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PENTECOST SUNDAY WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM May 20, 2018
May 21st – May 27th
9am Mass Monday
Mrs. Seck Juanita Murphy
9am Mass Tuesday
Jean Droppa & Alice Flanders M/M Wm. Flanders
6pm Mass Wednesday
†Maria Hernandez Irene McHazlett
9am Mass Thursday
†Lewis Gleason Clyde & Ann Grover
Trinity Sunday
5pm Mass SATURDAY
†Vickie Aycock Larry & Gay Meilleur
9am Mass SUNDAY
†Rose McCrite John & Caryl Prati
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
Wednesday at 5:45pm Or at any other time
Pope Francis said that the grace of the Holy Spirit is for everyone – something we must keep in mind as we continue to walk the path toward Christian unity through prayer and good works.“Share with everyone in the Church Baptism in the Holy Spirit, praise the Lord without ceasing, walk together with Christians of different Churches and Christian communities in prayer and action for the most needy,”
The grace of the Holy Spirit “is for the whole Church, not just for some, and none of us is the ‘master’ and all the others the servants. No. We are all serving this current of grace.” Pope Francis addressed around 50,000 members of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal movement during an ecumenical prayer vigil. The vigil was part of five days of celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the movement. The jubilee was organized by the International Catholic Charismatic Renewal Services and the Catholic Fraternity of Charismatic Covenant Communities and Fellowships. Saturday night’s meeting with Pope Francis, on the eve of Pentecost, was preceded by praise and worship music, readings and testimonies. Papal preacher Fr. Raniero Cantalamessa, O.F.M. also gave a meditation. On stage were leaders of the Charismatic Renewal and representatives of Evangelical, Pentecostal and other Christian churches. During the encounter, the Pope reminded those present that they are in a privileged place for working toward Christian unity, something for which they should never stop striving.
The most precious gift we have all received, he explained, is our Baptism. “And now the Spirit leads us on the path of conversion that goes through the whole Christian world.” Additionally, praising God should be accompanied by serving those in need. “To serve the poorest and the sick, this is what the Church and the Pope are expecting from you, Catholic Charismatic Renewal, but from all of you, everyone, all of you who have entered this current of grace!” Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the movement is the perfect time, he said, to stop and reflect. “And I would say to you: It is time to move forward with more force, leaving behind us the dust of time we have left to accumulate, giving thanks for what we have received and facing the new with faith in the action of the Holy Spirit!”. Today, he said, we are gathered in an open-air space, because we are not afraid and because our hearts are open to the promises of the Father. Together, we all profess that “Jesus is Lord.”
People may have come from many different parts of the world, but in the Holy Spirit, we are united, “to announce together the love of the Father for all his children! To announce the Good News to all peoples! To show that peace is possible.”
Showing to the world that peace is possible isn’t always
so easy, the Pope continued, “but in the name of
Jesus we can prove with our testimony that peace is
POPE FRANCIS
ON THE
HOLY SPIRIT
PENTECOST SUNDAY WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM May 20, 2018
SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES SUNDAYS
You should have received a packet in the mail this
weekend week containing Time and Talent cards.
Whatever we are able to accomplish as a faith
community with the help of God’s Grace must involve
each and everyone of us who is grateful that Jesus calls
us to be his disciples.
As with the list below the cards indicate our most
pressing needs. Look them over carefully and
prayerfully so that you and the members of your family
can choose one or two forms of service you can commit
yourself to between now and next Pentecost. This year
we are going to update all our lists. Please return the
cards to the box located in front of the baptismal
font. In the weeks following your turning in the cards,
someone will contact you personally with all the info you
will need to serve.
Welcoming Newcomers
Coffee & Donuts Helpers
Groundskeepers
Custodial Helpers
Plant Care
Gift Shop Workers
General Helpers
Parish Life Activities
Feeding the Homeless
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Pac-A-Sac
Altar Linen Launderers
Life Teen & Edge Core Group Members & Helpers
Life Kids Teachers & Helpers
Communion Ministers
Greeters
Music Ministry
Altar Servers
Scripture Readers
Gift Bearers
Mass Coordinators
Sacristans
Church Décor
Homebound Ministry
Preparing meals for Alpha & Journey of Faith has
become an essential part of offering hospitality
and forming community. We need help with:
Food Prep Teams - Serving Teams - Cleanup Teams
Funeral Dinner Food Prep. (From Home)
Funeral Dinner Serving/Cleanup Teams
SMALL DISCIPLESHIP GROUPS
We have had bible and other kinds of study groups at St. Andrews for forty years or more. And on two different occasions—many years apart—we had numerous “Renew Groups” that met in each other’s homes. With some exceptions (in particular with Renew), individual parishioners and couples participated in these groups pretty much just for the time it took to complete a particular course--though some people participated in several groups. Over these many years, countless parishioners have seen their faith grow through these small groups. Even more importantly these groups facilitated the development of community and good friendships. So how do the present Small Discipleship Groups differ from the groups we’ve had in the past? They actually have a lot in common but they do differ somewhat in their purpose. In the first place, they are more than just study groups. And though friendship and community building will undoubtedly occur, these groups exist primarily to form small ongoing communities of intentional and missionary disciples. In the past, the primary purpose of the parish was focused on what might be called “sacramental maintenance” to churchgoers. But as recent popes and bishops have stressed the importance of evangelization, we have had to adopt new strategies that will help us learn how to bring the Good News of God’s love and mercy to the many people who may not feel connected to Christ and the church. One of those strategies is the Alpha Course which has helped hundreds of people to see the best in Christ and in his people, the church. A second strategy is the formation of SDG’s. We have 20 or more groups of various sizes studying discipleship, scripture, and prayer while forming a small community of friends and disciples. Watch the bulletin for new opportunities to become part of a Small Discipleship Group.
PENTECOST SUNDAY WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM May 20, 2018
Sundays 10:15am – 11:30am
LAST CLASS MAY 20TH
REGISTER NOW FOR 2018/2019
Turn in your registration forms in the basket in the commons. Those who were enrolled this year should have prefilled forms available which just need to be reviewed, updated and signed. Contact Ann Grover or Tommie Tran for the prefilled form. Blank forms are available at the welcome counter.
ALPHA / CONFIRMATION PREP
SUNDAY, MAY 20th at 1PM
Pope Francis embarks on a personal journey to
present his work of reform and answer today's
global questions -- from his deep concern for
the poor and wealth inequality to his
involvement in environmental issues, social
justice and calls for peace.
OPENED MAY 18th
AT THE WARREN
LAST SPRING LIFE NIGHT
Wednesday May 23rd
7pm- 9pm
Summer Life Nights will begin Jun 13th
7 – 10 pm
Youth in grades 6 – 12 are welcome to join in for food, fellowship, tutoring and games in the Youth building. Come find out what’s happening and being planned for the youth of the parish.
Tuesday, June 5th
Trip to Six Flags For mature 8th graders (going into 9th) thru 12th graders. Cost is $60 per person. Off-site consent form and money must be turned in no later than Sunday, May 20th. Only 15 seats available, first come, first served. Additional $$$ needed for bus driver tip and spending money. Getting there via charter bus with Epiphany and St. John’s in Edmond Parishes.
ST. ANN RETIREMENT CENTER
We have some openings in our Assisted Living Community. They are 1 bedroom apartments located on the 2nd floor with access to elevators. Cost includes Meals, Transportation, Medication Administration, Bathing & Dressing Assistance, Reminders, Escort to Meals & Activities and much more. The community celebrates Mass daily in St. Joachim Chapel.
Call Richard Amend at (405) 721-0747 about a current Move-In Special. ________________________________________
IN MEMORIAM
JOAN ABSTON died this past week after a long illness. Her family had planned an 80th birthday party on June 10th and they have chosen that date for her memorial service. It will be held in the church at 5pm on Sunday, the 10th. This is not a Mass.
A New Motion Picture
From Award Winning Director
WIM WENDERS
POPE FRANCIS
A MAN OF HIS
WORD
PENTECOST SUNDAY WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM May 20, 2018
5/20 Evelyn Gallegos, Lino Hernandez, Faith Salinas, Adriana Wallace, Wanda York, Britney Zavala
5/21 Lance Babbit, Garret Bocock, Keegan
Brashears, Celeste Jean-Roy, Shelly Lee 5/22 Jacob Crawford, Richard Embree, Harper
Escalera, Kaysen Fisher, Lisa Hoang, Deborah Kamphaus, Alisa-Beth Pelletier, Luzmila Rengger, Hoa Tran, Joe Weinzetl, James Zondor
5/23 Cindy Bui, Kristie Hand, Mary Henderson,
Michael Hill 5/24 David Boren, Carmen Castillo, Dominic
Litwin, Dung Nguyen, Anne Stroud, Edgar Wong
5/25 Tyler Hand, Elizabeth Hanttula, Christina
Moralez, Dung Nguyen, Miguel Ponce, Pearce Schweikhart, Heidi Sidi, Hoang Tran
5/26 Trish Escobar, Timothy Kline, Shawna
Litwin, Aylin Sense, Ana Sirbu
5/21 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Stiles 30 5/22 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Foust 36 5/23 Mr. & Mrs. Raul Barrera 19 Mr. & Mrs. Rexford Freebody 4 5/24 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Diggs 32 Mr. & Mrs. James Ferguson 33 5/25 Mr. & Mrs. Nhi Lam 41 5/26 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Garza 45 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Guerra 22 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Joseph 17 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Sence 8
ACUTELY INFIRM
Theresa Aide Kris Ajamie Bailey Anderson Bert Alvarez Cynthia Balderas Bill Baltrush Jane Behr Michelle Brewer Ray Brewer Kim Chalfant Marian Chessmore Diane Cook Rick Filibeck Marcy Garcia Jerri Gilmore Moses Graham Shirley Graham Antonia Guzman Chester Hagnoski Don Kane Chris Manley Troyan McCollum Olivia Muir Brent Nance Roberta Neeley Caroline Newell Catherine Newell Lynn Rutledge Shannon Saturo Chris Sexton Landon Smith Jim Tucker Maria Valdez _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
HOMEBOUND
Ann Barr Lillian Brehm Margaret Crawford Nancy Davis Nancy de Long Rita Eaves Joan Elliott Rosalie Elliott Pat Everhart Mary Gorrell Rosita Hall Tom Hanson Pam Johnson Janet Jones Roger Kane Mary Jane Kilburn Ann Knapper Alberta Marquez Michelle Mathew Ramona Orland Howard McLaughlin San Juana Medina Jeanette Minter John Minter Anna Rossi Clariese Morgan Janie O’Connor Ron Rytlewski Rose Rytlewski Yvonne Smith Elinor Thompson Wayne Wolfenkoehler Johnny Yingling
ITEMS NEEDED AT THIS TIME
Instant Potatoes Jelly Peanut Butter Rice Sliced Loaf Bread Canned Vegetables
Thanks for your generous offering of groceries and other monetary gifts to help
purchase items from the Regional Food Bank.
“I was hungry and you
gave me something to eat”
PENTECOST SUNDAY WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM May 20, 2018
May 26-27
Altar Server
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Gift Bearer
Hospitality
Lector
Coordinator
SATURDAY 5pm
Raymond Catalano Mark Chenevey James Emmen
Frank Cassarino Clois Catalano Pat Jaques Mike Jaques Gina Narcisse
Sandy Porter Ed Smith Thomas Strotman Marva Yandell
Martin Fitzgerald Colleen Fitzgerald Karen Linch Ron Porter Robin Teske
LuVern Dokter Evelyn Dokter Apolonio Lopez Brian Muzny
Dale Niekirk Matthew Walter
Patti Muzny
SUNDAY 9am
Rachel Fite Peyton Hand Austin Joseph
Renee Bivins Tess Coburn Lilia Concannon Pam Cusack Tony Galier Donna Galier Ray Hulley Eual McCrite
Teresa Nguyen Mary Sarabia Zeela Snodgrass Noreen Valadez Samuel Warnecke Lori Watford Shannon Watford
Jovita Crissman Mary Earing Angeline Fombe Britney Fombe Tiffany Nguyen
Michael Johns Lani Johns Dina Jones-Griggs John Steger
Jake Martell William Orland
Martin Ortega
SUNDAY 11:45AM
Daniel Moni Turner Tharp Rose Tran
Bryan Baldwin Tammy Baldwin Hector Denis Peggy Denker Michael Friedt Garrett Hawthorne
Roy Lyle Nancy Lyle Emmanuel Torres Rosa Torres Austin Watford Kathy Wigley
John Gonshor Jay Harris Mary Ragland Jon Riva Patti Riva
Christy Bartlett Sherry Lynn Maryann Shultz Monica Soliz
Shelly Durham Claire Powell
Joseph Gibbons
Stewardship of Treasure/Sacrificial Giving
May 13 FYTD PFYTD
Sacrificial Giving 11,741 642,662 640,999
Gifts for the Poor 219 24,120 21,377
Building Fund 955 91,761 102,635
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS 12,915 758,542 765,010
Other Income 2,648 92,586 78,819
TOTAL INCOME 15,563 851,129 843,829
604 households have monthly
or weekly contribution envelopes
184 Envelope Users gave $12,915
Average gift $70
65 ACH members gave $9752
Average gift $150
Thank You, Good and Faithful
Stewards!
BUILDING THE KINGDOM
THROUGH GOOD STEWARDSHIP
Our parish fiscal year begins on July 1st and extends through June 30th. As you can see from the above figures, our gifts for the poor are on the increase. And because we are committed to directing five percent of our collective sacrificial giving to bring good news to the poor, we have been able to give tens of thousands of dollars to various worthy causes over the past ten months. This should act as an incentive for all our members to give generously in an accountable way: sacrificial giving envelopes, automatic bank drafts, and online giving. Thanks to all who are already doing their very best!
PENTECOST SUNDAY WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM May 20, 2018
This Week’s Events
Monday, May 21
10:00am SDG-Youth Building 7:00pm Men’s SDG-McConnell Rm.
Tuesday, May 22
6:00am Men’s SDG/Rother Men 10:00am SDG-McConnell Room 10:00am SDG-Youth Bldg. 6:00pm SDG-North JC 6:30pm Boy Scouts 6:30pm SDG-McConnell Room 6:30pm Cantor practice 7:00pm Choir & Instrumentalists Practice 7:00pm SDG-Bible Timeline-Room 4
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Wednesday, May 23
4:00pm SDG-Room 4 6:30pm SDG-Room 4 7:00pm LIFE NITE
Thursday, May 24
6:30pm SDG-North JC 7:00pm SDG-Room 4
Friday, May 25
6:30pm SDG-Room 4
Saturday, May 26
6:30am SDG/Rother Men-Youth Building
OUR SERVANT LEADERS
Maintenance Director: Bob Bussa 754-5308
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 Ministers: Brooke Beasley & Dina Jones-Griggs
[email protected] 248-6756
[email protected] 308-9169
Prime-Timers: Peggy Denker 754-5307
Parish Nurse: Caryl Prati, R.N. 754-5302
Evangelization & Worship: Amber Johnson
[email protected] 754-5305
Parish Secretary: Janet Windsor 799-3334 [email protected]
Music Director: Daniel Jack 264-3711
DEACON ASSOCIATES
Angus Watford 381-2740
Clyde Grover 259-8541
George Fombe 361-8976
Admin. Asst: Jane Mitchell 754-5301
Pastor: Father Jack Feehily 799-5003
Thank You Thank you to all our church family during our time of loss of Glen Brown. We feel very blessed.
The Brown Family
