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Mass Schedules for Holy Family
Sunday: 10:30 AM
Sunday: 8:30 AM June until October
First Wednesday: 6:00 pm
Communion Service and
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday: 12:00 PM
Holy Family Catholic Church February 16th, 2020 - Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time A
Our Mission Statement
“In Faith We Build”
78 Friesian Circle, Thayne, WY 83127
P.O. Box 1036, Thayne, WY 83127
307-883-3429
www.holyfamilywy.org
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Help us search for the lost & the strayed.
Lead them back to God. “Leave your gift there at the altar, go first and be reconciled with
your brother” Matthew 5:24
Sermon on the Mount by Fra Beato Angelico, 1437-1445
Pastoral Council Meeting Today after Mass
Communion Service & Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday @ 12pm
PASTOR Reverend Lucas Kazimiro Simango 307-733-2516 x 206 [email protected]
ASSOCIATE PASTOR Fr. Philip Vanderlin OSB 307-733-2516 x 103 [email protected]
Deacon Phil Wanek 303-517-3199 [email protected]
OFFICE MANAGER Pam Padilla [email protected]
MUSIC Pauline Zeren [email protected]
NEW PARISHIONERS - WELCOME!
To register please fill out a registration card on the front table or talk to Deacon Phil after Mass.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Anytime by appointment
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Couples should contact the Parish at least 6 months in advance of the marriage date or sooner.
INFANT BAPTISM
Parents are required to attend a Baptism preparation class, preferably prior to the birth of their child.
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK
Please notify the Parish in case of serious illness or upcoming surgery.
CATHOLIC FAITH INQUIRY
Persons wishing to inquire about the Catholic Faith or seeking to complete their Sacraments should call the Parish. Inquirers are welcome at anytime throughout the year.
DEADLINES
Weekly Bulletin - Tuesday at Noon
Calendar of Upcoming Events
Parish Staff and Information
Ministries
*EMOHC designates Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion*
February 16th - Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
LECTOR: John Howard
EMOHC: Susan Singleton & Jamie Kallgren
February 23rd - Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
LECTOR: Chip White
EMOHC: Cindy Jaques & Valentin Almanza
February 26th – Ash Wednesday
LECTOR: Vicki Canoso
EMOHC: Jack Leaven & Donna Kelsey
Mass Intentions for Sunday, February 16th Jerry Singleton+
February 16th - Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time CCD/Religious Education 9:15am-10:15am Pastoral Council after Mass February 17th - Monday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time President’s Day February 18th - Tuesday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time Communion Service & Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday @ 12pm February 22nd - Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter, Apostle February 23rd - Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time CCD/Religious Education 9:15am-10:15am CCW Meeting after Mass February 26th – Ash Wednesday Mass @ 6:00pm February 26th to April 12th – Operation Rice Bowl February 28th - Friday after Ash Wednesday CASH Bingo March 1st - First Sunday of Lent CCD/Religious Education 9:15am-10:15am Second Collection for the Poor KOC Meeting after Mass
Sunday Readings
Sunday Offering Information
02/16 - SIR15:15-20, 1 COR 2:6-10, MT 5:17-37 or 5:20-22a, 27-28, 33-34a, 37 02/23 - LV 19:1-2, 17-18, 1 COR 3:16-23, MT 5:38-48
Remember
in your
Prayers
Ordinary - $640.00 ** Building - $193.00 Youth - $191.00 ** Poor - $30.00
Seminarians: $20.00 ** Living and Giving - $2,125.00
Ordinary - $ 105 Building Fund - $ 10
Youth - $ 30 Thank you for using Online Giving!
To register to give online, use the link on our website at www.holyfamilywy.org
Clyde Wilson, Becky Beck-Gomez, Kim DeMarco, Bonnie Coates, George Montano, Tom Marlow, Kira Hodgson, Silvia Bakner, Marsha Caldwell, Jim & Gloria Doughty, Jonathan Munoff, Roberto Mejia, Toni Kovach, Gabby & Bryan Ray, Paul Turner, Patrick Corun, Marisa Kautz, Brenda Lemur, Manny Ekendahl, Russ Graunke, Amy Vargason, Cameron Kendall, Abbie Christensen, Meg Pete, Pastor Tim, Lorell Woolley, Michelle C.
**In an effort to make room for an official & specific dedicated section for Armed Forces & First Responders in our bulletin, we have begun anew . We will now have our new & recent names added to the top of the list. Names will be removed upon request or by space availability. If a loved one’s name has been removed, & you would like the name to be included, kindly email Rosa at [email protected]** Armed Forces and First Responders: ** Sierra M. Paulk, PFC, (granddaughter of Tom & Jeanne Barr ** Active duty SSgt. Randall J Schopper Jr., US Air Force (son-in-law of Mike & Jenny Desrochers) stationed at Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora CO **Active duty SSgt. Vincent A Ruiz, US Air Force (son of Mike & Jenny Desrochers) stationed at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas NV & currently deployed in Qatar. Prayer Request: Dear Saint Michael, Archangel, defend them in battle. Lt. Commander David R. Yocum, U.S. Navy (son-in-law of Charles & Sherri Hogelin)**Captain Pierce Roberts, Active Duty, U.S. Army. Prayer Request: that he be safe when he trains & deploys (son of Bill & Phyllis Roberts)**Captain Jake Roberts, Active Duty, U.S Army. Stationed in Afghanistan. Prayer request: that he is safe while deployed & happy with his assignment. (son of Bill and Phyllis Roberts)**LCpl George Montano, U.S. Marine Corps. Training at Twenty Nine Palms. Prayer Request: that he finds the strength to overcome a recent personal hurdle & that his spiritual faith continues to guide him.(nephew of Rosa Montano)**To add someone to this list, please send info to [email protected]**
And for the Souls of the Departed:
JOB OPENING FOR DIRECTOR OF HISPANIC MINISTRY: The Diocese of Cheyenne has an opening for Director of Hispanic Ministry. The Director of Hispanic Ministry, in close collaboration with the Director of Pastoral Formation, assists the
Diocesan Bishop in cultivating lay leadership & directing a Pastoral Hispanic Ministries Plan for the Diocese of Cheyenne. The Director of Hispanic Ministry will be located in Casper. Candidates must be bilingual (Spanish & English), conversational & written. Submit an application, letter of interest, & a current resume by mail, e-mail, or in person by March 9, 2020 to: Tammy Skala, Human Resource Director, Diocese of Cheyenne, 2121 Capitol Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, Office: 307-638-1530 - [email protected] - Find complete job description & application online: www.dioceseofcheyenne.org/employment.html El Diócesis de Cheyenne tiene una vacante para un Director del Minis-terio Hispano. En estrecha colaboración con el Director Diocesano de Formación Pastoral, el Director ayuda al obispo a fomentar el lid-erazgo laico y dirigir un Plan para el Ministerio diocesano de Pastoral Hispana. La oficina del Director Diocesano del Ministerio Hispano estará en Casper. Los candidatos deben ser bilingües (español e in-glés), conversacional y escrito. Envía una solicitud, carta de presentación, y resumen por correo, e-mail, o a la oficina diocesano antes del 9 de marzo, 2020 a: Tammy Skala, la Directora de Recursos Humanos, Diócesis de Cheyenne, 2121 Capitol Ave., Cheyenne, WY 82001, [email protected], 307-638-1530 – La descrip-ción completa y aplicación están nuestro sitio web: https://dioceseofcheyenne.org/employment.html.
THANK YOU! The Youth Group would like to thank our Parish community for your support with the Sunday Mass Brunch Fundraisers! The money raised from these brunches help get them much closer to their goal that will help them travel on their annual retreat trip! SAVE THE DATE! In addition, their Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner
Fundraiser will be held Saturday, March 14th. Stay tuned for more details! PALMS: If you have Palms from last year, please bring them to church so we can burn them and use the Ashes on Ash Wednesday (February 26th). Ash Wednesday is a solemn service that signals the start of the season of Lent. Worshipers take time to reflect on Jesus' sacrifice and are reminded of their own humanity by the distribution of the ashes. The priest makes the sign of the cross on each worshiper's forehead with the ashes from the burned palms. He may say words similar to, "You are ashes, and to ashes you will return." PASTORAL COUNCIL: We hope you will consider being a part of a wonderful ministry. Please consider becoming a member of our Pastoral Council. “Catholic pastors consult pastoral councils in order to be better leaders. Bishops & priests ask their councilors to investigate some aspect of the church, reflect on it & recommend their conclusions. In brief, the work of the pastoral council is pastoral planning.” Information is posted on the church bulletin board or kindly contact Vicki Canoso for further information. You may also submit your name and photograph to her in person or via email at [email protected]. REMINDER! Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMOHC): The Diocesan statutes and qualifications to be an EMOHC are posted on our Church bulletin board
LENT 2020 FEBRUARY 26 - APRIL 12
The 2020 Lenten season begins on Ash Wednesday, February 26, for Latin-rite Catholics with Easter Sunday on April 12: During Lent, we are asked to devote
ourselves to seeking the Lord in prayer and reading Scripture, to service by giving alms, and to practice self-control through fasting. Many know of the tradi-
tion of abstaining from meat on Fridays during Lent, but we are also called to practice self-discipline and fast in other ways throughout the season. In addi-
tion, the giving of alms is one way to share God's gifts—not only through the distribution of money, but through the sharing of our time and talents. As St.
John Chrysostom reminds us: "Not to enable the poor to share in our goods is to steal from them and deprive them of life. The goods we possess are not ours, but
theirs." (Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2446). “Lent is a favourable season for opening the doors to all those in need and recognizing in them the face of
Christ."-- Pope Francis. In Lent, the baptized are called to renew their baptismal commitment. The key to fruitful observance of these practices is to recognize
their link to baptismal renewal. We are called not just to abstain from sin during Lent, but to true conversion of our hearts and minds as followers of Christ. We
recall those waters in which we were baptized into Christ's death, died to sin and evil, and began new life in Christ. Catholics are also encouraged to make going
to confession a significant part of their spiritual lives during Lent.
JOURNEY TO THE FOOT OF THE CROSS - 10 THINGS TO REMEMBER FOR LENT
Bishop David L. Ricken of Green Bay, Wisconsin, former chairman of the Committee on Evangelization & Catechesis
Remember the formula. The Church does a good job capturing certain truths with easy-to-remember lists and formulas: 10 Commandments, 7 sacra-
ments, 3 persons in the Trinity. For Lent, the Church gives us almost a slogan—Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving—as the three things we need to work
on during the season.
It’s a time of prayer. Lent is essentially an act of prayer spread out over 40 days. As we pray, we go on a journey, one that hopefully brings us closer to
Christ and leaves us changed by the encounter with him.
It’s a time to fast. With the fasts of Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, meatless Fridays, and our personal disciplines interspersed, Lent is the only time
many Catholics these days actually fast. And maybe that’s why it gets all the attention. “What are you giving up for Lent? Hotdogs? Beer? Jelly beans?”
It’s almost a game for some of us, but fasting is actually a form of penance, which helps us turn away from sin and toward Christ.
It’s a time to work on discipline. The 40 days of Lent are also a good, set time to work on personal discipline in general. Instead of giving something up,
it can be doing something positive. “I’m going to exercise more. I’m going to pray more. I’m going to be nicer to my family, friends and coworkers.”
It’s about dying to yourself. The more serious side of Lenten discipline is that it’s about more than self-control – it’s about finding aspects of yourself
that are less than Christ-like and letting them die. The suffering and death of Christ are foremost on our minds during Lent, and we join in these mys-
teries by suffering, dying with Christ and being resurrected in a purified form.
Don’t do too much. It’s tempting to make Lent some ambitious period of personal reinvention, but it’s best to keep it simple and focused. There’s a reason
the Church works on these mysteries year after year. We spend our entire lives growing closer to God. Don’t try to cram it all in one Lent. That’s a recipe
for failure.
Lent reminds us of our weakness. Of course, even when we set simple goals for ourselves during Lent, we still have trouble keeping them. When we fast,
we realize we’re all just one meal away from hunger. In both cases, Lent shows us our weakness. This can be painful, but recognizing how helpless we are
makes us seek God’s help with renewed urgency and sincerity.
Be patient with yourself. When we’re confronted with our own weakness during Lent, the temptation is to get angry and frustrated. “What a bad person I
am!” But that’s the wrong lesson. God is calling us to be patient and to see ourselves as he does, with unconditional love.
Reach out in charity. As we experience weakness and suffering during Lent, we should be renewed in our compassion for those who are hungry, suffer-
ing or otherwise in need. The third part of the Lenten formula is almsgiving. It’s about more than throwing a few extra dollars in the collection plate; it’s
about reaching out to others and helping them without question as a way of sharing the experience of God’s unconditional love.
Learn to love like Christ. Giving of ourselves in the midst of our suffering and self-denial brings us closer to loving like Christ, who suffered and poured
himself out unconditionally on cross for all of us. Lent is a journey through the desert to the foot of the cross on Good Friday, as we seek him out, ask his
help, join in his suffering, and learn to love like him.
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