St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church - July 11, 2021
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St. Anthony of Padua
Catholic Church
July 11, 2021
Sunday Masses Baptism
5:00pm Vigil (Saturday) Usually scheduled for the first Sunday of the
7:00am month. Please call the parish office to arrange a
date for baptismal preparation.
10:00am
Matrimony
12:00pm
The bride or groom must be a parishioner of St.
2:00pm (Latin) Anthony. Arrangements with a priest should be
6:30pm made at least six months in advance.
Funerals
Monday — Saturday It is customary for the family to contact the funer-
al home of their choice after a loved one is de-
Mass 8:00am ceased. If the deceased was a parishioner of St.
Confession 8:30am Anthony, the funeral home will contact the pastor
to schedule the date and time for a Funeral Mass.
6:00-7:00pm Music arrangements for a Funeral Mass must be
Adoration 6:00-7:00pm made with Lynne Gray at 301-262-8493.
Anointing of the Sick
7:00pm Mass on Tuesdays, Please call the parish office at 202-526-8822.
followed by the 13 Tuesdays
Novena to St. Anthony Parish School of Religion
Sunday School classes are available for Pre-
Kindergarten through 12th grade. Classes are held
Mass Intentions on Sundays from 11:15am-12:15pm in the grade
school, September through May. For more infor-
Call the parish office or email mation please call Arthur Linder at 202-529-7558.
stanthonypaduadc@gmail.com RCIA
to have a Mass offered for a
Please call or email the parish office.
special intention or the repose
Letters of Recommendation
of a soul. A voluntary donation
of $10 is suggested. Only registered and participating parishioners in
good standing can be issued a Letter of Recom-
Sanctuary Candle $10 mendation. Letters cannot be issued to non-
parishioners.
Flowers in Church $65
Pastor Fr. Frederick Close
Engraved Memorial $200 Priests in Residence Fr. John Shi
Candle Fr. Alexander Turpin
Fr. Matteo Tolomelli
Parish Office Fr. Ji-Woon Yoon
1029 Monroe St. NE Permanent Deacons Rev. Mr. John Feeley
Washington, DC 20017 Rev. Mr. Kenneth Lee
202-526-8822 Business Manager Mrs. Elaine Schaller
stanthonypaduadc@gmail.com Bookkeeper Sr. Pauline Oduekila
Open 8:30am-5:00pm, Mon-Fri Music Ministry Director Ms. Lynne Gray
Closed 1:00-2:00pm for lunch Admin Asst Ms. Annie Gribbin
Please prayerfully consider including St. Anthony’s in your estate planning.
From the Pastor’s Desk A.M.D.G.
Dear Parishioners,
As the society reopens, it is good to remember who and whose we are, where we are
and where we are going, and how we are going to get there. Ours is a very specific
role. Like Amos, we are called “to prophesy to God’s people” that is “to hear what
God proclaims; the Lord – for he proclaims peace. Near indeed is his salvation to
those who fear him, glory dwelling in our land.” Since we belong to the Lord by
baptism, we prophesy peace, and we practice it with adoration and confession sev-
en days a week.
Before Vatican II this time was not called “Ordinary,” but was known as the Sun-
days After Pentecost. Granted that after Jesus’ Passion, Death, Resurrection and
Ascension, it was and is a new creation, a new rule, a new normal, yet calling this
reality by its origin makes it come alive!
“Praised be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in
Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavens.” The Holy Spirit we received “is
the first installment of our inheritance toward redemption as God’s possession, to
the praise of his glory.” We, no less than the Twelve, have been given the authority
and the responsibility to preach repentance, a renunciation of the unholy “me, my-
self and I” ideology that prevails, starting with ourselves!
Come to adoration after the 8 AM daily Mass, or from 6 PM to 7 PM every
night. Leave every sin that clings so closely and weighs you down at the cross in
confession, and claim your true identity as a beloved child of God. Then go set
your life on fire with God’s love. That’s what St. Anthony means by bringing the
day of Pentecost to fulfillment! God bless you all ways and always!
Peace,
Fr. FredOur Sick
Please Pray for
Josephine Reid JoAnn Coules
Jessica Thomasian Joe Steen Jessalyn Charles
John Barbera George Taylor Robert Irwin
Unita Belle Pat Wells Claudia Nelson
Vincent Brook Nancy Logan
Joseph C. Brown, III Our Homebound Rose Willis
Joseph R. Butler Thomas Hudson Ronald W. Haley
Alfred Capobianco Orval Cooke Msgr. Joaquin Bazan
Sarah Cronin Harriet Gay President and Mrs. Biden
Cajetan Demello Will Grissett President and Mrs. Trump
Mychael Doss Carolyn Hamilton
Denise Doss-Arrington Mary Lafferty Our Beloved Dead
Ruby Duckwilder Rachel Parham
Eulaulia Ellsworth Celia Ross Mary Marshall
Althea Fox Watts Amy Smith Eric La Prince
Rita Goodwin Rena A. Tardugno Alicia Luizaga
Eureka Gray Dorothy West Patricia Lyons
Pauline Gregory Sylvia Wood John Washington
S. Barbara Karl John Deal
Roosevelt Lake Our Family and Friends Beulah Sutherland
Maria Grazia Luisi Durant P. Tardugno Kalaiselvi Peri
Mary Marshall Joseph Fisher Eternal Rest grant unto them, O
Sabrina Porter Willard Goldsmith Lord!
Mass Intentions
Date Time Intention Sponsor
Sunday, July 11 7:00 AM Enrique Wong Friends
10:00 AM Amanda Spence & Vincent Snearly Joanna Snearly
12:00 PM
2:00PM
6:30 PM Parishioners of St. Anthony
Monday, July 12 8:00 AM Ryan Singleton Alex Mackle
Tuesday, July 13 8:00 AM Maureen Robinson Alex Mackle
7:00 PM Sr. Joan Marie Short Annie Gribbin
Wednesday, July14 8:00 AM + John M. Owen Gerald Kirwan
Thursday, July 15 8:00 AM George Ramsey
Friday, July 16 8:00 AM +Margareta J. Ramsey George Ramsey
Saturday, July 17 8:00 AM +Eldridge B. Ramsey George Ramsey
5:00 PM
“Put all the good works in the world against one Holy Mass; they will be as a grain of
sand beside a mountain.” – St. Jean VianneyDC Divine Mercy Ministry The Legion of Mary
invites you to join them on second and fourth Fridays The object of the Legion of Mary is the
beginning at 7pm. Each prayer meeting includes the glory of God through the holiness of its
exposition of the Eucharist for Adoration, availability of members developed by prayer and ac-
the sacrament of reconciliation, silent contemplation, tive co-operation in Mary’s and the
praise and worship, and the opportunity to receive Church’s work. Members participate in
healing help from a team trained in deliverance minis- the life of the parish through visitation
try. Contact louisbrownjr@gmail.com for more. of the sick and through collaboration
in every apostolic and missionary un-
dertaking sponsored by the parish. To
Celebrate Recovery learn more, contact Diane Hart at
is a Christ-centered ministry that gives people the re- godinmyhart@gmail.com
sources and relationships to help find a new way of
living. This ministry is for anyone struggling with past
or current hurts, habits, or hang-ups, whether they are
St. Vincent DePaul Society
affecting their own life or the lives of those around is a worldwide organization of lay
them. Whether it's anxiety, depression, financial issues Catholics following Christ’s call to
or anger management, this program will work on you, serve those less fortunate. Our chap-
if you work on it— through God's Grace and a commu- ter’s goal is to build personal relation-
nity of people meeting every Wednesday evening. Check ships with our neighbors in need, not
out the literature in the vestibule or contact Beng only providing material assistance
Reyes at 202-650-8390 and brooklandcr@gmail.com. such as food or clothing, but also of-
fering friendship, understanding, and
Liturgy
prayer. To join or volunteer, contact
Altar Servers Deacon Lee 202-526-8822 Gary Reyes at gcr0225@gmail.com.
Extr. Ministers Eleanor Fleming 615-336-3664
Lectors Amanda Alexander 202-526-7667
Children’s Liturgy
Music Ministry
Anne Gribbin
Lynne Gray
202-489-8482
301-518-6914
Parish School of Religion
Sacristan dcsacristy@gmail.com Jump-start your Sunday School year
Ushers Theodore Hudson 202-832-7469
Latin Mass Coordinator Michael Quinn 240-706-0735
Register Your Child for the 2021-22
Parish School of Religion Sunday
Ministries School Program for K-12th Grade Stu-
Alliance of Two Hearts Candace Hershaw 845-401-4678 dents. Complete a registration form
Celebrate Recovery Beng Reyes 202-650-8390
Couples for Christ Norma Tumbali 630-849-9636
(available in the vestibule) and submit
Holy Name Society Pierre Crutchfield 240-205-5880 it to the Parish Office via
Knights of Columbus James Bennett 202-526-4406 stanthonypaduadc@gmail.com
Legion of Mary Diane Hart 202-573-0343
St. Vincent dePaul Gary Reyes 301-674-1415
Sick and Homebound Parish Office 202-526-8822 Charismatic Fellowship
Sodality Pat Smith 240-644-3226
Senior Parishioners Gwendolyn Means 202-635-0863
The Parish School of Religion Planning
Cub Scouts Deacon John Feeley 202-526-8754 Meeting is a small but diverse mixture
Boy Scouts Bryan Martin Firvida 202-588-5808 of people, sharing in the expression of
Girl Scouts the Holy Spirit which makes Jesus a
CYO Mrs. Flowers 202-526-4657
living reality in the heart of the believ-
Catechesis er. Please join us on Wednesdays from
Adult Inquiry and RCIA Andy Russell 202-250-8208 7-9pm as we engage in praise and wor-
Bible Alive Bill Clausen 301-767-7180 ship. Contact Bob Quinlan at bbquin-
Cat. Good Shepherd 574-727-6414
lan@gmail.com or 301-767-7180.
Parish Sch. of Religion Arthur Linder 202-529-7558ST. ANTHONY SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM School School Principal Michael Thomasian 3400 12th St. NE School Secretary Ms. Atchoi Osekre-Bond Washington, DC 20017 Home and School Pres. Ms. Tanzi West 202-526-4657 Religious Education Mr. Arthur Linder
The Twelve Apostles - Peter, James, John, Andrew, Bartholomew, James the Younger, Matthias, Jude, Matthew, Philip, Simon, and Thomas - were the first men Jesus chose to follow Him. You would think they were the smartest, richest, most important men around, wouldn’t you? Wrong! They were ordinary people, like you and me. Jesus chose them because He wanted to show the world what amazing things ordinary people could do, if they believed in Him. He has a special job for each one of us. In today’s Gospel reading, Jesus tells the Twelve to go out into the world, two by two (who do you think went with whom?) and tell everyone about Him. He ordered them to take nothing along with them but a walking stick—no food, no backpack, no money. They couldn’t even bring more than one shirt! That doesn’t sound like a lot of fun, does it? The Twelve knew it would be hard, and that they would get into trouble, but they were happy to do it because they loved Jesus so much and He had asked them to. You don’t have to leave home or give away everything you own to spread the good news about Jesus. Your job right now is to grow up learning to love God more and more every day, and to be as kind as you can to your friends and family for His sake. When people see how happy Jesus makes you, they’ll want to know Him too. That’s what you can do for God, starting today—and you can keep all your shirts!
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