ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL - AUGUST 22,2021 3330 14th Street, Lewiston, ID 208 -743-1012
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statues in the news hours of WHERE, WHEN ADORATION As was previously relayed, the statue of Mary Monday 8:00am-8:00pm has arrived, but where’s St. Joseph? He’s still Tues, Wed, Thurs 10:00am-5:00pm in the process of being hand carved and has Friday 10:00am-8:00pm not yet left Italy. Bases for the statues’ permanent, secure display are in the developmental stages. The cost of this project is $30,000.00. Our updated received donations total is $6,280.00 . We are facing a considerable difference in cost vs. donations. The desire to have the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Joseph displayed more prominently in the sanctuary area has long been a daily mass request of numerous parishioners. Donations for the cost of this project are needed and will be deeply appreciated. READINGS 23-Mon: 1 Thes 1:1-5, 8b-10; Mt 23:13-22 operation ministry activation 24-Tues: Rv 21:9b-14; Jn 1:45-51 WINE & CHEESE 25-Wed: 1 Thes 2:9-13; Mt 23:27-32 26-Thur: 1 Thes 3:7-13; Mt 24:42-51 Do you have a passion for wine 27-Fri: 1 Thes 4:1-8; Mt 25:1-13 and cheese? Do you feel called to serve others 28-Sat: 1 Thes 4:9-11; Mt 25:14-30 wine and cheese? If you answered 29-Sun: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8; yes to either of these questions, Jas 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27; the Wine and Cheese Ministry is Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23 calling you! If you are interested in creating a welcoming environ- ment for fellowship after the 5:00 Mass, we are seeking a Lead and Hosts for this fun monthly event. If interested, please up- date your MSP account by preferencing the Wine & Cheese Ministry or contact Dawn Melton, 743-1012. Save the Date! The Diocese of Boise has announced sharing the bounty that the Idaho Catholic Youth Conven- HARVEST TABLE tion will be March 11-13, 2022. High school students who regularly partici- The Harvest Table gives parishioners an opportunity to share pate in Youth Group will be eligible to the blessings of home gardens. Whether you grow and share attend, so be sure to register for Youth the bounty of your gardens or you take produce home, both Group soon! ways are a blessing. The Harvest Sharing Table can be found immediately inside the doors leading into the social hall. 1
register for job opening R.E. & YOUTH GROUP Youth Ministry Coordinator Family registration forms for Religious Education and Youth All Saints is seeking a new Youth Ministry Group (grades 1-12) for the 2021-2022 school year are Coordinator who is a faith-filled, practicing available on the table in the narthex. Please turn completed Catholic with a deep desire to share a lived forms with your payment in to the office ASAP so we can plan faith with young people and encourage them accordingly. to develop a personal relationship with seeking Jesus. The Youth Minister will work with and CATECHISTS coordinate programs and activities for children in grades 6-12. Is God calling you to be a catechist? We will be shifting some This is a full-time, salaried position with of our catechists to new grade levels for the upcoming year. medical, dental, and vision benefits. As a result, we are looking for a couple of people to teach fifth See the full job description and application grade and serve as a substitute when necessary. information on our parish website at Please prayerfully consider if this is a ministry for which www.allsaintslewiston.org or contact the you are called to serve God. Contact Margie at: parish office at margie@allsaintslewiston.org for more information and to say gail@allsaintslewiston.org yes to this ministry. preparing for all saints school SACRAMENTS BACK TO SCHOOL First Communion We hope to see you at our Back-to-School Ice Students who are baptized and entering the second grade Cream Social on Tuesday, August 24th, from (or older) can be prepared to receive the Sacraments of First 5:00 – 7:00 PM. The children are Reconciliation and First Communion. We are pleased to encouraged to bring their school supplies to announce that Deena Miller will be the catechist for the their classrooms, meet their teachers, and Sacramental Prep class this year. Please complete the reconnect with friends. The first day of school registration form and return it to the office ASAP. If your child is Wednesday August 25th beginning at 8:25 is not yet baptized, please see the office. AM. The bus will not run in the morning on Confirmation August 25th but will run the afternoon route. Students who are baptized and entering grades 10, 11, or 12, can be prepared for the Sacrament of Confirmation. We are would you like a pleased to announce that Deacon Matt Johnston will be the instructor for the Confirmation class this year. Please PEN PAL? complete the registration form and return it to the office ASAP All Saints Catholic so we are sure to have enough materials. School has a pen pal Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults program in which we Are you interested in learning more about the Catholic faith? send periodic notes to Are you a Catholic adult who has not yet been confirmed? If so, please complete the registration form for the RCIA. Classes the seniors (65 years or older) of our will begin in September. parish. There is no expectation of your writing back. If you would like to have a Knights of Columbus student write to you, please contact Karen MEMBERSHIP POTLUCK Edmundson at kedmundson@ascs-pk6.org with your name and address. If you prefer, KC Membership Potluck Dinner you may also stop by the front desk at the Friday 8/27/21 5—7 PM school with the pertinent information. All Saints Catholic Church Social Hall Please bring a side or dessert Families are welcome! 2
mass a parishioner driven INTENTIONS NEW MINISTRY 08/21 5:00 pm Int. All Saints Parishioners Is writing a short cheerful note a gift of yours? 08/22 7:30 am Jordan VonTersch † We have a number of “golden seniors” in various care facilities 10:00 am Sal & Anne Petracca † in our area. This is an opportunity for your cheerful note to 08/23 7:15 am as per Fr. J. Schmidt make a difference in their day or week. Your notes of 08/24 7:15 am Gene Feucht † encouragement and kindness can be left at the parish office 9:00 am Patricia Patten † 08/25 7:15am Int. Fr. Nathan Dail and a parishioner will distribute them to the variety of care cen- 9:00 am Henry Duclos † ters in this area. Please prayerfully consider participating in this 08/26 7:15am NO MASS new ministry. If you have questions, call the office. 9:00 am Helen Wittman † 08/27 7:15 am Irvin & Celeste Sullivan † 9:00 am Jordan VonTersch † in-person 08/28 5:00 pm 08/29 7:30 am Int. Kristen Wemhoff Rita Hassenoehrl † ENGAGED ENCOUNTER 10:00 am Int. All Saints Parishioners An in-person Engaged Encounter Retreat will be held September 17-19 at the Monastery of St. Gertrude in Cottonwood. gifts of Engaged couples can learn more or register online TREASURE at ceelewiston.org. Registration for this retreat is open until August 22nd. Please contact Eric or Alea at 208-451-6049 August 15, 2021 or registration@ceelewiston.org with questions. Weekly Budget $ 16,477.00 Contributions Rcd. $ 16,958.00 YTD Cont. Rcd. $112,224.29 Annual Goal $856,805.00 a parishioner’s experience OF THE REAL PRESENCE debt “ As I sat in adoration, the moment I walked in the cathedral I felt love like I never have in a long while. As I sat, let go of REDUCTION everything I thought I had control of, my entire body—from the tips of my toes to my head—felt tingle throughout. My headache August Gifts $3,857.00 instantly went away. I have no worries—the moment I left I re- # Contributing 27 Families ceived phone calls I have been waiting for—filled with great Participation Rate 7% news. Everything I’ve been worried about, been praying for, was coming. All love in great abundance. God Bless.” prayer Paper & pencils can be found in the narthex so you can share your experiences or you can submit your written experiences to: gail@allsaintslewiston.org CHAIN Gloria Cocossa 208-743-5287 Email prayer chain: coco2fg@gmail.com Audrey Glasser 208-743-2986 Betty Lillie (Sacred Heart) 843-2363 3
why do we do that? CATHOLIC LIFE EXPLAINED stay current in MSP Question: We live in a country that upholds the sepa- ration of Church and state. What is the role of Catho- Create a MSP Account or Log Into Your Existing Account lics in society? 1.Go to All Saints Catholic Church Homepage, find the MSP rotating banner, and click on the MSP link Answer: The role of the Church in the world has tak- 2. Scan this QR code: en different forms over time, but the theme is the same. Be disciples in it! As the lay faithful — that is, not vowed priest or religious — we are called to live and love in the circumstances of our daily lives. St. John How to Download MSP App for Mobile Devices Paul II wrote a document about the laity. In it he 1. After you download the MSP App,in the ‘Web wrote, “In their situation in the world God manifests Identifier Code’ box, type: ministrysch. His plan and communicates to them their particular 2. Enter your login information and password. vocation of seeking the Kingdom of God by engaging in 3. If you check the ‘remember me’ box, you will not temporal affairs and by ordering them according to the have to type in your login information/password when plan of God” (On the Lay Members of Christ’s Faithful, using the App. Have questions or need help, we are here to assist you! 15). (208) 743-1012 dawn@allsaintslewiston.org God wants us in the hospitals, the board rooms, the law offices, the food pantries, and the little league games! We are to engage in the affairs of the world. But when we’re there, we should live the plan of God. announcing We need to respect those around us, engage in just CATECHISTS FOR 21-22 business and legal practices, and love our children. We should care for the earth, use our money wisely, and Thank you to the following catechists who have an- get to know our neighbors. We must advocate for so- swered the call to help teach our faith! cial policies that respect human dignity and human 1 Grade: Sister Cristine Robertson st freedom. No matter our state in life, we are invited to 2 Grade: Deena Miller nd build the kingdom of God! ©LPi 3 Grade: Kathy Chrisinger rd 4 Grade: Maggie Kelly th 5 Grade: (still needed) th Middle School Youth Group: Ashley Gibson, Tim Konzek High School Youth Group: Matt Polis, Tim Costa thanking our Confirmation: Deacon Matthew Johnston Adults: Paul Sanchirico BULLETIN SPONSOR RCIA Team: Sheila Flock, Deacon George Ivory, Joe Thank you Twin Tennant, Mark Gill, Kevin and Grace Wheeler-Poole, River Bank Father Brad Neely, Father Mark Uhlenkott, Margie for being a bulletin Booth advertiser who sponsors the printing of our weekly bulletin. 4
gospel meditation 21st SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME “Far be it from us to forsake the Lord for the service of other gods.” We struggle with our gods. They appear in the forms of things like money, power, prestige, popularity, privilege, and self-fulfillment. We like these “gods” because they make us feel good and ask very little of us in return. When we worship them, we worship ourselves. How can you go wrong with that? We buy into the illusion that if something can give us a comfortable life, free of want and need, then it is worth setting other things aside to pursue it. In es- sence, we sell our souls. Our struggle with “who is God” and to whom do we belong is a real one and one that can easily find us empty and experiencing disillusionment. The devil tempted Jesus in the desert and promised him more. We are promised “more.” But in pursuing the more and the satisfy- ing we lose track of the cost, and the cost is great. We sacrifice our very life in pursuit of something disguised as life. We sacrifice truth for something that only “feels” true. While the true and real God certainly promises us many things, many things are also re- quired. It is not about the warm and secure feelings and self-absorption the world wants to provide, but of giving back. There can be no lukewarm stance with regard to faith. If we are in, then faith in Jesus Christ asks us to do some difficult things: work in service of God’s kingdom (not our own), love our enemies, offer no resistance to injury, that we must die to ourselves in order to find our- selves, and trust that Jesus truly gives us his flesh and blood to eat and drink. These are hard things to accept and even harder to put into practice. It is no wonder that many, who may be attracted to Jesus at first, walk away in pursuit of the more self-satisfying gods. But truth is truth. If we cannot accept it from the lips of Jesus Christ, then where else will we find it? To whom can we go? There is only one source of truth and life, Jesus Christ. Jesus has the words of eternal life and if we do not go to him, then where else will we find this gift? But we must be faithful and buy into the whole package deal that requires sacrifice and fidelity. When we do, we find ourselves, through the Body and Blood of Christ, connected to the Source of all life and then intimately bound with our brothers and sisters. We all have to decide whether we want to stay or go and if we can accept what Jesus has to say. It’s a choice we all have to make. ©LPi 5
Church: 3330 14th Street, 208-743-1012 ALL SAINTS School: 3326 14th Street, 208-743-4411 CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL weekend PASTOR: Fr. Bradley Neely frneely@allsaintslewiston.org PAR. VICAR: Fr. Mark Uhlenkott fruhlenkott@allsaintslewiston.org MASS TIMES DEACON: Chris Davies papacdavies@gmail.com SATURDAY 5:00 p.m. DEACON: George Ivory gmivory@gmail.com SUNDAY 7:30 a.m. DEACON: Matthew Johnston deaconmatt@allsaintslewiston.org 10:00 a.m. PARISH ADMIN: John Biggi john@allsaintslewiston.org ADMIN.ASST: Gail Jampolsky gail@allsaintslewiston.org 11:45 a.m. (Sacred Heart) BOOKKEEPER: Gloria Cocossa bookkeeper@allsaintslewiston.org weekday YOUTH MINISTRY COORDINATOR: VACANT DIR OF RELIGIOUS ED: Margie Booth margie@allsaintslewiston.org MASS SCHEDULE DIR. MINISTRY: Dawn Melton dawn@allsaintslewiston.org See “Mass Intentions” on page 3 for the FACILITY MANAGER: Jarett Larson facility@allsaintslewiston.org ASCS PRINCIPAL: Denise Hammrich dhammrich@ascs-pk6.org most accurate weekday Mass schedule. SACRED HEART, LAPWAI: Paula Heinzerling sacred.heart@ TUESDAY 12:30 p.m. (Sacred Heart) allsaintslewiston.org sacrament of www.AllSaintsLewiston.org RECONCILIATION sacrament of BAPTISM SATURDAY 3:30-4:30 PM Contact the parish to register for a class and schedule a Baptism. SUNDAY 8:45-10:00 AM sacrament of MARRIAGE SACRED HEART Last Sunday of the Please contact the parish priest at least four months prior to month after Mass setting a date for the wedding. 6
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