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Administrator:
Rev. George Kuforiji
Fr. Kuforiji’s voice mail: 541-347-2309
Email: [email protected]
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HolyTrinityBandon.org
Holy Trinity
Catholic Church
355 Oregon Ave
Bandon, OR 97411
St. John
the Baptist 15th and Hwy 101
Port Orford, OR 97465 Parish Mission Statement
To be a welcoming
Catholic community
committed to love,
prayer, and service.
10th Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ June 10, 2018
St. John the Baptist ~ Port Orford
Mass
Sunday ……………...…...8:30 am Wednesday……………….9:00 am
Confessions
Sunday.……………..7:45-8:15 am
Liturgy Schedule for June 9 - 15, 2018
Holy Trinity ~ Bandon
Saturday Vigil Mass…………....5:00 pm
Sunday Mass..………............…10:30 am
Weekday Prayer
Monday (Chapel)……………….9:30 am
Mass
Tuesday (Chapel)…………….…4:00 pm
Wednesday (Church)….….….….5:30 pm
Thursday (Chapel)...……………………...…..….12:00 pm
Friday (Chapel)………………………………..…..9:00 am
Confessions
Wednesday (Church)…………………………4:30-5:15 pm
Saturday (Church)…………………………….3:30-4:30 pm
Adoration
Thursday (Chapel)…………………………..12:30-1:30 pm Friday (Chapel)…………………………….9:30 am - Noon
Commentary on Mark 3:20-21: Today we are told that “Jesus came home.” Yet, at another time he will say that he
has nowhere to lay his head. One, of course, can say that anywhere can be the home of Jesus or that home is where Jesus
is. We have seen references already to the ‘house’ or the ‘home’ indicating any house where Jesus is gathered with his
disciples, with those who listen attentively to what he says.
At the same time, so many people came looking for him that he did not even have time to eat. This is in strong contrast
with what is going to follow. One might think such popularity would be welcomed especially by his family; a kind of
reflected glory. On the contrary, he is an embarrassment to them. They think he is mad. He must be mad because he is in
conflict with the religious leaders, with the Pharisees and the Scribes. (It reminds one of the parents of the man born
blind who did not want to have anything to do with their son because of his relationships with his healer, Jesus.) He
must be mad because a genuine rabbi would never be seen happily in the company of sinners, tax collectors, prostitutes,
lepers and outcasts.
Similarly, teachers of the Law who had come all the way from Jerusalem (news of Jesus must now be reaching that far)
were saying that he must be possessed by the prince of demons and that it was by the power of the prince of demons that
he drove out other demons.
From the experience that Jesus had, any of his followers must not expect, simply because he bases his life on truth and
brotherly love, that he will be admired, respected and loved in return. From Jesus down, every true follower of Christ
has faced misunderstanding, opposition and even verbal and physical violence, and this sometimes from within his own
community.
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Administrator:
Rev. George Kuforiji
Parish Office: 541-329-0697
Fax: 541-347-9256
Email: [email protected] www.holytrinitybandon.org
June 13 ~ Memorial of
St. Anthony of Padua
“The spirit of humility is sweeter than honey, and those who nourish
themselves with this honey produce sweet fruit.”
Activities this Week
Mon. 6/11
Weekday Prayer 9:30 am, Chapel Rosary 1:30 pm, Chapel
Tues. 6/12 Mass 4 pm, Chapel
Wed. 6/13 Confession 4:30-5:15 pm
Mass 5:30 pm, Church
Thursday 6/14 Mass 12 pm, Chapel
Adoration & Benediction 12:30-1:30 pm
Friday 6/15 Mass 9:00 am, Chapel Adoration 9:30 - Noon
Liturgical Ministers June 16-17
Saturday 6/16
Lector: Mike Hennick
EMHC: A&F Stadelman
Altar: Please step in and serve.
Sunday 6/17
Lector: Jeff Turner
EMHC: K&B Phillips
Altar: Please step in and serve.
June 3, 2018 Collections
Holy Trinity $3732 Budget Goal: $2680
Cemetery Maintenance $1119
Church Renovation $26
St. Johns $540
We at Holy Trinity and St. John’s
thank you, our parishioners, and our
extended family, our visitors, for
your contributions and support.
Thank you for your generosity!
Mass Intentions
Holy Trinity
Sat 6/9: All those on Holy Trinity’s prayer chain
Sun 6/10: Intentions of all Holy Trinity parishioners
Tue 6/12: All those on Holy Trinity’s prayer chain
Wed 6/13: Intentions of Father George
Thu 6/14: Intentions of Kathryn Clark
Fri 6/15: Intentions of all residents of Pacific View
St. John the Baptist
Sun 6/10: Intentions of all St. John’s parishioners
Wed 6/13: All those on St. John’s prayer chain
Pray the Rosary with Us
Monday
June 11
1:30 pm
in the
Chapel.
Summer Schedule Changes
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on Thursday will be limited to one hour after the 12:00 Mass (12:30-
1:30) and will include benediction. Our regular adoration schedule will
resume in September. Friday adoration from 9:30 to noon will
continue through the summer. Monday Rosary will end for the
summer after June 11.
Sharon Hennick, Tricia Brown, the Bluth family, Jay Straley, John
Procetto, Shirley Quella, Skip Thomas, Joan McDow, Nancy
LaBay, Todd Freitag, Marty Hunt,
Conrad Fenger, Arianna Ernst (granddaughter of Marilyn Hunt), and everyone on Holy Trinity &
St. John’s Prayer Chains.
A Note from the Altar Society
Several person have not received recognition on our church birthday list which appears in the bulletin.
We apologize! Don’t be overlooked ~
Put your name in the book!
Your permission is needed, so please provide us with your birthday and
anniversary information in the binder located at the back of the church if you would like to be included. We
would love to honor you on your special day.
Sunday, June 24 - Save the Date!
The Knights of Columbus will serve breakfast after the 10:30 am Mass, a fundraiser for our church
renovation. This will be Father George’s last Sunday with us. Thank you, Father, for your
faithful, loving service to us at Holy Trinity!
Reflecting on Sunday’s Readings
10th Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ June 17, 2018
To help you prepare for Mass next weekend, here are next Sunday’s readings:
Reading I: Ezekiel 17:22-24
Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 92
Reading II: 2 Corinthians 5:6-10
Gospel: Mark 4:26-34
New to the Parish?
If you have not yet registered, please do, or if you have any changes to phone, address, etc. you can use the registration forms located in the vestibule to let the office know. Place the form in the collection
basket or give it to one of the usher/greeters.
Be sure to come to this Sunday’s
luncheon honoring our graduates,
June birthdays & anniversaries, & Fr. George after the 10:30 a.m. Mass!
July Men’s Meeting
The next Men’s Group meeting will be July 7 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 Christ did not want to dismiss the Jews without food in the desert for fear that they would collapse on the way, it was to teach us that it is dangerous
to try to get to heaven without the Bread of Heaven." ~ St. Jerome
Married Singles Lifestyle –The Married Singles Lifestyle describes couples that may have lost a sense of closeness they once had as marriage partners and
are living more like roommates. Retrouvaille (pronounced Retro-Vi) teaches couples how to survive times like these in their marriages. This program has helped 10’s of 1000’s of couples experiencing difficulty at all levels of marital
distress, from disillusionment to deep misery. For confidential information about how to register for the program beginning with the weekend on June 22-24,
please call 503-225-9191 or email [email protected].
Summer Showtime at Peaceful Waters Retreat House
Thursday, July 12: A new release, “Future of the Church” is a 3-year journey including 80 interviews across America
in search of a formula for building the Church. The filmmakers find themselves getting closer to a much bigger answer.
Thursday, July 19: “Newton’s Grace,” the dramatic, true story of a prodigal son. The story of miraculous forgiveness
and change that lies behind the powerful words of some of the world’s most beloved hymns.
Thursday, July 26: “Untold Stories of Columbine,” the true story of student Rachel Scott’s life-giving testimony to Je-
sus Christ during the massacre at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999.
Movies start at 1:30 pm. Please call Alice Stadelman at 541-347-2973 with any questions.
The address is 205 SE Ohio Ave, Bandon.
All are invited! Bring a friend!
Beginning Experience of Oregon is offering a Christian-based grief support weekend for teens ages 12-17 who have
lost a parent due to death, divorce or separation. Young People's Beginning
Experience (YPBE) is July 17-19, 2018, on the University of Portland campus.
The loss of a parent through death, or a changed parental relationship through divorce or separation, is a traumatic experience for children of all ages. Beginning Experience programs provide help and support to work through these
emotions in a safe, secure environment. The aim of the program is to help sort out the feelings of loss and pain, while
strengthening self-esteem and self-acceptance.
Cost of the weekend is $225 (including the $50 non-refundable deposit). Scholarships are available. Please contact Judith
Holtzinger White at 503-949-4592 or visit the website: www.beginningexperienceoforegon.org for more
information and applications.
A time is coming when men will go mad, and when they see someone who is not mad, they will attack him, saying, "You are mad; you are not like us."
~ Anthony the Great
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
Office Assistant/Bulletin: Teresa Roberts 329-0697
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: Bella Schwartz 404-9583
Maintenance/Hall Rental: Francis Stadelman 347-2973
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: Linda 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 253-1310
Building: Gary Dietel 332-0139
Bob O’Donnell 253-1310
Phone Directory & Publicity: Sherry Johnson/Priscilla Lang 332-0599
Church Bulletin: Teresa Roberts: [email protected]
Mark M. Williams Attorney at Law
Wills, Trusts & Probate
50219 Hwy. 101 South, Suite D-1
Bandon, OR 97411
541-347-1200
Help our parish, and let us
help your business:
3 month ad, $25
3 month double ad, $40
6 month ad, $50
12 month ad, $100.
Call 541-329-0697
Olivia Andor, Owner
165 Alabama Ave. SE
Bandon, OR 97411
541-329-1019
www.oliviascottage.com
Open Monday - Saturday, 10 - 4; Sunday, 11 - 4
Closed on Wednesdays
Organic Pasta, Olive Oils, Balsamic Vinegars, Organic
Teas ~ Many Gift Items ~ Villa Dolce Gelato
Private Tea Parties by Reservation
Circles in the Sand Merchandise
Every day is a Celebration!
FOUNDED IN 1882 BY
VENERABLE FATHER MICHAEL J. MCGIVNEY
THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
A FRATERNAL ORDER OF 1.9 MILLION
CATHOLIC MEN, DEFENDS AND SUPPORTS
THE DOMESTIC, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND
UNIVERSAL CHURCH.
Contact Mike Hahn 541-347-6680
An Introduction to
Father Anthony Ahamefule
Fr. Anthony Ahamefule (pronounced Ahem-may-fay-lay) was born August 23,
1984, in Kano State, Nigeria. Fr. Ahamefule thinks his vocation began when he
was just 10. Confirmation comes at age 12 in Nigeria, and a boy cannot be an
altar server before he’s confirmed. And yet, Fr. Ahamefule, was an altar server
at age 11. As the 10th of 11 children in his family, Fr. Anthony credits his older
siblings and his mother for his early faith formation. “For me, it began at
home. Every morning before going about our daily tasks, we would pray the
Rosary together as a family. This is how I learned the Our Father, the Hail
Mary, and the Glory Be -- from my older siblings and my mother and father,”
said Fr. Anthony. He fondly remembers following his mother to church and
longing for the day he would come of age and join in Communion.
From this strong foundation, Fr. Anthony became an active member and altar
server within his parish and went on to attend seminary high school and
college in Nigeria.
In 2011, Fr. Anthony came to the United States to pursue a master’s degree in
liberal studies from Rutgers University. He experienced culture shock and
found the only place that grounded him was Mass and the Eucharistic
Celebration, further developing his appreciation of his faith.
After visiting friends in Portland, Fr. Anthony decided to apply to the
Archdiocese of Portland, and his formal journey to the priesthood began. He
enrolled in seminary and was eventually placed at The Madeleine parish for his
pastoral experience.
At the Madeleine, Fr. Anthony became immersed in all aspects of parish life --
visiting the homebound, setting up for events, preparing and delivering
homilies, working in the yard, sharing experiences with the school children,
welcoming people to Mass, and developing relationships with the parishioners.
“The community was very welcoming, inviting me into their homes and their
lives. I learned so much. My pastoral experience was so very enriching
because of their generosity and the many opportunities that I had to serve,”
he said.
Ordained in June 2016, Fr. Anthony now looks forward to carrying the spirit of
community and gracious sharing he learned first from his family and again
from the Madeleine parish and St. Cecelia Church in Beaverton to his next
parish assignment, Holy Trinity parish in Bandon.
