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Thirty-Third Sunday of Ordinary Time November 18, 2018
This Week: Daniel 12: 1-3; Psalm 16; Hebrews 10:11-14, 18; Mark 13:24-32
Next Week: Daniel 7:13-14; Psalm 93; Revelation 1:5-8; John 18:33b-37
MISSION STATEMENT The Mission of St. Patrick's Catholic Community is to proclaim and live
the Gospel message of unconditional love, healing and reconciliation through prayer, celebration and action on behalf of justice
as a sign of hope for all God's people.
ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH Founded in 1866 277 South Fourth Street Memphis, Tennessee 38126 (901) 527.2542 www.stpatsmemphis.org
Sunday Mass Schedule: 8:30am, 11:00am, 5:15pm
THE GOOD NEWS
November 18, 8:30am, +H. John Fox, Sr. on the
anniversary of his death by the Fox Family
November 18, 11:00am, In Gratitude for Father
Bruce Cinquegrani from the St. Patrick’s
Liturgy Class
November 25, 11:00am, +Cesar Augusto Perez
on the 22nd anniversary of his death
Celebrating the Sacraments
The Sacrament of Reconciliation ("confession") is offered every Sun-day in the "cry room," located to the left of the main entrance of the church. You may celebrate the sac-rament "face-to-face" or anony-mously (behind the priest) at 8:00-8:10 a.m., 10:20-10:40 a.m., and 4:45-5:00 p.m., or by appointment.
To inquire about Baptism, First Communion, Confirma-tion, Marriage, Anointing of the Sick, please call the Church Office at (901) 527-2542.
Today’s Psalm Response
You are my inheritance, O Lord! (Psalm 16)
Our Adult Faith Word, Eucharist, Life
Thirty-third Sunday Ordinary Time
Psalm 16, a prayer for troubled times…? Even more hopeful is the promise of Jesus to remain with us through all times, times when our world is turned upside down, and life becomes chaos among people. Know that he is near at the gates. We have the word of Jesus, a Word which will not pass away. Just as we read signs in nature, we are also to watch for signs in the affairs of our world and give heed to their message. With evil abounding like a bad mold in a damp place, we can yet see rays of light in the goodness of others who are messengers of truth and justice. Above all, our pondering of the paschal mystery that we remember in the Eucharistic assembly leads us along the right path, even if we do not know what events we will have yet to face in this world. Our contemplation of the Word, with one eye on world affairs, also directs us to be messengers sent by the One who animates us as a community of faith. What shall we do until the Messiah comes? This in-between era is the occasion to pray for and with the rest of humanity, a time for speaking out against the wrongs that meet our other eye and of taking part in God’s work on behalf of those suffering the effects of evil confronting them.
You are our inheritance, O Holy One!
Please write the names of your departed loved ones in the Book of Remembrance.
Daniel 12
Psalm 16
Hebrews 10
Mark 13
Notify Parish Office of Hospitalization and Homebound
If you or someone you know is hospitalized or homebound and would like to be added to our prayer list, or if someone has recovered and should be removed from our list, please call the parish office at 901-527-2542.
Please pray for the sick in our parish community, our friends and loved ones:
Shantia Baldwin, Sharon Shea and Family, Anita Houk, Mary Margaret (Mega) Mulroy, Katie Schmitz’s mother, Louis Beland, Louise Terry’s broth-er, Deidre Smith, Fenton McEvoy, Suzanne Martin, Earl Randle, Deacon Eugene Champion, Mary Baldwin, Kevin David, Glenn Pittman, Phyllis Somerville, Rusty Ramsey, Stephen Golanka, Joy Asbury, Jeanne Richardson, Jeanna Millington, Karen Silverstein. Bernice Watkins, Robert Collins, Lanny Merrill, Fred Robinson, Richard Asbury, Peggy Cunning-ham, Blanche Forest, Lucinda Lee, Margaret Lynch, Frank Millington, Lorraine Holton, Kathy Gaffney.
PARISH NEWS
WEEKLY CALENDAR Nov 11– Nov 18 Sunday, Nov 18 9:45am, Sunday by Sunday, Braganza Room
9:45am, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
1:00pm, More Than a Meal, Center
6:00pm, Middle School Youth Group, Cen-ter
Monday, Nov 19
Office Closed Tuesday, Nov 20
5:15pm, Mass, Chapel Wednesday, Nov 21
NO Food Pantry
5:15pm, Mass, Chapel
6:00pm, Liturgy Committee, Church Thursday, Nov 22 Thanksgiving Day 10:00am, Mass, Church
NO Food Pantry Friday, Nov 23 NO Food Pantry
NO MASS Sunday, Nov 25 9:45am, Sunday by Sunday, Braganza Room
1:00pm, Soup on Sunday, Center
Second Collection TODAY, November 18 Today, November 18th, there will be a 2nd collection in all Catholic parishes in our country for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. For more than 30 years this na-tional collection has been taken up on the Sunday before Thanksgiving. The Catholic Campaign for Human Devel-opment has been very supportive of MICAH, the citi-zens’ organization in Memphis for social justice, of which St. Patrick’s is an institutional member. MICAH received a $25,000 start-up grant from CCHD. Also, MICAH just received word that it will receive another $50,000 this year for further support, and this $50,000 will be renewa-ble for the subsequent five years, if certain benchmarks are met. So, please be generous, as the Catholic Campaign for Human Development is very supportive to Memphis’ efforts through MICAH. Envelopes are in the pews for the second collection.
PARISH NEWS
Intimacy is the mystical bond of friendship, commitment, and understanding.
… there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.
Proverbs 18:24
from God’s Little Instruction Book for Couples
Angel Tree
Coming November 25
How Does a Mid- Winter Cruise Sound? A perfect time to get some sun, surf and
sand in the Caribbean!
It’s another inspired FUNdraiser for St. Patrick’s
ministries, graciously donated by parishioners Marion and Mike Donohoe.
KLOVE Caribbean Cruise for TWO Miami to Cozumel to Belize
January 25—30, 2019
The cruise is valued at $3,100! For cruise details, go to https://klovecruise.com/.
St Patrick Church is hosting an online auction on eBay, so grab your flip flops and your sun hat and click on the link below. Bidding be-gins at $1,500.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/382626867739
For questions, please e-mail Monica @[email protected] The Itinerary 1/25/19 – Miami depart 4 pm 1/26/19 – Day at Sea 1/27/19 – Belize City, Belize 8 am – depart 5 pm 1/28/19 – Cozumel arrive 7 am – depart 5 pm 1/29/19 – Day at Sea 1/30/19 – Miami arrive 7 am
EMAIL SCAM An email scam is targeting several parishes in Memphis, and St. Patrick parish is one of them. If you receive an email from Monsignor Val or Fr. Val requesting money for an emergency,
DELETE IT IMMEDIATELY.
DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY.
Thanksgiving Day Mass
10:00 a.m.
The Sunday Bulletin In our continuing effort to improve the Sunday bulletin, we once again ask for your help. We want to share as much information as possible about our Parish, our people, our ministries, and our lives. Please let us know about upcoming events, of course. But also share highlights and interest-ing tidbits about recent events. Please email your news items to [email protected] or call 527-2542
Our Offertory Donations
November 11
Offertory: $6,574 Parish Online Giving: $2,640
Other: $230 Total: $9,444
Thank you for your generosity!
PARISH NEWS
WELCOME, VISITORS!
Food & Fellowship All are invited to join us every Sunday morning after Masses in the St. Patrick Outreach Center for coffee, ba-con and eggs and other tasty treats. The Center is located behind the church—exit the church using the ramp to the right of the altar and then follow the walkway around the courtyard.
Welcome to St. Patrick Church!
Thanks for worshipping with us today! If you are just passing through town, we wish you a safe and happy visit. If you are inter-ested in joining the St. Patrick’s community, or are just looking for more information, please leave your contact information on the sheet located at the back of the church, and someone will call you shortly to follow up.
Life Together Saturday,
September 24th St. Patrick's Center
5:30 All engaged and married couples and families are invited to join us for a potluck dinner, fellowship and video screening of a short film. Bring Thanks-giving leftovers to the potluck! We will have child-care available.
Please follow us on social media
for upcoming events and further information!
"If they kill me, I shall rise in the Salvadoran people."
Saint Óscar Romero Romero, starring Raul Julia, is a com-pelling and deeply moving look at the life of Archbishop O scar Romero, who was transformed from an apolitical, complacent priest to a committed leader of the Salvadoran people. Free showing
Sunday, December 2nd 3:00pm in the Braganza Room,
St. Patrick Outreach Center Corner of 4th and Pontotoc Streets
running time, 105 minutes Plenty of time to view the film, talk about it with others, and celebrate 5:15 pm Mass in the church.
SPIRITUAL GROWTH & FAITH FORMATION
Mysteries of Windows The beauty of the windows in Saint Patrick church is a source of inspiration and prayer. There are three re-maining Saturday sessions of biblical reflection on the mys-teries of our faith portrayed in 12 stained glass windows:
December 8 - the Baptism of Jesus, the Transfiguration, and the Wedding at Cana
January 19 - Jesus heals the Daughter of the Canaanite woman, Giving the Keys to Peter,
and the Last Supper February 9 - the Ascension, the Descent of the Holy Spirit, and the Assumption
Sessions will take place in the church at 10:00 a.m. to noon on each Saturday morning. For more information contact Jerry or Judy Bettice of the Adult Faith Formation team at 901-327-8068.
Faith Sharing Groups
Sunday by Sunday
Sundays, 9:45am Braganza Room and Thursdays, 10:30—Noon
Caritas Village in Binghampton
Have You Ever Thought About Becoming a Catholic?
If you've never been baptized and are thinking about seeking baptism, or if you've been baptized in another Christian communion and thought about becoming Catholic, we extend an invita-tion to explore the Catholic faith. Please contact Father Val, [email protected] or Ro O'Sullivan, Pastoral Assistant, [email protected] 901-857-1987.
New Program with
Sister Cathy Galaskiewicz, O.P.
Saints in the Pipeline Blesseds, Venerables, Servants of God
With Emphasis on American Candidates
November 11-13 thru December 3-4
Times/Places: 2 Sun. mornings, 9:45-10:45, Nov 11 and 18
at St. Peter Church or
4 Mon. mornings, 10-11:30 a.m., Nov. 12-Dec. 3 at the Cathedral
or 4 Mon. evenings, 6:30-8 p.m., Nov. 12-Dec. 3
at the Cathedral or
4 Tues. mornings, 10-11:30 a.m., Nov. 13-Dec. 4 at the Church of the Holy Spirit
Cost: $10 for each 4-week segment at the Cathedral and Holy Spirit
Register: [email protected] or 901-726-5611
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Atrium sessions will not meet on November 25 (Thanksgiving weekend), but will resume on December 2, the First Sunday of Advent.
Please pray for our
community every day
SPIRITUAL GROWTH & FAITH FORMATION
HOW TO JOIN ST. PAT’S
FLOCK OF VOLUNTEERS AND RECEIVE THE MONTHLY
“CALL FOR VOLS”
If you are interested in receiving these NO OBLIGATION/ EASY UNSUBSCRIBE EMAILS that will keep you updated about volunteer opportuni-ties at St. Pat’s, please contact Terry Woodard at [email protected].
SOCIAL OUTREACH
We will soon begin our Room in the Inn Program that will pro-vide shelter and a warm meal during the winter months. Training will be pro-vided.
If you are interested in this fulfilling opportunity, please contact Terry Woodard at terry-
We are in need of volunteers to assist our disabled parish-ioners from their cars to the pews. Ambassadors will greet
the disabled parishioners as they are dropped off on Dr. MLK Avenue and assist them in a wheelchair up the ramp and into the church. Training will be provided.
If you are interested in this worthwhile opportunity, please contact Terry Woodard at [email protected].
December
More Than A Meal And
Sunday Health Clinic
Due to the holiday, More than a Meal will be on the 3rd Sunday, December 16. Volunteers are needed in the kitchen and on the floor from 12:30 until 2:30. Volunteers are invited to eat at 2:30.
Youth Ministry
Attention Middle School Youth!
Grab a friend and join us Sunday, November 18, from 6:30-8:00 pm in the Parish Center for our next youth event: An Attitude of Gratitude: Thanksgiving Fun. We will begin with a light din-ner followed by time for reflection, fellowship, and fun.
Please also add the following upcoming youth events to your calendar: December 2- We Wait in Hope: Our Advent Transformation December 16- Rejoice! A Gaudete Sunday Dinner You'll Never Forget
Whether you can only come once or can join us every time, we look forward to seeing you there! For more information, please contact Jennifer Barr at [email protected].
SOCIAL OUTREACH
Catholic Divorce Care Ministry Mondays 7:00 - 8:30pm Beginning November 19
We invite you to join other divorced Catholics on a 6-week journey toward finding the hope, healing, and peace you may be seeking. Whether you got divorced ten days ago or ten years ago, the program offers valuable insight for everyone. Find comfort and counsel consistent with Catholic teachings.
St. Louis Church Meeting Room 203 South White Station Road
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Grief Support Group
Four Mondays at 6:30 PM starting November 19th,
Parish Life Center Room 110
St. Francis of Assisi Church 8151 Chimneyrock Blvd.
For more information contact Cindy Pease at St. Ann Church 901-373-6011, Ext. 213
St. Patrick Ministry to the Sick
Please note, and mark your calendars: Ordinarily we meet quarterly to pray for the sick and home-bound of our parish community. Instead of our meeting on Sat-urday December 15, we will participate in this diocesan event.
Morning of Reflection with Msgr. Al Kirk
Refresher Course with Lee Handwerker
Saturday, December 1 8:15 AM Mass
9:00 AM –12:00 PM St. Francis of Assisi
Parish Life Center, Room 113
Please RSVP to: Office of Pastoral Life Ministries by November 28th. Isabella Bologna 901-373-1237 or email [email protected].
Pax Christi Memphis Monthly Meeting
Tuesday, November 20 Pot Luck Dinner at 6:30 Quaker Meeting House
3387 Walnut Grove Rd at Prescott
Pax Christi, the Peace of Christ, strives to create a world that reflects this peace by witnessing to the call of Christian nonviolence. Pax Christi is open to all people who want to work for peace in the spirit of the nonviolent Jesus.
For more information, or if you need a ride to our meeting, call Janice Vanderhaar at 362-9364
Dorothy Day House Christmas Wreath and
Garland Delivery Sunday, December 2 After All the Masses
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Nearly one in four Memphians lives in poverty, and Catholic Charities of West Tennessee
responds to that need every Christmas with our Gifts for God’s Children program.
By distributing donated gifts and necessities, we share the joy of the season with those most
in need in our community. Please donate to this program and help Catholic Charities give
joy to children, families and seniors in need in Memphis during this Christmas season.
Ways to Give Joy Bring new, unwrapped gifts for children and teens, as well as gift cards, to our office.
Order online from our “Gifts for God’s Children” wish list on Amazon.com. Your
donation will be delivered right to us! Visit tinyurl.com/GFGCwishlist to see the full
list of gifts.
Adopt a family, senior or individual child. To sign up, contact Rachel D’Addabbo at
Fill a senior basket with toiletries, robes, blankets, gloves, socks and other gifts.
Make a monetary donation. Donate online at ccwtn.org/donate and designate your gift
for Gifts for God’s Children or through the mail at 1325 Jefferson Ave., Memphis, TN
38104.
Contacts:
Therese Gustaitis, 901-722-4794,
John Kovach, 901-722-4705,
Rachel D’Addabbo, 901-722-4750,
St. Patrick’s Staff Msgr. Val Handwerker – Pastor [email protected] Rev. Mr. Eugene Champion – Deacon Rev. Mr. Frank Williams - Deacon Ro O’Sullivan – Pastoral Assistant [email protected] 901-857-1987 Julie Boland – Office Manager [email protected]
St. Patrick’s Center Staff Rev. Val Handwerker – Pastor Deacon Eugene Champion – Director Anna Champion – Administrative Assistant Anne Stubblefield – Volunteer Coordinator
St. Patrick’s Jubilee School Susan Pittman – School Principal
Ministry of Music Alvin Abuelouf – Director of Music [email protected] Thank you to those who share their time and talent to bring life to our sung prayer! Natalie Nibert, Jenni Barr, Julie Farrar, Victoria God-win, Sandy Heiss, Kevin Kimberly, Rusty Ramsey, John Rojcewicz, Dan Rojcewicz, Ian Rubin de la Bor-bolla, Russell Moose, Barrie Simpson, Carla Dennis, Olivia Librojo, Sally Greene, Judy Gray, Sr. Maureen Griner
Adult Faith Formation Judy and Jerry Bettice – Directors [email protected]
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES SCHEDULE
St. Patrick Parish Pastoral Council
Please contact any of these people with comments, suggestions, or offers of help!
Communications: Jennifer Sneed [email protected] Social Outreach Ministries: Terry Woodard [email protected] Building and Maintenance: Don Farrell [email protected] Music Ministry: Fr Val, Allen Stiles [email protected] Spiritual Development: Monica Juma [email protected] Youth Ministry: Chris Claude [email protected]
Grace is not part of consciousness; it is the amount of light in our souls, not knowledge nor reason. - Pope Francis
11/18/2018 8:30 11:00 5:15
Lector 1 Lauren Ready Mark Prudhomme Angela Terry
Lector 2 Scott Ready Margaret Calicott Julie Cleary Dillon
EMHC 1 Judy Bettice Kay Prudhomme Colleen Heberlein
EMHC 2 Jerry Bettice Stephanie Poje Jeanine Blackwell
Altar Servers
Jonathan Nichols Jack Ward Aquilea Hernandez Amir Khouzam
Sacristan Tracy Burgess Mike Watermeier Ro O’Sullivan
Flowers Stephanie Poje
11/25/2018 8:30 11:00 5:15
Lector 1 Jan Kidder Joe Birch Oneata Windler
Lector 2 Mike Stengel Steven Tenorio Dave Smith
EMHC 1 Del Stiner Kay Prudhomme Laura Carpenter
EMHC 2 Hugh Taylor Chris Claude Jeanine Blackwell
Altar Servers Carolyn David Lucy Burgess
Eason Crone Andy Crone Savanna Lomas
Sacristan Andrea Nichols Sylvia Gallaher Eric Lomas
Flowers: Ray & Louise Terry
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