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Rev. Fr. William L. Arnold, Pastor Rev. Mr. George Zimmermann, Deacon
Sr. Joan Popovits, O.P. Pastoral Minister
Mrs. Marti Todd, Admin./Finance (614-237-1671) Mr. David Spencer, Director of Music (740-823-1662)
Sunday Masses Saturday, 4:00 p.m.;
Sunday, 9:00 a.m.
Daily & Holy Days As Scheduled
Reconciliation 3:30 p.m. on Saturday
Office Hours Monday-Friday,
9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Rev. Fr. William L. Arnold, Pastor Rev. Mr. George Zimmermann, Deacon Sr. Joan Popovits, O.P., Pastoral Minister
Miss Amy Chessler, School Principal
Mr. Mark Butler, Director of Religious Education
Mr. Adam Fehrenbach, MSM, Director of Music & Liturgy
Mr. Henry Miller, Finance Council Chairman
Mrs. Patricia Morris, Bookkeeper/Business Manager
Mrs. Paula Cohen Parish Secretary
Sunday Masses Saturday, 5:30 p.m.; Sunday, 11:00 a.m.
Parish Office ............................................... 614-861-1521 Parish Fax................................................... 614-861-3746 Elementary School K-8 .............................. 614-861-0475 Preschool 3-5 years .................................... 614-861-4559 www.holy-spirit-school.com
Holy SpiritPARISH
St. PhilipTHE APOSTLE
&1573 Elaine Road, Columbus, OH 43227
Website: www.stphilipcolumbus.orgE-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 614-237-1671 • Fax: 614-231-8416
4383 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43213www.holyspiritcolumbus.org
Parish Office Hours:Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Holy Spirit & St. Philip ChurchEighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
August 2, 2020
Saturday, August 1 – Vigil of the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 p.m. Mass at St. Philip – Deceased Members of the Sergio Family (Sergio Family)Sunday, August 2 – The Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeReadings: 112: Is 55:1-3/Ps 145:8-9, 15-18/ Rom 8:35, 37-39/Mt 14:13-21 9:00 a.m. Mass at St. Philip – Special Intention for families of St. Philip affected by natural disasters (Chip & Chris Kane) 11:00 a.m. Mass at Holy Spirit – Daniel Robert Udeck, Jr. (Bob & Diane Udeck) Monday, August 3 – NO MASSReadings: 407: Jer 28:1-17/Ps 119:29, 43, 79-80, 95, 102/408: Mt 14:22-36Tuesday, August 4 – St. John VianneyReadings: 408: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22/ Ps 102:16-23, 29/Mt 14:22-36 Fr. Thomas Brosmer (Fr. Michael Nimocks) Wednesday, August 5 – Dedication of the Basilica of St. Mary MajorReadings: 409: Jer 31:1-7/(Ps) Jer 31:10-12b, 13/ Mt 15:21-28 9:00 a.m. Mass at Holy Spirit (in Church) – Stan Kopala (Al Roehrenbeck)Thursday, August 6 – The Transfiguration of the LordReadings: 614: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14/Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9/ 2 Pt 1:16-19/Mt 17:1-9 9:00 a.m. Mass at St. Philip – Pat Klingler (Jim & Fran Orr)Friday, August 7 – St. Sixtus II & St. CajetanReadings: 411: Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7/ (Ps) Dt 32:35c-36b, 39abcd, 41/Mt 16:24-28 9:00 a.m. Mass at Holy Spirit – (in Church) – Judy Barnett (Parish Gift Mass)Saturday, August 8 – Vigil of the Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 p.m. Mass at St. Philip – Special Intention for Kettie & David Beard (McCann Family)Sunday, August 9 – The Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeReadings: 115: I Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a/Ps 89:9-14/ Rom 9:1-5/Mt 14:22-33 9:00 a.m. Mass at St. Philip – Eileen Unger (Geoff & Vicki Albrecht) 11:00 a.m. Mass at Holy Spirit – Anson Chan, Jr. (Family)
From the Pastor’s Desk… The miracle story and the theme of today’s Gospel should be fairly familiar to everyone. It was indeed miraculous that in spite of meager resources at hand, Jesus was able to satisfy the physical hunger of thousands of men (and women and children) far removed from any village or source of provisions.
Dig down a little deeper, however, into the story line itself. His disciples, to no surprise, did not bring adequate food for such a large crowd. In fact, the disciples beg Jesus to send the crowds away and let them take care of themselves. Their response, in many ways, should sound familiar to us, i.e., let people take care of themselves, when there is obvious need.
People today, ourselves included, attempt in so many ways to try to satisfy the wants and needs of others. Oftentimes, however, reliance on human ideas and intuition fail. We mistakenly think that satisfaction – or contentment – are to be found in excessive material goods. Sometimes, people believe that happiness can be found in indulging others with excessive attention and doting on them. Many hope that contentment can be found in personal popularity, good looks or beautiful wardrobes, or the perfect home in the right location.
I believe the point of this Gospel today is that when we rely on Jesus Christ for the fulfillment and satisfaction of our true and deepest needs, only then do we discover inner peace and contentment. When Jesus Christ fulfills our needs, He provides all we need in excess. There is an over abundance to share with others.
Some hope that strong leaders or personalities in our day – which many feel are lacking – are the answer to our discontent or unease. We should turn to Jesus Christ, His Gospel, and the promise that He is with us until the end of time for hope, contentment, and inner satisfaction. So many, even people of faith, have tried everything else. Yet, so many believe something is still lacking. Rely on God and our relationship with Him.
Have a good week, Fr. Bill Arnold
An Important Anniversary – August 6, 1945. Thursday is the 75th anniversary of the first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, at the end of the Second World War. The second followed on August 9, 1945, as a bomb was dropped on the city of Nagasaki. The loss of human life was enormous and horrifying. Please say a prayer for peace. The human cost, in lives and suffering, of any future nuclear attack must deter all world leaders, including our own, as they bear responsibility for the future of all humanity.
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Information for St. Philip the Apostle Parish
Parish Offertory Summary: July 26Contributions (33) $ 2,341.00SOLT Mission $ 304.00Capital Improvement (1) $ 50.00Tuition Assistance (3) $ 60.00Total $ 2,755.00
Bishop’s 2020 Annual Appeal: “Living the Joy of the Gospel,” the theme of the 2020 Bishop’s Annual Appeal, inspires us to share the Good News of Christ to those who most need to feel His love. Through your generosity, you are supporting the various ministries that are vital in spreading His love. Our parish has been asked to raise $17,872.87. We can accomplish this if, after prayerful consideration, everyone gives what they can. Any amount raised over our goal will be returned to our parish to be used for our particular needs. BAA Goal: $ 17,872.87 Pledges: $ 14,295.00 Paid Pledges: $ 8,830.00 % of BAA Goal: 79% Number of Gifts: 51 Number of Parish Families: 142 % of Participation: 35%
A very big THANK-YOU to all who have submitted your BAA pledge or contribution. We need a final push to reach our goal. If you have lost, misplaced or never received a pledge envelope, just place you donation in a regular envelope and indicate BAA on the outside. It will be included in our totals. Remember, no donation is too small.
Ministry Schedule: Saturday, August 8, 2020 – 4:00 p.m. Lector: Judy KettererServer: VOLUNTEER Eucharistic Ministers: VOLUNTEER, VOLUNTEER
Ministry Schedule: Sunday, August 9, 2020 – 9:00 a.m. Lector: Carolyn JurkowitzServer: VOLUNTEEREucharistic Ministers: VOLUNTEER, VOLUNTEER
Help! We are in great need of Lectors and Eucharistic Ministers. Please step up to fill these vacancies if you are attending Mass. If you are willing but unsure of the process, call Marti at 614-237-1671. Your assistance is appreciated.
Please remember to call the office Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. to reserve your seat for Mass. Reservations must be made by 2:00 p.m. on Friday for the upcoming weekend Mass. If you call outside that time, please leave your name and phone number so your call can be returned during regular office hours.
Information for Holy Spirit Parish
Parish Offertory Summary: July 26Offertory Envelopes (58) $ 2,936.00Loose $ 19.21St. Vincent de Paul (3) $ 170.00Capital Improvement (1) $ 25.00Tuition Assistance (1) $ 25.00SOLT Mission $ 245.10Total $ 3,420.31
Bishops 2020 Annual Appeal: “Living the Joy of the Gospel,” the theme of the 2020 Bishop’s Annual Appeal, inspires us to share the Good News of Christ to those who most need to feel His love. Through your generosity, you are supporting the various ministries that are vital in spreading His love. Our parish has been asked to raise $51,080.33. We can accomplish this if, after prayerful consideration, everyone gives what they can. Any amount raised over our goal will be returned to our parish to be used for our particular needs.
BAA Goal: $ 51,080.33 Pledges: $ 46,295.00 Paid Pledges: $ 16,770.00 % of BAA Goal: 91% Number of Gifts: 34 Number of Parish Families: 697 % of Participation: 5%
Scott G. Belton, age 70, a parishioner of Holy Spirit and product of our parish RCIA program, died Wednesday, July 22, 2020, at Select Specialty Hospital in Thurber Village. He died as a result of a tragic incident on the street in front of his home. Scott served on Parish Council and was a Lector at Mass. The Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated for him this past Wednesday, July 29th, here at Holy Spirit Parish. Burial followed at Franklin Hills Cemetery near Canal Winchester. Please keep Scott’s wife, Carol, his daughters, and entire family in your prayers. Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
We welcome these new members to our Holy Spirit Parish family, who were baptized last weekend here at Holy Spirit.
Emiliano Isaias Orduna Rios, son ofIvan Orduna and Estela Rios Villasenor
Aria Jade Black, daughter ofAnthony Joseph Black and Sarah Anne Euman
Reagan Mackenzie Langdon, daughter ofEric John Theriault Langdon and Jolene Danielle Eckstein
Franceska Chavez Alcauter, daughter ofFrancisco J. Chavez Montes and Almareli Alcauter
Parishioners of St. Philip and Holy Spirit! We have opened up both parishes – St. Philip the Apostle and Holy Spirit Church – to those who wish to attend Mass. Attendance is voluntary. The Bishops of Ohio have extended the dispensation to attend Mass until September 13, 2020. Anyone at high risk or who shows any symptoms of illness, should remain at home.
Next Saturday, August 8, 4:00 p.m. at St. Philip
Next Sunday, August 9, 9:00 a.m. at St. Philip (call for a reservation: 614-237-1671)
Next Sunday, August 9, 11:00 a.m. at Holy Spirit (call for a reservation: 614-861-1521)
• You are asked to wear a mask. If you don’t have one, one will be provided.
• Sanitize your hands upon entering Church.• You will be directed to a pew. Assigned seating.• No moving around during Mass.• Hymn books have been removed from the Church.• No one will be admitted late.• Mass to last no longer than 45 minutes.• Envelopes may be placed in a basket as you exit.• At end of Mass, an orderly dismissal.• Use hand sanitizer when leaving Church.• Please, no conversation/socializing inside Church.
The Church in Latin America: This weekend is the special collection for the Church in Latin America. Your donations support evangelization and missionary efforts in Latin America and the Caribbean. To learn more, please visit www.usccb.org/latin-america. There is an envelope for this collection in your packet.
Daily Mass Opportunities: Mass is celebrated on Wednesday and Friday mornings in Holy Spirit Church (not the Day Chapel) at 9:00 a.m. There is also a Mass celebrated every Thursday morning at 9:00 a.m. at St. Philip the Apostle Church. There are seldom more than 10-12 people at a daily Mass. We keep social distance, wear a mask, and use hand sanitizer. This is, for the summer, a good alternative to coming to a more crowded weekend Mass, if that is a concern to you.
Please remember in your prayers all the sick, homebound and/or recovering from St. Philip and Holy Spirit Parishes, especially Ed Bracken, Robert & Lu Cudak, Christine Krites, MaryLou Pelzer, and Lisa Rundag, and for those in our parishes coping with physical and mental conditions.
MISSION APPEAL Every parish in the Diocese annually hosts a representative from a mission order of the Church. In light of the global pandemic, these appeals are being featured digitally. All mission workers depend on the support of all of us to make their missionary work possible.
SOLT is a Catholic missionary community – Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity – serving in areas of deepest apostolic need. Because of this charism, our missions serve low income people or remote areas of the world. These missions are located in the US, Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, China, Thailand and Australia. Some of these missions have very little income to support. We are grateful for the help of generous benefactors to make them fruitful.
To donate online, go to www.MISSIO.org. You must enter “Holy Spirit & St. Philip Churches” in the search field. You may place your contributions in the box in the front of Church, drop off at the office, or mail in a donation. Please mark the donation “for Mission Appeal.”
Reflection on Matthew 12:1-8:
Jesus reprimands the Pharisees, who noticed the disciples picking grain to eat on the Sabbath. Jesus told the Pharisees: “If you knew what this meant, ‘I desire mercy, not sacrifice,’ you would not have condemned these innocent men.”
Every saint had a past and every sinner has a future. That is the key to Catholic spirituality. In the lives of every one of these heroes of the faith, there is some conversion. And every sinner – every one of us – has a future. That is why we soak in the mercy of God.
There is a beautiful reference in the Psalms to oil running down upon your beard, upon the collar of your robe. The divine mercy is like that: poured out upon us, poured out without reservation – and not because it’s earned, because it can’t be earned.
God doesn’t love us because we’re worthy. We’re worthy because He loves us. We don’t deserve His mercy, but we soak it in and are thereby transformed.
Bishop Robert Barron
Open Wide Our HeartsU.S. Bishops’ Pastoral on Racism
St. Paul teaches us that all people are united together through the love and life of Jesus Christ. He uses the image of the body to express how people can be united even if they are different from one another.
St. Paul calls us to celebrate the differences between the different members of the Body of Christ. Just as a body needs an ear, an arm, and every other part to be whole, the Church, as the Body of Christ, needs every one of its diverse members to be whole. We must ensure the well-being of each of its parts.
Racism manifests itself in our thoughts, attitudes, actions, and inactions, as well as in social structures and unjust systems that perpetuate centuries of racial injustice. We are called to share the suffering of our sisters and brothers in Christ who have been wounded by the evil of racism. We must examine our participation in racism through our thoughts, attitudes, actions and inactions:
1. Have I fully loved God and fully loved my neighbor as myself?
2. Have I caused pain to others by my actions or my words that offended my brother or sister?
3. Have I done enough to inform myself about the evil of racism?
4. Is there a root of racism within me that blurs my vision of who my neighbor is? 5. Have I ever witnessed an occasion when someone experienced racism and I did or said nothing?
6. Have I ever been in a situation when someone experienced racism – and I helped to cause their pain and embarrassment?
7. Have I ever supported or aided a person who experienced racism and paid a price for it? How did I react?
8. How am I called to respond to the evil of racism?
From U.S. Catholic Bishops, “Open Wide Our Hearts” Pastoral Letter Against Racism.
Confessions at Holy Spirit: Every Thursday evening, Confessions are held at Holy Spirit Church from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Either Fr. Bill Arnold or Fr. Mike Nimocks will be hearing these Confessions. Keep a few points in mind.• Call to make an appointment. Give only your first
name and a possible contact number.• All Confessions are in the Church. Only one person
admitted to Church at a time.• All Confessions are anonymous and done at a six-
foot distance. Your anonymity is always protected. Fr. Arnold/Nimocks have no need or desire to know your identity. Priest sits behind a screen.
• All entry to Church through the bell tower door or elevator door.
Part-Time Jobs at St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store: We are hiring employees who are available to work 12-28 hours a week as merchandise processors, register operators, and filling counters on the sales floor. If you like working with the public, we are looking for you to join our team! Stop by the Thrift Store at 5969 E. Main Street, in Columbus, 43213. We’re located on the corner of E. Main and McNaughten. Pick up an application, or call 614-377-1065 for more information. You can also download an application from our web site at https://www.svdpthriftstores.com. Email the application back to us at: [email protected].
Appreciation and Thanks. Please support our bulletin advertisers. They make our weekly bulletin possible. This weekend, our featured advertiser is Erdey Searcy Eye Group.
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Professional Office, Retail and Office warehouse
Suites AvailableFor more information,
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Tata Incorporated
BEER DOCK EAST125 Robinwood – 614-231-9966
Drive-Thru • Carry-out • Lottery Open 7 Days
Family Owned for 40 Years
JESS HOWARD ELECTRIC CO.
6630 Taylor Road614-861-1300
Your Catholic Contractor
The Mad GreekThe Mad GreekThe Best Gyros in Town! 614-338-0000
Restaurant & Restaurant & Take-out4210 E. Broad Street, WhitehallNEW MENU: Fresh Seafood•Fresh Pasta Dishes
Lamb Chops•Chicken Entrees•Gyros
$2 OFF ON $15 * $3 OFF ON $18Not valid with combo meals or any other offers or coupons
Robert D. Erney & Associates, Co. L.P.A.Attorneys-at-Law
Automobile • Trucking • Motorcycle AccidentsLast Wills and Estates
614-258-6100 1654 E. Broad St.
www.ohioinjurylaw.com
Ernie’s Automotive Service, Inc.3906 E. Main St., Columbus
614-235-8037(Providing Complete Automotive Services Since 1978)
erniesautomotiveservice.com
3158 E. Broad StreetColumbus, OH
Accepting New Patients
614.231.6872centralohdentist.com
Directors:Anthony Tiberi • John Tiberi
Joseph Tiberi • Bill Smith
SINCE 18701068 S. High Street614-444-1185
Maeder Quint tiberiFUNERAL HOME
Town & Country Town & Country Animal ClinicAnimal Clinic
Cynthia White, DVM4263 E. Broad St. • 614-235-3453
10% off 1st visit for new clientswith coupon
Boarding • Grooming • Supplies
5255 Sinclair Rd.614-261-6331
speermechanical.com
KIRK WILLIAMS COMPANYMechanical Contracting, Pipe
Fabrication & Installation, Sheet Metal Fabrication & Installation, Plumbing,
Design Build, ServiceVisit our Website @
www.kirkwilliamsco.com2734 Home Rd.,
Grove City614-875-9023
614-237-7421Special Cakes for Special Occasions
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614-864-4280
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614-242-4242614-242-4242
Mark DeckerMark DeckerSt. Philip ParishionerSt. Philip Parishioner
Jim VonauJim VonauChurch of the Resurrection ParishionerChurch of the Resurrection Parishioner
Discover the Difference at The Woodlands
of ColumbusAssisted Living
and Alzheimer’s CareCall 614-755-7591 for a complimentary
lunch and tour.
THE WOODLANDS THE WOODLANDS OF COLUMBUSOF COLUMBUS
5380 East Broad StreetColumbus, OH614-755-7591614-755-7591
woodlandsofcolumbus.orgwoodlandsofcolumbus.orgFAC.# 2313R
DISCOVER the difference
EVANS FUNERAL HOME“Distinguished Facilities & Service Since 1939”
Richard R. Evans, Director • Melanie L. Evans, Director4171 E. Livingston Avenue • 614-237-2553
Vision For Life
“Dropless” Cataract SurgeryLaser Vision Correction • Complete Family Eye Care
614.863.EYES (3937)www.icanseeclearly.com
Richard A. Erdey, M.D. • Gregory D. Searcy, M.D. Daryl Kaswinkel, M.D.
ERDEY SEARCY EYE GROUP MEXICAN RESTAURANT
4775 E. Main St.(Just West of I-270)614-577-0143
Sun-Thurs: 11 am-10 pmFri & Sat: 11 am-11pm
HAPPY HOUR EVERYDAY 4 TO 8 PM EXCEPT THURSDAY
EVERY THURSDAY FROM 3PM-9PMLIME MARGARITAS & BOTTLED BEER
HALF OFF
Q u a l i t y S t i t c hEMBROIDERYMONOGRAMMING
Screen Printing • Heat tranSfer • towelS • JacketS • SHirtS • caPS
Steve Fowler, parishioner614-237-0480 • Fax 614-237-04044300 E Main St Columbus, OH 43213
Thank your Columbus for letting us serve you for 90 years!
RISTORANTE di FAMIGLIACatering “For All Occasions”
Banquet Room for Large & Small Parties614-236-1392 • fax 614-236-1935
1210 S. James Road, Columbus
Milano’sMilano’sItalian Restaurant
6916 E. Broad Street, Columbus614-861-1277
Reservations Accepted • milanosresturantcolumbusoh.omMon-Fri. 11 am-9 pm; Sat. 4 pm-9 pm
MM
Karen Jeffries M.a./L.P.C.C-s2770 e. Main st. suite 21
bexLey, OhiO 43209
614-648-2733MentaL heaLth COunseLingMOst insuranCes aCCePted
Serving Central Ohio
Manufactured in Columbus
• Windows & Doors• Vinyl Siding
(Many Styles/Colors)• Gutters
& Downspouts• Shutters •614-777-4806
2188 Wilson Road
SALES • INSTALLATION • SERVICE
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