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TheRutland-WallingfordCatholicCommunity
ChristtheKinglocatedat:
66S.MainSt.,Rutland,Vt.
SundayMassSaturday 5:30PM..........Sunday 7:30AM,10AM,5:30PM............
ReconciliationFriday 3:30–4PM..............
Weareonecommunitywiththreeworshipsites:ChristtheKingandImmaculateHeartofMaryinRutland,andSt.PatrickinWallingford.
Asone,wepraytheEucharistandothersacramentstogether,andweexplorethemeaningofourCatholicfaith.Asacommunity,wereachoutinlove,followingthecallofJesustoservethoseinneed.
Asonecommunity,wegrowtogetherinfaithandloveforJesusChrist.
St.Patricklocatedat:
218N.MainSt.,Wallingford,Vt.
SundayMassSaturday 4PM..........Sunday 10AM............
ReconciliationSaturday 3:15–3:45PM..........
ImmaculateHeartofMarylocatedat:
18LincolnAve.,Rutland,Vt.
SundayMassSaturday 4PM..........Sunday 8AM............
ReconciliationSaturday 3–3:45PM..........
Twenty-fourthSundayinOrdinaryTime September15,2019
ParishStaffPastor: Msgr.BernardW.Bourgeois:Ext.105 E-mail:[email protected]
ParochialVicar: Rev.MatthewJ.Rensch:Ext.106 E-mail:[email protected]: WilliamGower-Johnson(CTK):Ext.107 LoriRouthier(IHM):Ext.100FinanceManagers: GerardWhooley(CTK&SP):Ext.108 GaryBelock(IHM):Ext.109DirectorsofReligiousEducation: SandraCarpenter:[email protected] SuzanneAquistapace:[email protected] DREOffice:(802)773-0500,Ext.15orExt.27RutlandCatholicSchools: ChristtheKingSchool,GradesPre-K–8:(802)773-0500 LilaMillard,ActingPrincipal MountSt.JosephAcademy,Grades9–12:(802)775-0151 MichaelAlexander,ActingPrincipal
PastoralOfficesMailingAddress: 66S.MainSt.,RutlandVT05701
Telephone: (802)773-6820,(802)775-1054(fax)E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.rwcatholic.org
OfficeHours: 9AMto4PM,MondaytoFriday; ClosedonHolidays
ForourcompleteMassschedule,pleaseseeinside.
Readings for the Week Sunday: Ex 32:7-11, 13-14/Ps 51 3-4, 12-13, 17, 19
[Lk 15:18]/1 Tm 1:12-17/Lk 15:1-32 or 15:1-10
Monday: 1 Tm 2:1-8/Ps 28:2, 7, 8-9 [6]/Lk 7:1-10
Tuesday: 1 Tm 3:1-13/Ps 101:1b-2ab, 2cd-3ab, 5, 6 [2]/Lk 7:11-17
Wednesday: 1 Tm 3:14-16/Ps 111:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [2]/Lk 7:31-35
Thursday: 1 Tm 4:12-16/Ps 111:7-8, 9, 10 [2]/Lk 7:36-50
Friday: 1 Tm 6:2c-12/Ps 49:6-7, 8-10, 17-18, 19-20/Lk 8:1-3
Saturday: Eph 4:1-7, 11-13/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5]/Mt 9:9-13
Next Sunday: Am 8:4-7/Ps 113:1-2, 4-6, 7-8 [cf. 1a, 7b]/1 Tm 2:1-8/Lk 16:1-13 or 16:10-13
Observances Sunday: Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Catechetical Sunday
Monday: Sts. Cornelius, pope, and Cyprian, bishop, martyrs
Tuesday: St. Robert Bellarmine, bishop and DOTC
Thursday: St. Januarius, bishop and martyr
Friday: Sts. Andrew Kim Taegon, priest, and PaulChong Hasang and companions, martyrs
Saturday: St. Matthew, apostle and evangelist
Next Sunday: Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Financial News Because of the calendar, last year’s offertory year to date numbers reflect one extra week. This applies to all parishes. Christ the King This Year ($) Last Year ($) Offertory Last Week 5,316 5,507 Year to Date 70,843 73,254
Fuel Last Week 2,349 2,649 Year to Date 2,406 2,649
Immaculate Heart of Mary This Year ($) Last Year ($) Offertory Last Week 2,215 2,498 Year to Date 20,156 25,660
Fuel Last Week 665 627 Year to Date 2,346 2,557
St. Patrick This Year ($) Last Year ($) Offertory Last Week 1,291 1,571 Year to Date 12,520 12,733
Gospel Meditation Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time by Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS (LPi)
"Tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to listen to Jesus, but the Pharisees and scribes began to complain?" In this Sunday's gospel, we learn the context for the forthcoming parables about the lost and
MASS SCHEDULESeptember 14 – 22, 2019
Sat. 9/14
4:00 PM IHM Marilyn Doaner by her daughter, Debbie
4:00 PM SP Ray Jepson by Mary Downey
5:30 PM CTK James Beraldi by Ted and David Salerni
Sun. 9/15
7:30 AM CTK Intentions of the parishioners
8:00 AM IHM Bernard and Madeline McCormack by estate
10:00 AM CTK Margaret Austinby her daughter, Linda Amelang
10:00 AM SP Intentions of the parishioners
5:30 PM CTK Pavel and Ludmilla Biziak by Richard Biziak and family
Mon. 9/16
6:45 AM CTK Bertha Therese Witham by the Stanley family
4:45 PM CTK Richard Mooney (12th anniversary) by Andrea and Samuel Miller
Tue.9/17
6:45 AM CTK Deceased Foss members and all souls in purgatory
6:00 PM SP Margaret T. Austinby Linda and Bob Amelang
Wed.9/18
6:45 AM CTK Barbara Poplawski by Hugh and Pat Davis
4:45 PM CTK Sharon Stanley by the Stanley family
Thu. 9/19
6:45 AM CTK Louis Masse and family by estate
4:45 PM CTK Irene F. Hadley by her family
Fri.9/20
6:45 AM CTK Louis Masse and family by estate
8:30 AM CTK Mary Wilcox by Tom and Carol Whitney
4:45 PM CTK Therese Withamby Charles and Barbara Chapleau
Sat. 9/21
4:00 PM IHM Brian Justin Sr. by his wife and children
4:00 PM SP Ray Jepson by The Wallingford Community Thrift Shop volunteers
5:30 PM CTK Ray McCarthy by June and family
Sun. 9/22
7:30 AM CTK Intentions of the parishioners
8:00 AM IHM Baby Quincey by Mary Renaud
10:00 AM CTK Harold B. Meiss (23rd anniversary)by Jon and Beth Kiernan & family
10:00 AM SP Health intentions for Phillip Renaud by Mary Renaud
5:30 PM CTK Bill DuBeau (birthday memorial) by his son
New Weekend Mass ScheduleRutland-Wallingford Catholic Community
Begins September 28–29, 2019Saturday 4:00 PM IHM
5:30 PM Christ the King
Sunday 7:30 AM Christ the King9:00 AM St. Patrick10:30 AM Christ the King5:30 PM Christ the King
found. A great mixed crowd surrounds Jesus. The religious elite are present, along with all manner of local lowlifes. The Pharisees seem a bit upset that this wasn't the lecture series they were hoping for. Why would Jesus welcome sinners?
Jesus responds as if it's the most obvious thing in the world. "Rejoice with me because I have found my lost sheep...rejoice because I have found the coin that I lost. Let us celebrate with a feast, because this son of mine...was lost, and has been found!" Each of the parables features a dramatic example. Of 99 sheep, one has gone astray. Of 10 coins, one has gone missing. The welcomed son has previously been a covetous scoundrel. Jesus' point to the Pharisees is clear. If the gospel really is "good news," if our faith really has the power to save, why wouldn't we want everyone drawing near? Why wouldn't we do everything in our power to eke out that possibility for every single person, no matter where they have wandered? After all, if this message is not of value to everyone, why is it of value to anyone?
Our Christian faith is not a matter of rule adherence for the perfectionist elite. In our own ways, each of us is the lost sheep, the prodigal son. There is no one who "has no need of repentance." The Church is a mixed crowd. And we are mixed people. And the Gospel has good news for each of us today! There is no one Jesus doesn't go after, no one he does not catch sight of "while... still a long way off," no one to whom he does not run to embrace and welcome home.
Did You Know? If you attend Mass at another Catholic church in Rutland County (including Ludlow), you can place your offering envelope in the collection basket and your contribution will be returned to your own parish. For example, if you are registered at IHM and go to St. Peter’s, just place your IHM envelope in the basket at St. Peters and it will be sent to IHM.
40 Days for Life From September 25 to November 3, you are invited to join other Christians for 40 Days for Life (40 days of prayer and fasting) for an end to abortion. You are also invited to stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside Planned Parenthood, 11 Burnham Ave., Rutland, and also to help spread the word about this important community outreach. If you would like more information, and especially if you would like to volunteer, please contact Delia Warnecke at (802) 287-0354.
Bishop’s Annual Appeal Our individual parish progress is now:
Christ the King: $4,877 of $85,565 60%Immaculate Heart of Mary: $10,157 of $19,703 53%St. Patrick: $9,760 of $9,756 103%
Congratulations to St. Patrick’s for exceeding their goal!
Religious Education News • Registration forms can be found at the church entrances or
downloaded from the parish website, www.rwcatholic.org.
• A parent-student confirmation preparation meeting will take place on Sunday, September 15, at 4:30 PM in Engle Hall. All confirmation students and at least one parent are required to attend, so please mark your calendars.
• Classes for students in grades 7–9 begin on Sunday, September 22, at 4 PM. Parents, please plan to attend the 5:30 PM Mass with your children.
• Classes for students in grades 1–6 begin on Tuesday, September 24, from 3:30 to 4:30 PM.
• Class calendars are available on the parish website.
• DRE contact information is on the front of this bulletin.
Fr. Bernie's Adult Education Series Returns Soon! On Wednesday, September 25, Fr. Bernie will resume his adult education series. The format and content will be revealed in the coming weeks. Please mark your calendars!
CKS and MSJ Annual Fall Tractor Raffle With your support, this raffle raises nearly $40,000 per year for our Catholic schools. Please help us meet this goal again. The grand prize is your choice of $10,000 or a 2017 John Deere Gator ($12,500 value). A maximum of 1,500 $50 tickets are being sold by MSJ and CKS families, at Christ the King rectory, and online at www.cksrutland.org. Tickets will also be available occasionally after Mass.
The drawing is at 7 PM at the CKS Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday, October 19, in the school gym. You do not need to be present to win, but all are welcome to enjoy the festivities, which begin at 6:30 PM. Dinner tickets are sold separately and may be purchased in advance or at the door. Call CKS at (802) 773-0500 for more information.
Homebound Parishioners Please call the rectory if you have a neighbor, friend, or family member who is homebound and unable to make it to Mass and would like regular home visits for holy communion. Susan Roland, our pastoral associate, makes regular visits to home bound parishioners. Call the rectory with names, addresses, and phone numbers of those who would like such visits.
Visit our website at www.rwcatholic.org. Information and bulletins are uploaded weekly.
Sunday Coffee Hour at Christ the KingJoin us for coffee and donuts after the 10 AM Mass.
127th Anniversary of IHM and the Nativity of Mary
Saturday, September 28, 5–7 PM
The celebration begins with a dinner following the 4 PM Mass Roast Turkey Baked Ham
Delicious Side Dishes, Desserts, and Beverages
Please join us to celebrate this occasion!
Tickets are available from, Mary 236-9404, Barb 773-3253, Paula 558-2328, or at the door.
$10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children 10 and under. Take-out
will be available.
New RSVP Veterans Connection Program This program is geared primarily toward veterans, but soldiers and military family members are also welcome to attend. The meetings will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at the Calvary Bible Church’s Conversation Café at 10:30 AM.
Each of the two monthly meetings have a purpose. The first will focus on common needs, and the second will be educational based on a topic brought up in the support group. All attendees will be offered a free cup of coffee and a snack.
Join us for our first meeting on Wednesday, September 25. Call Maryesa White at (802) 775-8220 to see how you may help with this program or for more information.
Nursing Home Parishioners Be sure to let the nursing home know that your loved one is Catholic and would like to attend Mass at the nursing home and receive holy communion from the Eucharistic ministers who volunteer their time to visit our parishioners. In doing so, your loved one's name will appear on our lists of Catholics when we make visits.
Volunteers Wanted The Advocacy Resources Community (ARC) have volunteer opportunities in various areas and positions, including an office oversight assistant, outreach and marketing, grant writers, advisors, mentoring and support, and petition project leaders.
Contact ARC at (802) 775-1375 or [email protected].
RSVP Operation Dolls & More Coloring Book and Art Supply Drive September 3 to November 12, Mon. to Thurs., 8 AM to 4 PM
• Coloring books for boys and girls of all ages
• Adult coloring books for teens
• Crayons
• Colored pencils
• Markers
• Craft project supplies
Drop off at: RSVP & the Volunteer Center, 6 Court St., Rutland. Contact Maryesa White at (802) 775-8220 with any questions.
Christ the King News Coffee Hour Volunteers Needed We are looking for volunteers who will be available after the 10:30 AM Mass on a rotating basis once the new Mass schedule begins. Please call Melanie Reedy, 353-1498 if you can help.
Upcoming Events Statewide Events Are on the Second Page of the Inland See
✤ St. Patrick’s Summer Bible Study Tuesdays, 6:45 to 8 PM, during Summer St. Patrick’s Parish Center Bring your bible and join us for good fellowship and study! We are now working on Ephesians. Call Jo Ann Crowley at (802) 259-3380 with any questions.
✤ The Wild Goose Thursday, September 19, 6:30 PM St. John the Baptist Church, Castleton Session 13: The Holy Spirit Is the Evangelizer [Pope Paul VI] He moves us from our limited intellectual perception of Christ to a life-changing understanding of Him and inspires us to give witness to Christ by our words and actions.
✤ St. Stanislaus Annual Polish Dinner Sunday, September 22, at 4 PM The price for adults is $15, and for children under 10, $7. Seating is limited. For details, contact Mary Reczek at (802) 688-8561 or [email protected]. Tickets can be purchased from Ceil Scott at (802) 438-5689.
✤ Calvary Cemetery Cleanup Day Saturday, October 5, beginning at 8:30 AM
✤ Honor Our Past Thursday, October 10 at the Mount St. Joseph Academy Gymnasium $75 per ticket (advance purchase only) 6PM Cash Bar; 7 PM Dinner (from Southside Steakhouse) This is the Rutland Catholic Schools’ flagship fundraiser which allows us to come together in appreciation for alumni and faculty who go above and beyond for members of their communities. There are three deserving honorees: • Unsung Hero: J. Brian Hart, CKS '95, MSJ ’99 • Distinguished Administrator: RoseMaria Doran,
Principal CKS 2000–2009 • Spirit of MSJ: Robert P. McClallen, CKS '65, MSJ ' 69 All are welcome to take part in the Honor Our Past raffle. Prizes include: 2 Boston College basketball tickets; 2 Notre Dame football game tickets; $100 gift certificate for Phebes Restaurant in NYC; 50 gallons of heating oil from Rutland Fuel; 4 Paramount tickets to one event (not all events available); Colonie Country Club Golf greens fees for three to play with BJ Costello. Tickets are 1 for $20 or 6 for $100 and can be purchased through contacting MSJ.
✤ Cardinal Newman Canonization Celebration Sunday, October 13, 4–7:30 PMHoly Family Church Hall, Essex Junction The evening will include Solemn Vespers, dinner and dessert, and three brief presentations on the life and thought of Cardinal Newman, featuring a guest speaker from St. Thomas More College, as well as Fr. Kevin Chalifoux and Fr. Matthew Rensch. $10 per person / $15 for two / $5 for each additional guest. For more information or to RSVP by October 6: [email protected].
Come and Spend Time with the Lord! Adoration is offered at Christ the King
on Fridays from noon to 2:30 PM.
September 14–20, 2019 FOR THE DIOCESE OF BURLINGTON
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“As we move forward with the recommendations of the Diocesan Synod to evangelize, build vibrant parishes and communicate the Good News, let us all honestly consider what gifts and talents we have to offer the Church here in Vermont.”
— Bishop Coyne, Christ Our Hope 2018 Synod Declaration
The Diocese of Burlington is excited to announce the 1st Annual Diocesan Pastoral Ministries Conference. This annual conference is designed to carry forward the
recommendations of the Diocesan Synod, especially in regards to our parish ministries. The conference is open to everyone.KEYNOTERon Huntley works internationally with church leaders to build passion and get results. Ron’s love for Christ, people and the church drive him to make a difference in the lives of pastors, priests and ministry leaders everywhere. Ron Huntley and Fr. James Mallon worked side-by-side to bring about the divine renovation of Saint Benedict Parish in Halifax, Canada. Ron
Saturday, September 28, 2019 • Lake Morey Resort, Fairleehas expanded to parishes around the world through interna-tional speaking engagements, the divine renovation podcast, and the divine renovation coaching network where Ron coaches and mentors pastors who seek to bring their parish from maintenance to mission. www.divinerenovation.tv/authors/ron-huntley
BREAKOUTSIn addition breakout sessions will be held focusing on religious education, youth ministry, marriage and family life, worship, RCIA, and communications. ATTENDEESWho should attend? Anyone. Especially those involved in parish ministries, those involved in implementing the Diocesan Synod in the parish, those with a heart of evangelization, those inter-ested in vibrant parishes, those seeking to be more involved.
To learn more or to register, please visit www.vermontcatholic.org/MinistryConference2019
dren are welcomed. Contact Carolina Chenette at [email protected] to RSVP or for more information.
09|21 SATURDAYLiving the Catholic Faith to the FullIHM Parish Hall, Williston • 8 - 10:30 am
Join us for this Knights of Columbus Men’s Spiritual Development Workshop with Fr. Henry Furman as the guest speaker. All men are invited to attend. Light Refreshments will be provided.
09|25 - 11|0340 Days For Life/RutlandJoin us for prayer and fasting, peaceful vigil and community outreach. Local,
National, International 40 Days Of Prayer outside abortion clinics. Sign up for vigil hours: 40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/rutland/
09|27 FRIDAYLOTWEM retreatQueen of Peace, Danville • 6 - 9 pmMass, reconciliation, adoration, faith study and fellowship in a day long retreat format .
09|28, 29, 30, 10|01 SAT TUESEucharistic Parish MissionSt. Mark, BurlingtonFr. Declan Gibson of the Missionaries of the
Most Holy Eucharist will lead a Eucharist-centered parish mission. Learn and experience how Eucharistic Adoration can transform your life and the life of your family. He will give the homily at the weekend Masses and continue the mission Monday and Tuesday, 7pm. Both evenings will include a talk, Eucharistic adoration, Benediction, and Confessions.
09|16, 23, 30 MONDAYSCelebrate the Life of Hildegard of Bingen: Abbess, Mystic, Heal-er, Poet, Composer, Ecologist
St. John the Baptist, N. Bennington: 9:45 - 11 amSacred Heart St. Francis: 7 - 8:15 pmIn these adult enrichment sessions, Hildegard of Bingen will come to life through the illuminations of her visions, her theological and scientific writings, her letters, her musical compositions, her concept of viriditas and her prayers. Considered a Saint by inhabitants of the Rhineland since the 12th century, she was formally canonized and made a Doctor of the Church by Pope Benedict XVI in 2012. Participants are encouraged to attend all three sessions. Refreshments will be served.
09|16, 23, 30, 10|7, 14, 21 MONDAYS7 Themes of Catholic Social TeachingHoly Family Parish Hall, Essex Jct. • 7-8 pm
Often called “the Church’s Best Kept Secret,” Catholic Social Teaching is a good and useful guide in living the Christian life and truly being a Light to the World. Join our discussions on how these ideals can help bring us more into a Christ-centered life.
09|19, 26 THURSDAYSThe Wild Goose: Discovering a Deeper Relationship with the Holy SpiritSt. John the Baptist, Castleton • 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Join Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR in this incredible 14 part video series which is awakening God’s love and transforming power in the hearts of all who participate. Discover the Holy Spirit who has been revealed to us by Jesus Christ and who leads us to our heavenly Father.
09|20, 21 FRIDAY & SATURDAYIndoor Tag SaleOur Lady of Grace, Colchester • 8 am - 4 pmGames, dishes, books, jewelry, small
electronics, toys, sport equipment, bake sale table and much more.
09|20 FRIDAYMarried Couples Date Night for Empty NestersAssumption of the BVM, Middlebury • 6:30 - 8:30
Add some more romance and intimacy to your marriage! Get out and have some fun!! Your date night includes appetizers, beverages, and time for the two of you for a minimal fee of $20 per couple.Please RSVP by Sept. 16: Terri McCormack [email protected], (802)658-6110 x1451
09|20 FRIDAYYoung Catholic Couples DinnerSaint Luke, Fairfax • 6:30 - 8:30We are a group of young adults from differ-
ent parishes who meet once a month for a potluck dinner. Join us if you are a young engaged or married couple. Chil-
UPCOMING EVENTS
DIOCESE OF BURLINGTON CAREERSDiocese: Senior Accountant
Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, Williston: Administrative Assistant
The Loretto Home, Rutland: Residential Care Positions
Our Lady of the Angels Parish, Randolph: Administrative Assistant
St. John the Baptist, Bennington: Keyboardist/Choir Director
St. Joseph Residential Care Home, Burlington: LPN
For More Info: vermontcatholic.org/careers
GOAL: $2,700,987
TOTAL COMMITTED:$1,970,855as of September 3, 2019
73%
100%
Nearly one quarter of the Bishop’s Annual Appeal goes toward supporting Catholic formation throughout the Diocese of Burlington, including evangelization, religious education, marriage and family, liturgy and worship, respect life and youth ministry efforts.Consider supporting this initiative with a gift at bishopsappealvt.org.
09|29 SUNDAYAim4Haiti Harvest Art Show and CoffeeHoly Family Parish Center, Essex Jct. 11 am - 2 pm
Essex Catholic Community member and co-founder of Aim4Haiti NPO, Gillian Compo, is pleased to partner with and welcome to our community Haitian artist, Pievy Polyte.Pievy is a talented artist involved in an artists’ collective that donates proceeds from their work to Haitian education projects. Pievy is also a Haitian coffee farmer and strives to promote sustainable development in Haiti. Pievy’s home grown coffee — roasted to perfection will be served.
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