SATURDAY, June 17 Weekday 3:30P Confessions Vigil, The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ 5:00P Bernard Shields SUNDAY, June 18 The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ 8:00A People of the Parish 10:30A Cindy Crowl MONDAY, June 19 Weekday 8:00A Richard Wishin TUESDAY, June 20 Weekday 8:00A Robert Bezzard WEDNESDAY, June 21 St. Aloysius Gonzaga 5:00P Adoration / St. Mary’s 5:15P Confessions / St. Mary’s 6:00P Rosemary Nobile THURSDAY, June 22 Weekday 8:00A Harriett Schmane 8:35A Confessions until 9:15A 9:15A Benediction FRIDAY, June 23 The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus 8:00A Robert Kemp SATURDAY, June 24 The Nativity of St. John the Baptist 3:30-4:30P Confessions Vigil, Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Times 5:00P Paul R. Russ Houseal SUNDAY, June 25 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Times 8:00A People of the Parish 10:30A Deacon Larry & Esther Quilliam

Envelopes out of 600 collected $ 4924.00 Loose Collection $ 390.25 Children’s Envelopes $ 7.00 Total Gifts to God $ 5321.25

To meet our budgeted expenses for the fiscal year, the sum of $7,750 is needed on a weekly basis

in the Sunday collection.

PRAY FOR THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND Marg Barton Ray Baxter Deacon Jeff Baylor Helen Bologa Elizabeth Buzzendore John Collier Nellie Conlin Marilyn Drummer Peggy Fisher Abby Fritsch Diane Flanagan Jim Gambler Katrina Gibson Peg Hartman David Hauck Clyde Newcomer Kathleen Kauffman Paul Kline James George Teresa Knighton Olga Korol Greg Fisher Brian LaPrairie Beulah Livelsberger Mary Loreto Betty McBride Steve McBride Barbara McEvoy Ashley Mable Mary Maurer Karen Mundorf Ken Murphy Teresa Musser Kathleen Nobile Michelle Panyik Denny Raver Charles Rees David Riger Elliot Ross Lorraine Rupard Irene Shields Joanne Shillow Joe Shillow Joanne Skammer Kim Smith Kathryn Spangler Marguerite Spangler Joseph Spence Leo Storm Sharon Swanger Bev Thomas Caroline Weitzel Rick Noll Jack Aument Robert Dean Saxman Robert Gainer Henry Walsh Buddy Hano

Readings for Next Sunday June 25, 2017

Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Times First Reading: Jeremiah 20:10-13

Psalm Reading: 68:8-10, 14, 17, 33-35 Second Reading: Romans 5:12-15

Gospel: Matthew 10:26-33

MEN! Take a vacation with the Lord. Join the men of our parish on the beautiful campus of Mt. St. Mary’s in Emmitsburg, Md. on Fri. Aug. 4 to Sun Aug. 6. Please see the poster located in the church vestibule and narthex for information or contact me for reservations. Make your reservations NOW to ensure a room. YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID ! Contact: Mike Finegan 717-476-7008 mkfinegan@yahoo.com

EWTN—Two new Series and a Father's Day Special!

LONG RIDE HOME: Rev up for a cross-country journey with Pro-Surfing World Champion Bear Woznick as he and several other men embark on an off-road adventure to the heart of spirituality.

REAL LIFE CATHOLIC: Chris Stefanick dives into the everyday lives of everyday Catholics, who are working, serving, building, and exploring the world with their faith at their side.

THE FATHER EFFECT: John Finch takes a deeper look at the profound effect fathers have on the lives of their chil-dren, and how children with absent fathers can find healing and forgiveness. Go to ewtn.com for more information and air times

The Refugee Crisis: Resettlement Facts and Myths is an evening featuring a pre-release screening of a documentary film focusing on the world’s largest refugee camp and a panel discussion with local refugees will take place on Thursday, June 29 at 7 p.m. at the Cardinal Keeler Center, Harrisburg. Warehoused: The Forgotten Refugees of Dadaab is a film that sheds light on the seemingly insurmountable challenges facing refugees across the globe through an intimate glimpse into daily life at Dadaab, Kenya -- the world’s largest refugee camp. It is approximately the size of Atlanta, GA. The public is welcome to attend this free event. Registration is not necessary but is encouraged to aid with event planning. Those interested can register on-line at www.hbgdiocese.org/warehoused. Questions can be directed to John Leedock at jleedock@cchbg.org.

Congratulations to Paddy Ssentongo and Anna Robuccio on their wedding that took place June 10, 2017 here are St. Peter. May God bless you and your new life together.

OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS SCHOOL Please watch the bulletin for Summer Dine Outs. Upcoming: June 26th at Catholic War Veterans 5-8pm July 25th at Union Station 5-8pm A percentage of your total check will be donated to Our School.

CATHOLIC EDUCATORS The Diocese of Harrisburg is seeking dedicated Catholic educators for our Catholic Schools who are rooted in their faith and prepared to share the message of the gospel. Positions are available for September 2017 form Pre-K through 12th grade. For more information contact the Diocese of Harrisburg, Secretariat for Education, 4800 Union Deposit Road, Harrisburg, Pa 17111 or 717-657-4804 or visit our website www.hbgdiocese.org.

LANCASTER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL The Lancaster Catholic High School community is in search of a new bus driver (s) for the OMPH area. The paid position has a specialized morning and afternoon run from the Ephrata area to LCHS for the 2017-18 school year. If you are interested, please contact Fr. John McLaughlin at the OMPH parish at 717-733-9641 or Terry Klugh at LCHS at 717-509-0315. Lancaster Catholic High School seeks a 10 month per year, full- time school nurse. Minimum qualification is an LPN credential, along with appropriate clearances. Preferred qualifications include higher level nursing credentials and experience in an educational / high school setting. Interested appliancats should forward cover letter, resume, certifications and list of references to Mrs. Cecile Car @ ccarr@lchsyes.org by June 15, 2017.

A SUMMER FAITH JOURNEY St. Leo the Great, 2427 Marietta Ave. Lancaster Catholicism: The Pivotal Players with Bishop Robert Barron Each DVD session will be held on the following Wed. evenings, after 7:00 p.m. Mass, in Rooms 3 & 4 of the church. June 21st - St. Francis of Assisi, The Reformer June 28th - St. Thomas Aquinas, The Theologian July 12th - St. Catherine of Siena, The Mystic July 19th - Michelangelo, The Artist Come to one or all of the sessions. Summer refreshments will be served. For more information contact the parish office at 717-394-1742

PASTOR’S CORNER Eucharist: A Sacrifice Eucharist is primarily a sacrifice, because Jesus Christ who offered himself on Calvary for our redemption is present and offers himself on the altar in every Eucharistic celebration. Sacrifice is the prime and core of any religious worship. Though praise, thanksgiving, petitions do form part of worship, sacrifice is the heart of worship. It is this aspect of sacrifice that marks the sanctuary different from the rest of the holy place to become Holy of Holies, (Sanctum Sanctorum). The sacrifice of Jesus on the Cross, giving His Body and Blood as a sacrifice for our redemption is the essence of the Eucharist. Crucifix and the Altar are the most powerful symbols of this Sacrifice of Christ that we celebrate in the Eucharist. The Church teaches us, that the Body and Blood of Jesus are really, truly, substantially, and abidingly present together with his soul and divinity by the reason of Transubstantiation of the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ. This takes place in the unbloody sacrifice of the Mass. By the words, "Do this in commemoration of me" (Luke 22:19), Christ made the apostles priests and decreed that, they and other priests should offer His Body and Blood, "Every time, then, you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the death of the Lord until he comes" (1 Corinthians 11:26). In order to renew and re seal our covenant with God and in order to reconcile our torn and broken relationship we need to take part in this sacrifice and eat the Passover lamb, which is our unleavened bread, the Holy Communion. Jn 6:54 “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day”. “How sweet, the presence of Jesus to the longing, harassed soul! It is instant peace, and balm to every wound” St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

A WOMEN’S CONCERN Is seeking a part-time receptionist for our N. Duke St. location. The receptionist is the first connection person for individuals seeking pregnancy help and support and must be passionately pro-life and have excellent communication and computer skills. We are also seeking a Marketing & Events intern from September—November. This person must be either a current college student or recent graduate. Please contact our office for a full job description and application for either position at 717-394-1561.

NEEDED! JULY 1, 2017 SACRED HEART OF JESUS , LANCASTER PA ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR Responsibilities include week-end Masses, Holy Days, special liturgies and services, funerals and weddings. Three –Manual Gundling pipe Organ Choir responsibilities include: Sacred Heart Adult Choir, and Cantors. Approximately 15 hours /week. Seeking a person with organ/choir experience. Music degree desirable. Salary commensurate with experience. For a complete job description call the Rectory at 394-0757 or email shparish @sacredheartsch.org. Thank you.

Donations Needed for Interfaith Shelter for Homeless Families

The Interfaith Shelter for Homeless Families (located in suburban Harrisburg) is in need of the following donations: women’s deodorant, lotion, heavy duty/microwavable plates, bowls, & cups, coffee, napkins, paper towels, dryer sheets, diapers (sizes 5 & 6), wipes, fresh fruits/vegetables, towels/wash cloths, ketchup, and ranch dressing. For information, contact the shelter at 717-652-8740. Thank you for your generosity!