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Holy Trinity
Catholic Church
355 Oregon Ave
Bandon, OR 97411
St. John
the Baptist 15th and Hwy 101
Port Orford, OR 97465
Mission Statement: To be a welcoming Catholic community committed to love, prayer, and service.
November 11, 2018
32ndt Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B
Liturgy Schedule
November 10-16, 2018
Holy Trinity ~ Bandon
Saturday Vigil Mass...……….….…...….......5:00 pm Sunday Mass……………….…...….….…...10:30 am
Weekday Prayer Monday (Chapel)…………….……..…...…..9:30 am
Weekday Masses Tuesday (Chapel)………………….…….......4:00 pm Wednesday (Church)……….….…..………..5:30 pm Thursday (Chapel)..………………………..12:00 pm Friday (Chapel)……….......……..…………..9:00 am
Sacrament of Reconciliation Wednesday (Church)….…….………....4:30-5:15 pm Saturday (Church)……………..….…....3:30-4:30 pm or by appointment with Fr. Anthony.
Adoration & Benediction Thursday (Chapel)………………….....12:30-8:00 pm Friday (Chapel)……………………9:30 am-12:00 pm
St. John the Baptist ~ Port Orford
Masses Sunday.…….……....…………….……….....8:30 am Wednesday……………...…………….…..…9:00 am
Sacrament of Reconciliation Sunday.……...…....................................7:45-8:15 am
Administrator: Rev. Anthony Ahamefule
Fr. Anthony’s Voicemail: 541-347-2309
Fr. Anthony’s Email: [email protected]
www.holytrinitybandon.org
www.facebook.com/HolyTrinityBandon.org/
Parish Office: (541) 329-0697
Parish Office Fax: (541) 347-9256
Office Email: [email protected]
Holy Trinity office hours: M-Th-F, 9 am - 3 pm
St. John’s office hours: Wed, 9:30-11 am
“Amen, I say to you, this poor widow put in more than all the other contributors to the treasury. For they have all contributed from their surplus wealth, but she, from her poverty, has contributed all she had, her whole livelihood.” ~ Mark 12:43-44
Highlights This Week
On Tuesday morning, November 13, Holy Trinity will host the vicariate meeting of priests from parishes in North Bend, Coos Bay, Brookings, Florence, and Coquille.
Be sure to come to the Thanksgiving Dinner (a feast!) hosted by the Altar Society on Thursday, November 14. If you haven’t had your picture taken for the new parish directory, please look for Lisa Turner after Mass on
Sunday, or call her at 503-302-6427 to set up an appointment. We’d like to see your smiling face in our directory!
Holy Trinity
Activities
Monday 11/12
Office closed for Veterans Day 9:30 am…….Weekday Prayer, Chapel 1:30 pm………………Rosary, Chapel
Tuesday 11/13
4:00 pm………………..Mass, Chapel
Wednesday 11/14 9:00 am……………..Mass, St. John’s 4:30-5:15 pm.….Confessions, Church 5:30 pm……………….Mass, Church 6:00 pm…Altar Society Thanksgiving Dinner, Parish Hall
Thursday 11/15 10:45 am…...Bible Study, Parish Hall 12:00 pm…..…….…….Mass, Chapel 12:30-8:00 pm………….Adoration & Benediction, Chapel
Friday 11/16 9:00 am….…………….Mass, Chapel 9:30 am - 12:00 pm.…….Adoration & Benediction, Chapel
Liturgical Ministers November 17-18
Saturday 11/17
Lector: Allison Hundley
EMHC: A&F Stadelman
Altar: Please step in and serve.
Sunday 11/11
Lector: Jeff Turner
EMHC: G. Procetto & B. Wyrick
Altar: Please step in and serve.
November 4, 2018 Collections
Holy Trinity $3193.01
All Saints Day $365
All Souls Day $150
All Souls Remembrance $330
Church Renovation $3
St. Johns $219
We at Holy Trinity and St. John’s thank you, our
parishioners, and our extended family, our visitors, for your contributions and support.
God loves a Cheerful Giver
Mass Intentions
Holy Trinity
Sat 11/10: Intentions of all Holy Trinity parishioners
Sun 11/11: +Dan Sabin
Tues 11/13: All those on Holy Trinity’s prayer chain
Wed 11/14: Intentions of all Holy Trinity parishioners
Thu 11/15: Intentions of Helen Roberts & Family
Fri 11/16: All residents of Pacific View
St. John the Baptist
Sun 11/11: +Pauline Baumgartner
Wed 11/15: Intentions of all St. John’s parishioners
Janet Hawthorne, Tricia Brown, Gina Swenson, Todd Freitag, Pierre
Dupree, Nancy LaBay, Skip Thomas, Arianna Ernst, and
everyone on Holy Trinity & St. John’s Prayer Chains.
Give Us This Day - Daily Prayer for Today’s Catholic is offered at a discount price of $20.00 for the year, starting
January 2019. This is a monthly publication with daily Mass readings, prayers, and reflections.
We hope this price, which is lower than the cost of Magnificat, will allow more people to subscribe if they wish to.
If you would like to subscribe to Give Us This Day, order forms are located at the back of the church. You may bring your orders to the Holy Trinity office or drop them into the collection basket.
Please note, orders and payment must be received by November 30.
Campaign for Human Development
There will be a second collection next weekend for the Catholic
Campaign for Human Development.
Weekly Rosary
Come, pray with us. Monday
November 12 1:30 pm
in the Chapel.
A Prayer for November
According to tradition, St. Ger-trude the Great was told by Our Lord that the following prayer, each time she piously recited it,
would release 1,000 souls (or a vast number) from
their suffering in purgatory:
“Eternal Father, I offer You the most precious blood
of thy Divine Son, Jesus, in union with the Masses said throughout the world today,
for all the Holy Souls in Purgatory, for sinners everywhere,
for sinners in the universal Church,
for those in my own home, and in my family. Amen.”
Reflecting on Sunday’s Readings
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B ~ November 18, 2018
To help you prepare for Mass next weekend, here are next Sunday’s readings:
Reading I: Daniel 12:1-3
Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 16
Reading II: Hebrews 10:11-14, 18
Gospel: Mark 13:24-32
Weekday Eucharistic Adoration
Thursday 12:30-8:00 pm
Friday 9:30 am - Noon
In the Chapel
A message from Our Friends at Holy Redeemer Parish, North Bend:
We are collecting gifts for the annual Children’s Store which will be Saturday, Dec. 8th in the parish hall. The Children’s Store gives kids the opportunity to purchase tickets (4 for $1) and exchange them for gifts for family and friends. Nothing costs more than 4 tickets. The store will be open from 9 am to 3 pm. ~ Jim and Ann DeLong
A note from Teresa, your office assistant: If you have any new or slightly used gifts you would like to donate, please drop them off at the parish office. I will deliver them to Jim & Ann at Holy Redeemer. Thank you!
Bible Study
Bible study class will meet on Thursday, November 15, in the Parish Hall. We will gather at 10:45 am with a social time. Class will begin at 11:00, and we will finish at 11:45, in time to attend daily Mass at 12:00. Call Kathy Cowan at 347-3031 for more information.
All are welcome!
Is God Calling You to Serve?
The parish is in need of more people to serve as
Lectors, Sacristans, Altar Servers, and Lay
Communion Ministers. We ask that all
parishioners prayerfully consider stepping up to
assist in these very important ministries.
Lectors, contact Allison Hundley at 404-2268.
Sacristans, call Judy Crowe at 347-5043.
Altar Servers, Jeff Turner at 503-302-6425 or
Father Anthony at 347-2309.
Communion Ministers, Kathy Cowan at
347-3031.
Ushers, Carol Holden at 347-1949.
Altar Society Potluck Coming Soon
The annual Thanksgiving potluck sponsored by the Altar Society is Wednesday,
November 14. Please call Kathy Phillips, 347-3584, or Kathleen Stadelman,
347-2640, to sign up to bring a side dish. Turkey will be provided. Please call by
November 12. Thank you!
Mark your Calendars! Monday, November 12
Veterans Day (Office closed.)
Wednesday, November 14 Altar Society Meeting 1:00 pm, Parish Hall
Altar Society Potluck/WCN Dinner 6:00 pm, Parish Hall
Thursday, November 22 Thanksgiving Day
Mass at 10:00 am in the Church (Office closed.)
December Men’s Group Meeting
The next Men’s Group meeting will be December 1 after the 9 am First Saturday Mass. Please contact Jeff Turner with any questions about the group or the meeting at 503-302-6425 or by email to [email protected].
If we really understood the Mass, we would die of joy. ~ Saint Jean Vianney
For Take-out: Call 347-2450 1st & Delaware,
Old Town Bandon, across from the Boat Basin.
Open 7 days a week (11 am till 8 pm)
Daily Lunch Specials $5.50
Holy Trinity Parish Coordinators
Emergencies, Lectors: Allison Hundley 404-2268
Pastoral Council Chair : Jeff Turner 503-302-6425
Finance Council Chair: Mike Hennick 297-5556
Religious Education: Sharon Hennick 297-5555
Youth Ministry Coordinator: Mike Hennick 297-5556
Homebound Ministry: Judy Crowe 347-5043
Altar Society Pres & Music Dir: Kathleen Stadelman 347-2640
Prayer Chain: Carol Holden 347-1949
Communion Ministers: Kathy Cowan 347-3031
Altar Servers: Jeff Turner 503-302-6425
Maintenance/Hall Rental: Francis Stadelman 347-2973
Office Assistant/Bulletin: Teresa Roberts 329-0697
Website: www.holytrinitybandon.org
Holy Trinity email: [email protected]
St. John’s Coordinators
Emergencies: Gary Dietel 332-0139
Pastoral Admin Committee (PAC): Nancy O’Donnell 253-1310
Finance & Books: Gary Dietel and James Huntzinger 332-0139
Women’s Guild: Priscilla Lang 253-6166
Prayer Chain: Lynda Dietel [email protected] or 332-0139
Hospitality: Nancy O’Donnell 253-1310
Music: Lynda Dietel 332-0139
Communion Ministers/Lectors: Patricia Huntzinger 404-8071
Grounds: Gary Dietel and Bob O’Donnell 332-0139
253-1310
Building: Gary Dietel and Bob O’Donnell 332-0139
253-1310
Phone Directory & Publicity: Sherry Johnson/Priscilla Lang 332-0599
Church Bulletin: Teresa Roberts: 329-0697
Mark M. Williams Attorney at Law
Wills, Trusts & Probate
50219 Hwy. 101 South, Suite D-1
Bandon, OR 97411
541-347-1200
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Sunday, 11 - 3. Closed Tuesday.
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Private Tea Parties by Reservation
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“Become small, become little, quiet, broken.
And if you can do that, you’ll find Jesus.”
– Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR
Parish Priest’s Corner
Self-Sacrifice is the Ultimate Value of Christian Faith My dear friends in Christ, Today’s gospel reading is one of those passages from the scriptures that might appear unrealistic. How could the poor widow give away all of her meager survival income? How could she empty her life savings? What was her plan for the future? Was she not thinking about retirement? As much as all these questions are important, they are not per se what Jesus is calling our attention to today. Jesus draws a contrast be-tween giving some measure out of our abundance versus willingness to self-sacrifice and dependence on God. Self-sacrifice is the ultimate value of Christian faith. The same lesson can be grasped from the First Reading. The widow from Zarephath was outside her home trying to figure out how to survive. And we can agree that the last thing she needed was for anyone to add to her burden. But here comes Elijah. We do not know if the widow who was gathering sticks would have recognized that Elijah was the famous prophet. It is likely that she would not have – there was no TV or internet back then to spread images of famous people. But even if she did, she had very little reason to comply with his request for a drink of water. A drought and a famine had devastated the country, and she and her only son were on the verge of starvation. She was suffering intensely, she had grave problems of her own, and she had plenty of reasons to lash out at someone who ignored her suffering and asked favors of her. It is in times of hardship and stress that our true character shines out. And in the case of this widow, her true character was truly courageous. She left aside her own work when Elijah asked her for a favor, loving her neighbor as herself. And when he asked more than she could give, she did not become vindictive or angry, but simply stated the facts. She was a woman who recognized her own dependence on God, and as a result she was able to be generous towards others who were in need without getting tangled up in self-centered complications. She embodied self-sacrifice, which is the ultimate value of Christian life. Unfortu-nately, in our day and age, value is most often measured by money, and generosity by how much of it we sacrifice. Self-sacrifice is not limited by any means to financial resources. Sharing our time and God-given gifts and talents in service to others are forms of self-sacrifice. Special Announcements New Youth Ministry Coordinator: For the past thirteen years, our parish youth ministry coordinator, Mike Hennick, has served to bring many children and youth of our parish closer to Christ. Mike accepted this position and served our parish over the years without asking for anything in return. He committed not only his time, but also his talent and treasure. Mike’s efforts paid off as one of his former students, Josh Freitag will now take over for him as our new youth ministry coordinator. I am profoundly grateful to Mike for helping many young people in our parish to encounter Christ and for serving our faith community. I also welcome Josh Freitag to this new role. Josh is a blessing to our parish. I ask all of us to provide him with all the support he needs. If your children and/or grandchildren in middle school or high school are not part of our parish youth ministry, they are truly missing out, please let Josh know and he would be happy to work with you. Our Wednesday night dinner last week was spectacular. I thank Johauna Hennick for sponsoring the event and preparing the dinner. This coming Wednesday, the Altar Society will be hosting our annual Thanksgiving dinner. All are welcome. May God’s abundant graces be with you this week. --Fr. Anthony Ahamefule
In Loving Memory
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.
Please send the names of your loved ones to the office, or drop them into the collection basket, so that we can pray
for them with you during the month of November, the month of Holy Souls.
Sheila Sease Susan Snead Paula Davis
Darrell Blackwell Claire Bennett
Ruth Ackerman Kerry Goard
Margaret Mary “Bootsie” Bolin Collin Kroll
Michael Peachy John Byczek, Sr.
Carol Dunn Stefani Brewer Bertrand Elder Doris Cooper Clyde Cooper Elizabeth Pyor Bert Roberts Elsie Pease Rust Family
Fay & Hazel Lakey Joan Lakey
J.A. & Kathryn Phillips Ester Phillips
Shirley Shelton David Hundley Daniel Brennan
Mathew John Lennon Shirley Ann Lennon Family & Friends of
Gena Swenson Bill Cowan
Patrick Duval Joyce Strain
George & Isabel McMahon Christina & Charlie Duval Wally & Valda McMahon
Barbara McMahon Don & Rosemary McMahon
Indalecio Santana Maria Guerrena
Alfonso & Ramona Trevino Conrado & Anita Trevino
Artie Perales Arthur Perales Chris Trevino
Ralph Procetto Ann T. Prisco
Dan Sabin Father Robert O’Neill
Dave Hengesbach
Ricky Sykes Haley Brewer Bertha Werle Werle Family
Willman Family Matschkowsky Family
Fred Richert Peter Carfi, Marion Carfi Virginia & Lionel Stephan
Jack Lawrence Genevieve Williams
Mary Carleton Judy Zirwes Don Fraser
Thelma Cole Lucy & John Atkins Joe & Ellen Reese Jack & Sally Reilly
Maggie Hukill Mary Brown
Jeanne Knutson Noah & Martha Fortin Everett & Rosa Fortin
Gayle Dee Fortin Jack Fortin
Betty Jean Blakely Debra Blakely
Jim Schuler All Relatives Most in Need
DeCosta Family Goodbrod Family
Judy Sickels Pavon Family Fraser Family Kiefer Family
Joe & Alice Hennick John Hennick Joe Hennick
Mary Alice Adams Marcia Fitzgerald Julie Lindstrom Pete Paradies
Bill Beck Dale Dinsmore Bob McKemy
Jack & Sally Riley Donna Colver
Albert & Luella Opp Bill Bouska
Guy & Betty Ralph Bert & Louise Tigar
Ruth Yarborough Henry & Edith Iverson
Don & Ruby Fraser Howard Rundell
Old Man Johnson Nick & Mary Hennick
Chuck & Marlene Hiley Dave Swenson
Dick Morris John & Mary Steiner
Pat O’Conner Randy Nelson Gary Bobbitt John Billings
Dave Schmidt Ron Lovett Bill Kestner Don Boone Walt Miller
Joe & Bea DeCosta Billy Atchison David Hennick Vaughn Taylor Fr. Bill Karath Loren Benson
Clayton & Mary Hill Paul & Irene Hennick
Biddy Lawler Ed & Rose Haller
Fritz Willis Marion DeChantal
Bud Compton Rudi Brewer Fr. Joe Bosch Hugh McNeil Bill Swanson
Harold Hardesty Marlene Hennick Reinhardt
Marie Opp Simon & Sophie Opp
George Coward Rose Machau Sam Machau Bertha Blad Vern Blad
Jake & Etta Opp Art Lautt
Emil & Tillie Johnson Wesley & Viola Johnson
Father Ryan Lloyd & Eunice Opp
James Opp Bobbie Opp
Otto & Ida Schlog Roy & Delores Karsoun
Alice & Rupert Bock Lauretta Salinas
Reiny & Agnes Lautt Rick Varble
Florence Suctawee
Josephine Vandehey Sally Matthews
Madeline Turner Joe Wolfe
Ashur Mousel Dorothy Mousel
Russel Wills Ed Heringer
Viola Heringer Leonard Heringer
Ken Bridge John Jegglie Dave Bolett
Florence Quigley Frank & Kathryn Heinzen
Ray & Fern Heinzen Jack Heinzen
Paul & Gladys Heinzen Howard & Marg Heinzen
Lynda Heinzen Joel Heinzen & Leo
Horace & Mary Collins Merritt & Ruby Collins
Josephine Collins Dwayne & Marg Moulton
Clarke Collins Rachel Adams
Nellie B. Wahlert Heimer Keifer Roman Pelayo Arsenia Pelayo Rufina Ramos
Rebecca Panganiban Ramon Pelayo
Ronaldo Pelayo Francis Ahamefule
All those who died in Active Mili-tary Service
All our Veterans who have died.
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For adults, this week’s parish recommendation on FORMED is to continue viewing the video study series Lectio, Unveiling Scripture and Tradition: Peter, Session 7: Discipleship at a Distance.
In the Gospel we are each called to become disciples of Jesus Christ. In Session 7 of this Bible study on the life of St. Peter, Dr. Tim Gray explains the difference between following Jesus closely as his disciple and following at a distance.
Our parish recommendations on FORMED for this week are:
For Children For Adults
Did you know that there is a wealth of children’s content on FORMED? This week we begin our parish recommendations for kids with the film God with Us. This 90-minute video is the dramatic retelling of the life of Jesus Christ as seen through the eyes of the last surviving apostle, John. Children and adults alike will be captivated by this account of Jesus’ life, featuring vivid storytelling and high impact animation. This powerful presentation will encourage and inspire viewers to follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
