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SACRED HEART PARISHSACRED HEART PARISHSACRED HEART PARISH
Second Sunday of Easter
April 12, 2015
New to Sacred Heart Parish? WELCOME! We ask you to let us know who you are. Mail this form to the parish office or e-mail the information to: [email protected].
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Envelope & Plate Offering: $ 8,413.00
Outreach: $ 20.00
Children: $ 27.00 The Christian community described in Acts under-stood and practiced total stewardship. St. Paul reports that the believers did not claim anything as their own, but held everything in common, and distributed to each whatever was needed.
MASS INTENTIONS
SAT, April 11 - 5:00 p.m. People of the Parish SUN, April 12– 10:00 a.m. +Mildred Driscoll by Barbara Maes WEEKDAY SERVICES—7:30 A.M. MON, APRIL 13 +Philip Pautler by Larry & Pat Garvin
TUE, APRIL 14 +Donald Stetzner by Bob & Delores Wilks
WED, April 15
THUR, April 16 9:00 a.m. Cataldo School Mass at St. Augustine Church
FRI, April 17 +Philip Gilbert by Jeanne Gilbert READINGS: Apr 19: 3rd Sunday of Easter Acts 3:13-15, 17-19 Psalm 4:2, 4, 7-8, 9 1John 2:1-5 Luke 24:35-48 Is there illness or special needs in your family? Our community is praying for you. Send your request to Judy Felgenhauer, [email protected]. You are welcome to become a link in the prayer chain.
ADULT FAITH FORMATION Sunday morning, 8:45-9:45 Our current topic is "Lent, Holy Week, and Easter" by Fr. John Baldovin. We are scheduled for April 19. We meet in the room at the
north end of the parish hall.
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL 2015 In the report for April 7, four more donors have brought out total to 120 with less than $1,000 needed to reach our fiscal goal, of $55,569. Thus far, only one parish in the city
has reached its goal. We can be the second. Small donations count for a great deal, especially toward the ideal of every household working for the good of all. Thank you for reading this update. Pick up a pledge envelope and information on the ACA by the doors.
Community Service Project for the whole family! Spring Yard Clean Up Join with Catholic Charities Saturday, April 25th to clean up leaves and yards of low income seniors and adults with disabilities. Meet at St Aloysius Parish, O’Malley Hall 330 E. Boone at 8:30 AM. Start out with refreshment, get your assignment and finish up by 12 PM. To volunteer or for more information con-tact Cyndie at 459-6172 or [email protected] A great way to be “light for the world”.
We Need You! Catholic Charities Volunteer Information Session Make volunteering part of your spring and summer activi-ties! Please join us for a Volunteer Information Session and learn about the many volunteer opportunities available and how to help others in need. The session will be held Tues-day, April 21st from 10:00 a.m.-11:15 a.m. at the Catholic Charities Family Services Center, 12 East 5th. Please RSVP for the session to Brigid Krause at 358-4270 or [email protected].
Youth Ministry Updates: Come join us, you are welcome anytime! Senior High – Mondays 7:00 PM April 13, 20 & 27 Junior High –Thursdays 6:30 PM April 16,23 & 30 Summer Mission: June 28-July 3 Mission Trip in the Spokane area: If you have a son or daughter going into 7th grade through heading off to college, and they have always wanted to participate in a Mission Trip, we are offering a local – no cost to travel out of town – option this year. The parishioners who support us to go out of town have been asking if we ever do a mission in town. This year we are. The cost is lower, and the experience is still highly positive. Mission Dates: 2:00 PM, Sunday, June 28 through 10:00 AM, Friday, July 3 Cost: Looking to keep it below $300 per person. (This is without fundraising). If your son or daughter has a desire to do a mission trip out of town during the next few years, one of the re-quirements will be to have served consistently locally, and this is the best way to do that. Please e-mail Jean-ette at [email protected] for more infor-mation.
Sunday School : We are off for Spring Break April 5-12. Classes will resume on April 19th.
Confirmation/First Eucharist: Rehearsal is April 14th. Sponsors and parents are asked to attend. We will be in the Church.
VBS (Vacation Bible School): Save the date! We will be having VBS the week of June 22-26th. This is a pro-gram for preschool (age 4) through children going into 5th grade. Registrations will be coming out soon. Looking for volunteers who are 6th grade and older to help lead, guide the students and work throughout VBS. This year the camp will be held on St. Augustine's parish grounds from 9-noon. If you are interested in helping, please email Janet for more information [email protected].
Summer is for Service This program is a grant funded pro-gram sponsored by Providence Health Center and run through Catholic Charities. It is for students going into grades 6th-8th. The program dates are June 22nd - the week of Aug. 11th. Tues. and Thurs. are community service days and Weds. are Fitness days. We will also be offering mini workshops on Tues. and Thurs. You can pick and choose the days you want to attend. Kids are dropped off at 8:30 at the St. Augustine gym and picked up at noon. The cost is $20 per week (whether you go one day or all three). Limited spots are avail-able to only 15 students each day. Email jmaucione@diocese ofspokane.org to assure your child is a part of this wonderful program. It will be opened up to other parishes on the South Hill by May 1. Janet Maucione is the leader and Mitch Weller is the fitness instructor.
CHANCERY QUILTING LADIES NEED HELP The Chancery Quilting Ladies, (located at St. Anne's Children and Family Center at 25 W 5th Ave.), are in dire need of materials to make quilts. In particular, they need slightly used sheets (all sizes) and light weight blankets. They can also use non-working electric blan-kets from which the wires are removed, then torn apart, making liners for 2 quilts. Cotton yardage is also welcome. The ladies would also appreciate the help of extra hands on Friday mornings. For more information call Marge: 487- 4423 or Rita: 328-5688, or stop by on Quilting Day (Fridays, 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.) The quilts are either donated to the poor or homeless or sold to help with the quilting supplies. All donations for the quilts are given to Spokane Catholic Charities.
SUNDAY BRUNCH Please join us in the Parish Hall on April 19 after our Mass celebrating Confirmation. $ 5.00 for individuals $15.00 for families We look forward to seeing you there.
Immaculate Heart Retreat Center Prayer-How do you do it? “Simple Strategies and Practical Solutions” Fr. Jeff Core
April 22, 2015 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM The day of Prayer begins with a Rosary, includes two conferences, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, a Mass and ends with Adoration. Please register in advance: (509) 448-1224 or visit www.ihrc.net Cost $35 includes lunch ($45 with use of a private room for the day)
Guatemala Medical Mission Fund-Raiser The Knights of Columbus at St. Joseph's in Colbert are staging a kid-friendly, musical comedy adaptation of Cinderella with an all-male cast to raise $10,000 to buy an I-Stat blood analyzer for our Mission clinics in Gua-temala. Performances will be in the St. Joseph Parish Dining Room. Tickets are $10 each and specific for dates and times: Saturday, 4/25 @ 7PM Sunday, 4/26 @ 3PM Saturday, 5/2 @ 7PM Sunday, 5/3 @ 3PM. Tickets will be sold in the foyer of our Church after our weekend Masses or by contacting Michael Phalen, 624-9869, [email protected], 1207 W. 17th Ave., Spokane, WA 99203. Write checks for tickets and donations to Knights of Columbus #8872.
