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Email: [email protected]

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS

QUEEN OF ANGELS

209 West 11th Street

Port Angeles, WA 98362

(360) 452-2351

OFFICE HOURS

Monday thru Friday, 9:00AM—4:00PM

SAINT JOSEPH

P.O. Box 1209 / 121 East Maple Street Sequim, WA 98382

(360) 683-6076

OFFICE HOURS

Monday, 9:00AM—1:00PM

Tuesday, CLOSED

Wednesday, 9:00AM—1:00PM

Thursday 9:00AM—1:00PM

Friday, 9:00AM—4:00PM

PASTORAL STAFF:

Fr. Dennis Robb, Pastor—[email protected] Fr. Leonardo Pestaño, Parochial Vicar

Deacons: Peter Flatley & Richard Labrecque

SUMMER MASS TIMES

Saturday Vigil Masses:

Queen of Angels—5:00PM

St. Joseph—5:00PM

Sunday Masses:

Queen of Angels—8:30AM & 11:00AM

St. Joseph—8:30AM & 10:30AM

Weekday Masses:

MONDAY

St. Joseph—8:30AM

TUESDAY

Queen of Angels—8:30AM

WEDNESDAY

CONFESSIONS AT BOTH PARISHES—8:00AM


St. Joseph—8:30AM

THURSDAY


St. Joseph—8:30AM

FRIDAY

CONFESSIONS AT BOTH PARISHES—8:00AM


St. Joseph—8:30AM

Welcome to Our Parishes

July 9, 2017

Mass revisions this week:

Fr. Robb would like to implement Word and Communion Services when we are unable to celebrate daily Mass. This week:

St. Joseph Parish—

Monday, July 10th ~ Word and Communion Service, 8:30AM

Wednesday, July 12th ~ Daily Mass, 8:30AM

Thursday, July 13th ~ Daily Mass, 8:30AM

Friday, July 14th ~ Word and Communion Service, 8:30AM

(Eucharistic Adoration will follow)

Queen of Angels Parish—

Tuesday, July 11th ~ Daily Mass, 8:30AM

Wednesday, July 12th ~ Word and Communion Service, 8:30AM

Thursday, July 13th ~ Word and Communion Service, 8:30AM

Friday, July 14th ~ Daily Mass, 8:30AM

ATTENTION HOMEBOUND MINISTERS

Pyxes will be filled after Word and Communion Service or daily Mass when scheduled.

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SACRAMENTAL LIFE

RETURNING CATHOLICS

For Catholics who have been away from the Church for some time and are considering returning.

Queen of Angels—Parish Office 452-2351

St. Joseph—Parish Office 683-6076

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

Our next Communal Anointing of the Sick will take place in the Fall.



HOMEBOUND MINISTRY

For Catholics who are homebound and express a desire to receive Holy Com-munion:



SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Required preparation classes offered quarterly. Please come by either parish office to complete the necessary paper work.

FUNERAL / CHRISTIAN BURIAL

Call parish office before setting date:



SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Six month notice and preparation clas-ses provided. Required preparation classes offered quarterly. Please come by either parish office to complete the necessary paper work.

Spanish Mass

AT SAINT JOSEPH PARISH

The next Spanish Mass is scheduled for Sunday:

August 13th at 2:00PM

La proxima Misa en Español esta programado para el domingo:

13 de Augusto a las 2:00 de la tarde

Sunday, July 9th: QA — After 8:30AM Mass

Knights of Columbus

After 11:00AM Mass

QA Scout Troops

SJ — RCIA/Alpha/Cursillo Volunteers

Sunday, July 16th: QA— Respect Life Group

Volunteers

SJ — Knights of Columbus Volunteers

Please remember Queen of Angels or St. Joseph Parishes in your will.

14th Sunday in Ordinary Time July 9, 2017

Parish Coffee Hours

MASS INTENTIONS

St. Joseph Parish

M0N July 10th No Mass

WED July 12th Mary Colleen Castro INT

THU July 13th Marilou Kirsch †

FRI July 14th No Mass

WEEKEND OF JULY 15/16

SAT Vigil Mass & SUN Masses

SAT 5:00PM Vigil Mass Joanne & Richard Meloni †

SUN 8:30AM Mass Barbara Shupp †

SUN 10:30AM Mass Carol Zellmer †

Queen of Angels Parish

TUE July 11th Lee Fesler †

WED July 12th No Mass

THU July 13th No Mass

FRI July 14th Cynthia & Dan Gase INT

WEEKEND OF JULY 15/16

SAT Vigil Mass & SUN Masses

SAT 5:00PM Vigil Mass Jean Cebelak †

SUN 8:30AM Mass Joan Cates †

SUN 11:00AM Mass Annabelle Wasnock †

Fr. Leonardo will be away for the majority of the month of July

Our celebrants for July 15/16 will be:

Fr. Dennis Robb—Queen of Angels

Fr. Tim Sauer—Saint Joseph

Eucharistic Adoration

St. Joseph Parish — this Friday 9:15A-3:30P Queen of Angels Parish —

For private adoration in the chapel,

Queen of Angles parishioners may

contact the parish office at

452-2351.

Weekend of July 2, 2017


Sunday Offertory $ 8,471.52

Children's Offering $ 2.00

School $ 598.00

Capital Campaign $ 1,693.00

SVDP $ 684.00

Father's Day $ 5.00

Peter's Pence $ 652.00

Annual Catholic Appeal $ 41.00

Saint Joseph Parish

Sunday Offertory $ 9,583.05

Children's Offering $ 2.00

School $ 40.00

SVDP $ 65.00

Father's Day $ 20.00

Peter's Pence $ 337.00

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There's a prayer on my lips that the

world cannot hear — Lord, hear our prayer.

There's a prayer in my mind that

my lips cannot speak — Lord, hear our prayer.

There's a prayer in my heart that

my mind cannot form — Lord, hear our prayer.

The power of prayer is well-known. If

you or an immediate family member are

in need of extra prayers, please contact

the parish office or email us at

[email protected] to be placed on the

prayer request list.

Please note that names will be

removed from the prayer list after 30

days unless we hear from you otherwise.

Next Sunday’s Readings Pastoral Items

St. Joseph Parish

Amy & Jim Emett

Mary Sullivan

Brittany Garvey

Chantell & Thomas Collins

Katherine Meehan and John Holloway


Mary (Missy) Hanify

Dennis & Elizabeth Crowley and Jamie & Raymond

William & Kathleen Evans

Jesus & Megan Tejeda and Olivia, Brock & Anaya

THIS WEEK’S: 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time

First Reading — (Zechariah 9:9-10)

Responsorial Psalm — (Psalm 145)

Second Reading — (Romans 8:9, 11-13)

Gospel — (Matthew 11:25-30)

NEXT WEEK’S: Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

First Reading— The Bible views God’s

Word as a force, an active agent that effects

what it sets out to do. God’s word never “goes

in one ear and out the other.” Such ineffec-

tiveness is not within the nature of the Word

of God. God’s Word is efficacious.

(Isaiah 55:10-11)

Responsorial Psalm— “The seed that falls

on good ground will yield a fruitful harvest.”

(Psalm 65)

Second Reading— Paul’s reflection in this

reading is filled with hope and confidence in

the midst of suffering, something that each

person experiences in a unique, individual way.

As he writes about suffering, Paul addresses all

of us, nudging us to reflect on our own under-

standing, since human responses to suffering

are as individual as the sufferings themselves.

For Paul, present suffering that will be

changed to future joy is only part of the truth

to be revealed. He says that even now we

already have the first fruits of the Spirit; we

already have a taste or a down payment of

the glory that will be ours fully in the future.

That means that we not only await glory, but

we experience it even now, even in the midst

of our hardships. Paul is announcing here the

Good News of God’s glory that encompasses

past, present and future.

(Romans 8:18-23)

Gospel— There are three distinct move-

ments in this reading. First is the parable

itself. Second is Jesus’s response to the

question of why He teaches in this cryptic

manner. Third is the allegorical interpretation,

placed on the lips of Jesus, of the various

elements of His story.

By their nature, parables require effort to

understand and apply. Therefore, such

constructs will be more accessible to seekers,

those disposed to explore a story’s meaning,

than to listeners at large. Reflecting on Semit-

ic thought, the Gospel presents understanding

as a special gift that God bestowed upon true

disciples but withheld from the crowds. How-

ever, individuals are held responsible for failing

to understand because they “look but do not

see and hear but do not listen.”

(Matthew 13:1-23)

PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS

Sherman Knight Rose Crumb Marline Atterbury Dale & Jacque Lewis Helen Schlafer Geri Braun Linda Herring Theresa Beatty Celeste Villarroel Margaret Bush Sophia Treece Willem Gage Rypl Grayson Hicks Jim Walsh Esther Curto Jim Minsky Julius Johnson David Seifert Paul Seifert Alta Stark Justin Conklin Nick Kavadas

Leandra Nanez Madison Carey Tom & Jan Neudorfer Richard & Lili White Barbara DeAngelo Floyd Patnode Mary Colleen Castro Anthony Braun Randall Braun Alfredo Quarto Karel Janka Nancy McDonald Baby Huff Gloria Lerner Lorreana Larkins Joey Conger Alan Huddleson Becky Paulson Christopher Paulson Cheryl Morgan Christy Germeaux Mamie Faussett

PASTORAL COUNCIL NEWS

The combined Pastoral Council

is made up of members from

each parish and is established

to provide feedback and direc-

tion to the pastor in regards to

the mission of the parishes.

There is a current vacancy on

our council and we invite any

St. Joseph parishioner interest-

ed in serving to contact Julie

Fisher at 457-0815 or call the

parish office.

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Elementary / Middle School Religious Ed

For both parishes contact Mike Acheson at [email protected] St. Joseph—

360-683-6076 Queen of Angels—

360-452-2351

Confirmation Preparation



360-452-2351

High School



360-452-2351

RCIA

For St. Joseph contact Dcn. Richard Labrecque at 360-582-9145 [email protected]

For Queen of Angels contact Parish Office [email protected]

360-452-2351

Continuing Faith Education for Everyone

To Worship God (Col 3:16) Experience God in our Midst (1Cor 12:7)

Build Up the Community (1 Cor 14:3)

Friday, July 14th at 6:30PM in the St. Joseph Parish Hall

Praise and Worship

Open your heart to the Holy Spirit and renew your love of Jesus Christ and the Father. For those seeking prayer for individual needs, trained prayer teams will be available for ministry at the end of worship.

This gathering is open to both parishes. Please bring a friend, along with a snack to share.

Contacts: Richard Labrecque 360-582-9145 or Harley Robinson 360-457-7057.

"Come, let us sing joyfully to the Lord; cry out to the rock of our salvation. Let us come before him with a song of praise, joyfully sing out our psalms."

Psalm 95:1-2

The following young people have been accepted into the Confirmation program for

the 2017-2018 school year:

Bridget Catterson (QA)

Adriana McClain (QA)

Kristina Mingoy (SJ)

Bella Money (QA)

Please pray for those students

who have yet to turn in their

required assignments. Names

will continue to be added as

Father Dennis receives the

paperwork.

Attention Sacristans, Ushers, Lectors, EMs

Annual Training will take place at

QUEEN OF ANGELS PARISH — Sunday, September 24th ST. JOSEPH PARISH — Sunday, October 1st

2:00pm Sacristans 3:00pm Ushers 4:00pm Lectors

5:00pm EMs

Please calendar NOW! Plan to attend one of the sessions in either parish.

Annual training is mandatory for all liturgical ministries.

Times are the same

for both Training

Sessions

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Recruitment Task Force News

School registration is still in progress for the 2017/2018 school year. We are open to students Pre-3 through 8th grade. If you are interested or know someone who is, please contact the school at (360) 457-6903.

LOOK & SEE DAY with BBQ Tuesday, August 29th 5:00-7:00P

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

Come and see our Parish School and meet our friendly staff

St. Joseph Parish Life & Ministry News

Queen of Angels Parish Life & Ministry News

Queen of Angels School News

Any adult Catholic male 18 years or older is eligible to join the Knights of Columbus. If you are interested, con-tact a Knight or call one of the Grand Knights listed below. The next events for the Knights of Columbus will be:

St. Joseph Parish — Thursday, August 3, 2017 — Rosary- 6:00PM Meeting in Parish Hall- 6:30PM

NEW Grand Knight Mike McNulty: 582-3838

Queen of Angels — Wednesday, August 2, 2017—6:30PM, Meeting in St. Anne Room

Grand Knight Phil Burnette: 457-4958

Knights of Columbus News

St. Joseph Parish

Direction for Our Times- Monthly Prayer Group

The Lay Apostolate of Jesus Christ the Returning King is a movement in the Catholic Church. This move-ment calls people to a greater per-sonal unity with Jesus Christ.

The prayer group meets normally on the first Monday of each month at St. Joseph parish—6:30PM in the classrooms. Our next meeting has been moved due to the holiday — it will be July 10th. As always, everyone is welcome to attend and find out what it’s all about!

This Sunday Sponsored by:

RCIA/Alpha/Cursillo Volunteers

SUNDAY COFFEE HOUR

The IT Network Modernization Fund

From the Archdiocesan Fulcrum Foun-dation’s Summer 2017 Newsletter:

“Some of the very best teaching and learning today is supported by innova-tive technology and on-line resources—tools that help teachers challenge their students to reach their highest and full-est potential. Access to these great learning tools requires fast and reliable connections to the internet. Fulcrum's new IT Network Modernization Fund is helping our schools with network opti-mization and installation of high quality technology.” Queen of Angels school was noted in the article as being a perfect example of how this new program works. Be-ginning in 2015, Ann Austin began working with people from this pro-gram to replace the old copper wiring that had been feeding internet to the building and install wireless internet. By 2017, and thanks to this new part-nership, QA school has wireless access for the entire school campus and is connected to the internet through fiber optic cabling—the very fastest connection possible. What’s more, QA School qualifies for a 70% discount on the fiber optic connection through the Federal e-Rate program, and is now paying less for internet than when they had the old copper wiring. To learn more about Fulcrum’s new IT Fund and Program contact Conne Bruce, Advancement Director, at [email protected].

Queen of Angels

Catholic Women Projects

MIDWIVES FOR HAITI PROJECT Mama & Baby Kits NEEDED:

MAMA KITS—

1 sleeveless nightgown (size

small or medium only)

1 pair under-wear (size small

or medium only)

1 washcloth

1 bar soap

1 toothbrush

1 toothpaste (travel size only)

BABY KITS—

2 cloth diapers

2 onesies

1 receiving blan-ket

2 diaper pins

1 bar soap

1 washcloth

For more information, call Barb 360-461-0642. Collection box is located in the St. Anne Room.

APPLE TREE PROJECT— The 3rd annual Apple Project for the collection of school supplies has begun and runs through August 14th. This collection is for Queen of Angels students needing help with school supplies for the next school year.

The Apple Tree & collection box are

located in the QA St. Anne room

Pick an apple from the tree and buy any or all of the supplies listed on the back of

the apple or use the following list:

Pencils—regular or red Rulers Scissors—Fisker blunt-edge Notebooks—spiral & composition Glue sticks—large & small Pencil Boxes Crayons—boxes of 24 Pens—red, blue & black Backpacks Folders—red, blue, green & yellow

Last year we helped over 40 students thanks to your generosity. For more infor-mation or cash donations, please contact Judy Hubbard, 457-4316 or e-mail at [email protected]

SUNDRESSES FOR CHILDREN IN KENYA PROJECT —

Can you sew? We have material and patterns!

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Please complete the registration form for each child who is in the program or for volunteers under the age of 18.

1. Child’s Name _________________________________________________________________ 2. Child’s Birth Date _______________________________________Shirt size____________ 3. Grade Child will enter in the Fall of 2017 (Circle one) K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Volunteers 7th-12th 4. Photo Posting? Please sign below if you DO NOT want your child’s photo used by the Parish.

___________________________________________________________________ 5. The Written Consent Form will be mailed out to you upon receipt of your registration form.

Volunteer TODAY! If you are age 12+ and would like to help with VBS, please email

Mike at [email protected] and complete these few questions. Thanks!

Name_____________________________e-mail______________________________

Availability: EVERYDAY or please list specific days _______________________

Get onboard Cat.Chat Airlines and take off on a Radical Ride around the world with Amazing Angels and Super Saints. Buckle

up as you prepare to soar through an awesome week about prayer and how to put it into action.

Cost per child to cover food, materials & supplies:

$10 per child or $25 per family of 3 or more

Vacation Bible School at


Open to everyone!

MONDAY, July 17th thru

FRIDAY, July 21st

9:00AM to 12:00NOON each day

For grades K-6th

Youth Volunteers—7th-12th

ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS at both Parishes! A Safe Environment Class has been scheduled at Saint Joseph Parish in a Classroom

Saturday, July 22, 2017 at 10:00AM

If you have never taken the original Called to Protect for Ministries course, please register for this class on line using the step-by-step information below. If you are not sure if you need this required class, please contact Cyndi Rypl at the parish office prior to registering for the class.

www.seattlearchdiocese.org

On left menu click Safe Environment

In right menu box click “Training Requirements”

Scroll down to “Volunteer Requirements” and click the word “Virtus”

Click “View a list of sessions”

Open drop down menu and select Seattle, WA (Archdiocese)—click “select” button

List of upcoming classes in chronological order will appear and locate the class you would like to attend and click the “start registration” button located at the top of the list

You will be asked to enter your own personal information to register for the class. This will create your profile for materials needed for the class. Please contact either parish office with any questions or assistance needed.

Register NOW!

Return your completed VBS registrations to either Parish

Office or place them in the offertory collection basket at your

earliest convenience. Depending on the number of

volunteers, we may have to limit the size of the classes

so register early!!

Get onboard Cat.Chat Airlines and take off on a Radical Ride around the

worth with Amazing Angels and Super Saints. Buckle up as you prepare to soar

through awesome lessons about prayer and how to put it into action.

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MONDAY, JULY 10

8:30AM—Word and Communion Service—Church

TUESDAY, JULY 11

WEDNESDAY, JULY 12

8:00AM—Confessions—Church

8:30AM—Daily Mass—Church

3:30PM—Saturday Choir Practice—Choir Loft

6:30PM—Sunday Choir Practice—Choir Loft

THURSDAY, JULY 13

7:00AM—Men’s Cursillo Morning Prayer—RE Bldg.


FRIDAY, JULY 14


followed by Eucharistic Adoration

3:00PM—Chaplet of Divine Mercy—Church

3:30PM—Benediction—Church

SATURDAY, JULY 15

3:30-4:30PM—Confessions—Church

5:00PM—Vigil Mass—Church

MONDAY, JULY 10

7:00AM—Men’s Cursillo Morning Prayer—St. Benedict Rm.

9:30AM—Morning Prayer—Church

TUESDAY, JULY 11


WEDNESDAY, JULY 12


9:15AM—Legion of Mary—Mary Room

10:45AM—Respect Life Prayer Vigil—at Planned Parenthood

THURSDAY, JULY 13


10:30AM—NO Mass at Park View Villa

FRIDAY, JULY 14

8:00AM—Confessions—Church


3:00PM—Chaplet of Divine Mercy—Church

SATURDAY, JULY 15

3:30-4:30PM—Confessions—Church

5:00PM—Vigil Mass—Church

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