posted in the Sacristy. It is your responsibility to find a replacement if you cannot serve whenassigned. Please send your email address to:hiopccKaren@gmail.com.

SUNDAY JUNE 10 7:45AM Rosary 8:15AM Mass (+Tony Pitts; +Annie Hodge) 9:30AM Adult Ed 11:15AM Mass (+Jerry Bailey); Children’s Liturgy 12:30 PM Security Training. 4:00 PM Chosen Youth

MONDAY JUNE 11 8:30AM Mass (+Annie Hodge) 10:00AM Prayer Shawl 11:00AM Prayer Group 7:00PM Scouts

TUESDAY JUNE 12 7:00AM Eucharistic Adoration 7:00PM Benediction

WEDNESDAY JUNE 13 8:30AM Mass (+Stella Salerno Smith) 5:30 PM WOW Youth

THURSDAY JUNE 14

FRIDAY JUNE 15 8:30AM Mass (+Annie Hodge)

SATURDAY JUNE 16 4:00PM Confessions 5:00PM Mass (+Polly Rohling; +Annie Hodge)

SUNDAY JUNE 17 7:45AM Rosary 8:15AM Mass (+Missie Linn; +Annie Hodge) 9:30AM Adult Ed; Donuts for Dad 11:15AM Mass (For the People); Children’s Liturgy 7:00 PM Totus Tuus

To find out more, please see Contact Information

SUNDAY 2nd Sunday,12:30PM-Pastoral & Stewardship Councils

TUESDAY 1st Tuesday, 8:30am & 6:00pm-Ladies Altar Sodality (August–May)

THURSDAY 1st Thursday,11:00am-Vintage Flock (Senior Adults) (September–May) 7:00pm-Knights of Columbus

June 17 Donuts for Dad June 17-22 Totus Tuus Oct. 13 Oktoberfest

Faith & Fellowship

Wednesday nights’ Family Faith & Fellowship will not meet during the summer but will resume in September.

New Pastoral Council Members Congratulations to our new Pastoral Council Members: Melanie Dimler, Greg Gravlee, Chris Andrews, Donette Plant.

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