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ST. PATRICK’S CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
(A parish community in the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie)
www.stpatrickchurchsudbury.com July 14th, 2019
Deacon Acolyte Pastoral Associate Denis O’Donnell Willy Flores Brenda Cavallin [email protected] Ray Levac (Youth Ministry & Music) [email protected] Pastoral Secretary Diocesan Order of Service Renée Debassige Myrna Levac Custodian Dennis Ongaro Sacristan Principal Musicians Yvonne Luoma Christina Bégin, Matt Kallio Prayer Chain & Eleanor Connors Liz – 705-929-7863 Parish Nurse Zenaida Odense Sacrament of Reconciliation Parish Groups / Sacraments Saturday 3:30pm See Website SUMMER OFFICE HOURS Weekdays (before Mass & by Monday Closed Appointment) WEEKLY EUCHARIST Tuesday to Friday from Announced in weekly bulletin or 10:00am – 2:00pm 39 Walford Road See Website Sudbury, ON P3E 2H2 Phone: 705-522-3900 SUNDAY EUCHARIST Fax: 705-522-4150 Saturday 4:30pm Email: [email protected] Sunday 10:00am
God’s Word for this Week First Reading: Deuteronomy 30:10-14 Second Reading: Colossians 1:15-20 Gospel: Luke 10:25-37
Scripture Focus In today’s Gospel two questions are addressed to Jesus by a legal expert and Jesus answers both by posing a further question. The answer to the second question takes a bit more time. Jesus tells a shocking story. The story is shocking because the Samaritans, who were descended from Jews who had intermarried with pagans, were hated by Jews. So, the good Samaritan looks after someone who despises him. After the story, Jesus poses a counter-question, which really changes the original question from “Who is my neighbor?” to “What is involved in my being a neighbor?” The reluctant answer is “The one who treated him with compassion.” And Jesus says, “Then go and do the same.” Life Focus 1. In the parable of the Good Samaritan, which of the four characters do you identify with? 2. Speak of a time when you felt second best or excluded. Who was or was not a Good
Samaritan to you? 3. Who are the people in this world who couldn’t teach you a thing? 4. Tell of a time you were a good neighbor to a stranger. 5. Describe an occasion when you did not help a person who needed you. 6. When has a person you least expected shown you the way? 7. Who or when do you find it easy to pass by? Why?
-Archdiocese of San Antonio San Antonio, Texas
Patrick Okenyi, S. M. A., Parish Priest Rectory Phone: 705-522-9346 Home Phone: 705-669-9305 [email protected]
The Most Reverend Marcel Damphousse Bishop of The Roman Catholic Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie
July 14th, 2019 – Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday Collection Report: Received July 7th, 2019: ►from 173 envelopes $ 4216.00 ►from loose change $ 394.00 ________ ►Weekly PADP $ 750.66 TOTAL $ 5360.66
Your regular offerings help pay the bills to keep the parish alive!
MASS SCHEDULE July 16th – July 21st, 2019 († indicates intention () indicates donor…)
Tues. July 16th @ 9:30am † ()…
Tues. July 16th @ Southwind 11:00am † ()…
Wed. July 17th Exposition at 9:00am
Wed. July 17th @ 9:30am † ()…
Thur. July 18th @ 9:30am † ()…
Thur. July 18th @ Amberwood 11:00am † ()…
Fri. July 19th @ 9:30am † Rosemarie Clarke (Burns Family)…
Sat. July 20th @ 4:30pm †Marie Loranger (Vivian Mullen)… †Anna Elliott (Lorraine Cooper)…
† Paula Zlahtic(St. Patrick’s CWL)… † Luisa Tissino (St. Patrick’s CWL)
Sun. July 21st @ 10:00am For the Parishioners of St. Patrick’s.…†Elias Mensour (Isabelle Mensour)… †Wolfram Family Members (Geli Beauchamp)…. †Laura Cotesta (Her Family)….
Summer Office Hours are from 10:00am to 2:00pm, Tuesday to Friday which take effect July 1st, 2019.
RCIA – Tuesday, July 16th at 6:30pm in the boardroom
Please Save the Date The Parish Health and Pastoral Care Committee will be offering CPR and Defibrillator recertification on Saturday, September 28th at 2:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall. New regulations mean that we need to be recertified every 12 months. Please make every effort to attend. All are welcome. Sign-up sheets will be available in early September. There is no fee to be recertified.
**Message from the Bishop regarding an important film coming to Sudbury
“Unplanned”, an anti-abortion American film, is scheduled to be shown in Sudbury from July 12 to July 18, at
Imagine Cinemas in the Rainbow Centre. This film is based on the memoirs of Abby Johnson who was one of the
greatest advocates for Planned Parenthood and the youngest director of a clinic in the USA, until she walked out
after assisting in the abortion of a 13-week-old fetus. What she saw changed her life. She is now one of the most
prominent pro-life activists.
This film was released widely in American theaters in March. It earned an A+ CinemaScore and No. 4 ranking at the
box office. It elicited strong reactions on both sides of the abortion issue debate.
The Bishop encourages parishioners of our Diocese to show their support for this important movie by seeing it
themselves and by encouraging other people to do so. You can watch the trailer on the following link:
WATCH TRAILER at https://imaginecinemas.com/cinema/downtown-movie-lounge/ **Note: Updated Information** Show times for "Unplanned" are now available on the Imagine Cinemas website: See here:
https://imaginecinemas.com/cinema/downtown-movie-lounge/?date=2019-07-12#517855030
Times: 12:50 PM, 1:10 PM, 3:45 PM, 4:05 PM, 6:35 PM, 7:05 PM, 9:20 PM
Tickets are ($ 8 for seniors (65+), matinees (showings before 6 PM) and
children (less than 14). General admission (age 14+) is $12.
They can be purchased in advance online. The movie has a rating of 14A (children under 14 must be accompanied by
an adult.
PERFUME & SCENT ALERT!
A number of our parishioners are very sensitive to fragrances from perfumes, colognes & lotions. They can set off serious allergic reactions. We ask that people refrain from using them when coming to Masses so that all will feel welcome and safe. A small sacrifice for others! Thank you!
