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September 23rd, 2018 25th Sunday in Ordinary
PARISH ADDRESS
3847 NE Glisan
Portland, OR 97232
Office: 503-232-4305
www.allsaintsportland.org
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday ~ Friday 8:00 am ~ 4:00 pm
PARISH STAFF
Pastor~ Fr. Paul Jeyamani x340 ~
Dir. of Religious Ed. ~ Pat Fellers
x339 ~ [email protected]
Coordinator of Ministries ~ Megan
Palinsky x339
Parish Finance Dir. ~ Kathy Briggs
x338 [email protected]
Parish Scty. ~ Barbara Custer x337
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
TEAM
Principal ~ Jon Myers
Vice Principal/Director School Reli-
gion ~ Kim Fadden
Vice Principal ~ Carla Russ
Dir. Curriculum ~ Melissa Haglund
School Business Mgr. ~ Sangeeta
Sharma
SCHOOL OFFICE
601 NE Cesar E. Chavez Blvd.
Portland, OR 97232
Office: 503-236-6205 Fax: 503-236-0781
SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS
8:00 am ~ 3:00 pm
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: Vigil Mass: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:30 am
Weekday Mass: M, T, W, F, S 7:30 am Th 8:20 am
Holy Days:7:30 am, Noon & 7:00pm School Masses: (See school monthly calendar )
We, the members of All Saints Parish, a Catholic community empowered by the Holy
Spirit to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ by continuing our heritage of dedi-
cation to: ~ Celebration of the Sacraments ~ Education ~ Service ~ Outreach ~
September 22nd/23rd—Ministry Fair
after all Masses
Sunday School—9:15-10:15
Children’s Liturgy—during the 10:30
Mass
Coffee & Donuts resumes!
September 30th—10:30 Family Mass,
Confirmation Retreat
October 5th—St. Francis Blessing of
Pets 8:00 on Playground
October 17th—Confirmation 7:00 pm
Kathryn Blake
Cathy Bradach
Joan Cassidy
Maureen Cassidy
William Cassidy
Maria Colt
Minnie Copp
Cindy Cox
Lisa Denzler
Michael Dilorreto
Bill Diss & Family
Ted Dodd
Richard Dolan
Bill Dugan
Geri Ethen
Pat Fellers
Denise Francis
Benita Hanggi
Susan Harrington
Frances Linville
John Gilbertz
Nancy Ho
Rosa Kusterer
Lauran Laco
Carol Maiorino
Michele Mariana
Mary McCallister
Harvey McGowan
Sheila Mims
Dan Pedelaborde
Mary Ries
B.W. Rinehart
Joel Rivera
Edgardo (Bong) Salarzon
Roger Sellon
Florence Sharp
Dennis Sullivan
Chloe Swientek
Gene Taube
Paula Volland
Elizabeth Yanzick
Vince Yoswick
Coordinators of Youth Ministry—
Pat Fellers and Holly Safranski
Coordinators of Lectors—
Dina Marie Hale & Rob Hale
Coordinators of EEM—
Terry Lewis & Mary Shepard
Coordinator of Altar Servers—
Chris Bushman
Coordinator of Sacristans—
Joe Galati
Pastoral Council Chair—
Mark Doleski
Financial Council Chair—
Mike Haglund
Director of Music Ministry—
Paulette McCoy
Adoration of the
Blessed
Sacrament
First
Sunday of the
Month
Noon-3:00 pm
REFLECTION OF THE WEEK
PRAYER LIST
COORDINATORS OF MINISTRIES
ST VINCENT DEPAUL
FOOD PANTRY
Through the generosity of All
Saints School and Church, the
St Vincent de Paul Society
provided food boxes to 38
households in August. Eighty
-one people were provided
meals with over 1700 lbs. of
food and supplies distribut-
ed. Thank you for your contin-
uing support and generosity to
the poor in our community.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Please consider our ADVERTISERS for your needs.
Are you a Parishioner? Have you
registered with the Parish Office and have
a Parish ID number? If not, go to our
website: www.allsaintsportland.org and
click on the ‘WELCOME’ button. Find
the registration form and become a mem-
ber today. Forms are also available in the
Kiosks at the back of church. Drop com-
pleted form in the collection basket.
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2 | ALL SAINTS PARISH
September 23, 2018 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Oscars. The Super Bowl. TV talent shows. Your son's
Little League championship. We live in a culture set on com-
petition. The desire to "be the best" goes beyond hobbies and
into politics, the corporate world, and parenting comparisons at the park. This desire is as
old as the human race, and it surely arose in Jesus' day. While Biblical society was signifi-
cantly less open and upwardly mobile than our own, power was attractive. From what we
know, many of Jesus' disciples had come from lowly backgrounds. Now they followed an
increasingly popular rabbi who seemed primed to do something big.
Jesus does his best to dissuade their high hopes by prophesying his own defeat. "The Son
of Man is to be handed over ? and they will kill him." Internalizing the message proves
challenging for the disciples, and their attention remains fixed on earthly glory. "They ?
[discuss] among themselves on the way who was the greatest." True to style, Jesus flips
their pretensions on their heads. "'If anyone wishes to be first, he shall be the last of all and
the servant of all.'"
We have heard these Biblical principles before. Do we believe them? In our professional
lives, do we do whatever we can to get ahead, or are we concerned with the entire team
succeeding? In the lives of our children, are we more concerned with victory or with build-
ing character? Jesus doesn't condemn success, but he reframes it. "'Whoever receives one
child such as this in my name, receives me.'" Today's Gospel is a reality check. In God's
eyes, our success will not be measured by worldly output alone but by how much love and
service we offer to others in the process.
WELCOME
NEW
PARISHIONERS!
Erik Scholtes and Natasha Risotto-
Scholtes and daughters, Apolina and
Renata Risotto-Scholtes
ALL SAINTS PARISH | 3
LITURGICAL
MINISTRY
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
9/22/18—5:30 pm 9/23/18—8:00 am 9/23/18—10:30 am
Lector
Commentator
Elise Brown
Rich Rown
Mark Holman
Judi Duffy
Eric Score
Kamala Griffith
Eucharistic
Ministers
Megan Lanaghan, Two Vol-
unteers
Heather DiLoreto, Jeff
Vinson, Charlie Raymond,
John Cushing
Jack Talbott, Kevin
McMenamin, Jason Wells
Altar Servers
Cantor
Accompanist
Anne Kolibaba Larkin
Dennis Burbank
Barbara Adams
Geri Ethen
Chamber Choir
Dennis Burbank
Coffee & Donuts N/A Hjorth Family Bestel Family
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
9/29/18—5:30 pm 9/30/18—8:00 am 9/30/18—10:30 am
Lector
Commentator
Mary Shepard
Joan Strassmaier
John Russ
Olivia Cooley
Family Mass
Eucharistic
Ministers
Wally Shepard, Mary Shep-
ard, Allan Westhoff
Karen Balo, Gary Balo, Gary
Greenstreet
Mark Doleski, Connie
Ozyjowski, Volunteer (1-3 de-
pending on attendance)
Altar Servers
Cantor
Accompanist
Angela Reiswig
Lourdene Haley
Becky Orwoll
Geri Ethen
Family Mass
Lourdene Haley
Coffee & Donuts N/A Vinh Family Dessen-Ocana Family (Family
Mass)
Mass This Week Readings Intentions
Tuesday—Sept. 25th
Prv 21:1-6, 10-13/Ps 119/Lk 8:18-21
Wednesday—Sept. 26th
Sts. Cosmos and Damian
Prv 30:5-9/Ps 119/Lk 9:1-6
7:30 +Michelle Simone
1:05 PM—School Mass
Thursday—Sept. 27th
St. Vincent DePaul
Eccl 1:2-11/Ps 90/Lk 9:7-9
Friday—Sept. 28th
St. Matthew
Eccl 3:1-11/Ps 144/Lk 9:18-22
Saturday—Sept. 29th
Sts. Michael, Gabriel & Raphael, Arch-
angels
Dn 7:9-10, 13-14 or Rv 12:7-12a/Ps
138/Jn 1:47-51
Sunday—Sept. 30th
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Nm 11:25-29/Ps 19/Jas 5:1-6/Mk 9:38
-43, 45, 47-48
8:00 Int. Dessen-Ocana Family
Monday—Sept. 24th
Prv 3:27-34/Ps 15/Lk 8:16-18
MOVING? Let us know in the Parish Office
4 | ALL SAINTS PARISH
PARISH NEWS/OUT AND ABOUT
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Children’s Liturgy: Sessions resume on September 23rd.
Baptism Classes: Our next Baptism class will be on November 18th after the 10:30 Mass. Please reg-
ister for the All Saints Baptism Class by calling the parish office.
Information for Faith Formation Programs for 2018-2019 may be found in the
kiosks in the back of the church.
Please remember to include the parish in your will or estate plans Tax ID # 93-0391559
Love
to Serve:
Ministries at All Sai
nts Parish
Contac
t: Megan Pal
insky
megan
p@allsaintspo
rtland.com or 503-232-
4305 x
339 (Minis
try Fair—TODA
Y!)
Altar Lin
en Ministry, Alt
ar Serving Minist
ry, Altar Soci-
ety
Ministry, Extraor
dinary Eucharisti
c Ministry, Fellow-
ship with
Coffee & Donuts, Flower Team,
Greeter Minis-
try, Faith
Formation Mini
stry, Funeral Rec
eption Minis-
try, Lect
or Commentator
Ministry, Making
Altar Host,
Music Ministry, Parish O
utreach, St. Vince
nt de Paul,
Women
in Faith & Action
(WiFA), Additio
nal Service
Opportu
nities: Holiday B
azaar, Money Co
unters, Mar-
keting an
d Copywriting, Facilities
The All Saints 63rd Annual Holiday Bazaar is coming soon! November 3rd 9-
4 Parish Hall
Want to help? We can't pull off this amazing event without help from our wonderful com-
munity! Here are some ways to get involved-
Donate a Raffle Prize- Ask your favorite store, restaurant, spa, etc if they would like to
donate to our raffle! Tax deductible-any item or amount is welcome--Great advertising! Have a gift card around that
you won't use? Donate it!
Volunteer Time--Set Up-Friday and Day of the Bazaar Shifts available. All volunteer time counts towards school
Fairshare hours and High School Service Hours. Go to www.allsaintsportland.org/holiday-bazaar
Donate Bakery Booth Goodies! 100% of proceeds go to All Saints Church! Bake your favorite treat or purchase
from your favorite bakery! Items can be brought to the Parish Hall Friday 11/2 or the morning of the bazaar.
Donate Children's Room items--Clean your closets for any new or gently used items such as costume jewelry,
books, movies, purses, golf items, toys, etc. Kids LOVE to shop for their families! Wrapping paper, tape, small boxes
can be donated, too. Please drop off a box/bag in the parish office anytime.
Donate or Consign Treasure Table items-Dig your treasures out to donate or consign--examples, antiques (yes,
small furniture), vintage linens, china, lamps, jewelry, old toys, frames, fun cool stuff! All Saints will take 15% on con-
signment items. Contact Mary Grace Stokes for more information on how to price your
items: [email protected]. If donating, drop donations off in the parish office anytime.
Tax receipts available for all donations for Children's Room and Treasure Table.
Questions? contact Laura Fricke: [email protected] or 503-422-9072
Parish Picnic
‘Church Ladies’
Photo: N. Sharma
Blue Ribbon
winner of the
Fall Rose
Show.
‘Pope John
Paul II Rose’
Matthew Luce, All Saints
School alumni and Eagle
Scout, and many of the
scouts worked this past Sat-
urday to build a raised bed for
growing fresh veggies for St.
VdePaul food pantry. Find out
how you can help: Me-
PARISH/SCHOOL NEWS
All Saints Parish -5
ALL
SAINTS
PARISH
PICNIC
Sept 9,
2018
Photos courtesy
of
Naren Sharma
OUT AND ABOUT
CIRCLE OF STRENGTH
THE ART OF HEALING
NW Catholic Counseling Center’s
Women’s Fundraising Brunch
10:00 AM—12:30 PM
Saturday, September 29th, 2018
Coffee, Conversation, Raffle, Brunch
RIVERSIDE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
8105 NE 33rd Drive, Portland, Oregon
Featured Speaker: Jennifer Pepin
$40 per ticket ~ Table (8 tickets) $280
Half Table (4 tickets) $140
To purchase or make a donation,
call 503.253.0964 or
nwcounseling.org
A Lifeline for Marriage – Retrouvaille helps couples
through difficult times in their marriages. It is de-
signed to provide the tools to help get your marriage
back on track. It will give you the opportunity to re-
discover each other and examine your lives together
in a new and positive way. This program has helped
10’s of 1000’s of couples experiencing marital diffi-
culty at all levels including disillusionment and deep
misery. For confidential information about or to regis-
ter for the program beginning with a weekend on Oc-
tober 12-14, please call 1-503-225-9191
or visit www.helpourmarriage.org�
Grief Recovery Weekend
A grief recovery Weekend, for those grieving the
loss of a marriage from a death, divorce or perma-
nent separation, will be held October 12 - 14 in
Milwaukie.
The retreat consists of presentations by Beginning Experi-
ence team members, periods for private personal reflection, and
sharing in small groups. The cost of $195 includes lodging for 2
nights in a double room, meals and resource materials. Single
rooms are available for an additional $20. For more infor-
mation, please contact Karen: 971-404-6512
MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID
Saturday, September 29th, 2018, 8am-5pm
Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church
5239 SE Woodstock Blvd. Portland, OR
97206
REGISTER AT: www.gettrainedtohelp.com
A person you know could be experiencing a mental health or
substance use problem. Learn an action plan to help.
12th Annual Rosary Bowl NW
Save the Date: Sat. Oct 6th, 2018
12th Annual Rosary Bowl NW
8 am - 4 pm at the Oregon State Fairgrounds Pa-
vilion, 2330 17th Street NE Salem, Oregon
Free Admission and Free Parking
EVENT SCHEDULE
8 a.m. Doors open
9 a.m. Confessions begin (as priests are available)
9:15 a.m. Special “Youth and Young adult” session with Fr. Donald
Calloway, MIC https://www.fathercalloway.com/ - all are welcome to
this talk
10 a.m. Holy Mass with Archbishop Alexander Sample
Keynote Speaker: Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC immediately following
Holy Mass - "The Power of the Rosary"
2 p.m. Eucharistic Holy Hour, Rosary and Chaplet of Divine Mercy
ALL DAY Vatican International Exhibit: Eucharistic Miracles of the
World
SPECIAL GUEST AND SPEAKER FR. DONALD CALLOWAY,
MIC - Father Calloway will be at his table during the day to autograph
his books and talk with the people.
4 p.m. Event closes
For more: www.rosarybowlnw.org
503-851-3111
Come one, Come all to this faith-filled family reunion! Unite your prayers
MARRIED COUPLES
The fruit of righteousness is sown in
peace for those who cultivate peace.
Find peace in your marriage by participating in a
Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend on January
25th - 27th in Astoria, Oregon. For more infor-
mation call 503-853-2758 or apply on-line
atwww.rediscoverthespark.org. Additional dates and
locations are listed on-line.
All Saints Parish - 6
Thursday, November 1 Come and Join us for the
ALL SAINTS DAY RETREAT at Our Lady of Peace Retreat in
Beaverton. Bishop Peter Smith will be our Retreat Master for
the day. (The renovation of our Chapel necessitates that our
retreat take place in the Conference/Dining Room area with a
sack lunch provided.) 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.; doors open at 8:30
a.m. $25 per person For more information or to register 503-649-
7127 or online
at www.olpretreat.org
Let us �fer our prayers in
confidence like li�le chil-
dren who know that the
Lord hears and answers
them.
Letting the Light In: Writing for the
Growth of the Soul
Writers Retreat - November 9-11, 2018
In today’s world, film is the medium with the greatest impact; the internet
is the most wide spread; but the written word has the greatest precision
and permanence and can have enormous influence on our world. Today,
writers of Christian conviction need our support and encouragement.
They need the vision to wrestle honestly with the complexities of the hu-
man condition and the skills to articulate those realities in ways that are
crisp and imaginative. The 2018 Christian Writers Retreat is the second
annual retreat of its kind at Tilikum and brings together a broad spectrum
of Christian writers and speakers. The retreat provides expertise in rele-
vant topics and offers one-on-one mentoring.
Lodge Housing and Commuters
Tilikum has overnight housing for 30 guests to stay in the Lodge (usually
2 per room with a private bath). We also have room for 18 guests to com-
mute. The registration page has two links, one for overnight and the other
for commuters. The cost is $425 for overnight guests and $200 for com-
muters. Register at: www.camptilikum.org
OUT AND ABOUT
Heavenly Father,
Your children cry out to you for justice and healing. In your mercy, forgive the sins we have committed
Too often our hearts are hardened to their pleas. against the weakest members of your flock. Purge from
Too often our need for control and power our midst those intent on doing harm. Give us wisdom and
blind us to the pain of your little ones. courage to make amends. Let your healing flow out to those
Too often we seek first to protect ourselves who are hurting so that, as your Church, we may reflect your
rather than protect those who are most vulnerable love who live and reign forever and ever. Amen
PRAYER FOR
JUSTICE AND
HEALING
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and sharing in the charism and mission of the
congregation within the context of the associ-
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committed to each other through shared pray-
er, presence and enrichment opportunities.
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