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St. Ri ta in the Deser t Dedicated March 31, 1935
SCHEDULE OF MASSES / SACRAMENTS
Daily (Monday-Friday): 8:00 am
Saturday: 5:00pm Vigil Mass
Sunday: 7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am,1:00pm in Spanish
Holy Days: 8:00am (may vary/check bulletin)
Confessions: 4:30pm on Saturday or call the Parish Office for an appointment Baptisms: P lease call the Parish Office to register for the next Baptism class. Confirmation: Contact Youth Minister or RCIA coordinator Marriage: Marriage arrangements must be made at least 4 months in advance. Please contact the Parish Office. Ministry to the Sick/Bereavement: I f you or someone you know is dealing with illness or death, please call the Parish Office.
13260 E Colossal Cave Road Vail, AZ 85641-9001
www.stritainthedesert.org
Parish Office: 762-9688
Parish Office Hours: Monday—Thursday, 8:00am to 2:00pm
extended hours until 5:00pm on Wednesdays when Religious Education is in session
EMAIL: [email protected]
BULLETIN EMAIL: [email protected]
FAX: 762-5967
St. Rita in the Desert is an Arizona Non-profit Corporation
September 10, 2017 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish Staff & Committee Chairs
Efren Medrano Dan Gullotta
High School Youth Minister Mark Kjolsrud 520-762-9688
Dear Parish Family,
It is a duty for every Christian to watch out for each one of God’s people in the way God
spelled out to Ezekiel. But this can look like a dreadful idea. Could it really be the case that a
Christian is supposed to be a kind of busybody, continually nagging other people about their sins? Here we need to
remember that there is more than one way to communicate with others. If you are concentrated in love and service to the
Lord, your life will tell a story to everyone who crosses your path. When Francis of Assisi was asked about this very passage
in today’s first reading, he said, “If that passage is supposed to be understood in a universal sense, then I understand it to
mean that a servant of God should be burning with life and holiness so brightly that by the light of his example and the
tongue of his conduct, he will rebuke all the wicked.” In another place, the Gospel instructs us to pay more attention to the
beam in one’s own eye than to the speck of dust in somebody else’s (Matthew 7:5). Your life can bear witness to the
goodness of the Lord and the holiness of his commandments. You don’t have to use words to do so. A Christian can and
should concentrate on the beam in his own eye, just as the Gospel instructs. When a Christian truly does so, then the duty
to witness to others as God’s commands Ezekiel will be authentically and beautifully fulfilled.
Fr. Martin S. Martinez
Parish News
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat
for Healing After Abortion Sept 15-17 If you are struggling from an abortion, experience the healing love of
Jesus Christ on a Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat Weekend on September
15-17, 2017 in the Tucson area. The weekend retreat will combine
discussions, spiritual exercises, Sacrament of Reconciliation, a
Memorial Service and a Mass of Entrustment. Participation is strictly
confidential and offers a beautiful opportunity to experience God’s
love, forgiveness and compassion. For more information and/or to
register please call the confidential phone line (520) 743-6777 or e-
mail [email protected]. All inquiries are kept in
strictest confidence. The cost is $195.00 for double occupancy or
$260.00 single occupancy. This will include all meals, snacks and all
retreat materials. If you have a financial burden, assistance may be
available so please ask because no one is ever turned away due to
financial difficulties. Additional information may also be found on the
Rachel’s Vineyard website www.rachelsvineyard.org.
St. Rita pray for us!
Knights of Columbus at Chase Field The Arizona Diamondbacks invite you to
bring your family and friends to the 13th Annual
Knights of Columbus Day at Chase Field.
Watch an exciting game of baseball as the D-
backs take on the Miami Marlins on Saturday,
September 23 at 5:10pm.
For every ticket purchased through this
offer, the D-backs will donate $2 to St. Rita’s
Knights of Columbus and $2 to the Arizona
Knights of Columbus and, in addition, $2 from
every ticket will be donated to Special Olympics
Arizona. In 2016, over 450 tickets were
purchased with over $2700 donated. Let's
increase this number for 2017! Game tickets
must be purchased by September 15.
COFFEE SUNDAY is back!
Join the us today after the 7:00am and
9:00am Masses as the St. Rita’s Guild sponsors
Coffee Sunday and enjoy a cup of coffee, a
sweet treat and the opportunity to meet your fellow parishioners. Kids, bring your parents!
Second Collection There is a second collection this morning for the Catholic
Charities USA who, with the United States Conference of
Catholic Bishops, is collecting funds to support the humanitarian
efforts to relieve the suffering from Hurricane Harvey. We thank
you for your generous support. If you prefer to donate online,
please visit catholiccharitiesusa.org
Please come join our Religious Education children on Wednesday, September 13, 2017,
to honor our First Responders and Active & Retired Military. We will begin our
celebration at 4:30pm in the St. John XXIII Center. If you are a First Responder or
Military personnel, please come join us and wear your uniform.
We would love for the whole parish to come and pray with us!
September10, 2017 / 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish News
St. Rita’s Gift Shop Open The St. Rita’s Gift Shop is located to the right of the Shrine and is
open Sundays from 10:00am – 12:30pm or by special
request. Stop by and see our assortment of religious
items. Looking for something in particular? Let us know and we
can help you find it or possibly order it for you. And we are
always looking for volunteers to help us out. Stop by the Gift
Shop for more information on how you can help.
Arizona Rosary Celebration
Just one month away on Saturday October 21, 2017, join the
Most Rev. Gerald F. Kicanas, Bishop of Tucson, from 10:00 a.m.
to 12:15 p.m. for the annual Arizona Rosary Celebration in
Tucson. This wonderful diocesan event, marking its 7th year in
Tucson, will be held at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic
Church; located at 8650 North Shannon Road, Tucson, AZ
85742. Confessions available from 9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. and a
pre-program concert will commence at 9:30 a.m. Most Rev.
Ricardo Ramirez, C.S.B., Bishop Emeritus of Las Cruces, New
Mexico, will be the keynote speaker. Don't miss this opportunity
to come together as one family in prayer before the Eucharistic
Lord. Admission is free. For more information, call Al Tucker
(520) 825-1248, e-mail [email protected] or like us on
Facebook www.facebook.com/azrosary
WELCOME! to the new members of
St. Rita in the Desert’s Parish Family
Deevers Family Roger& Millie
Sarah, Gabe, Caden, Anelise, Anthony, Emalee
Arturo & Juana Escobar
Morales Family
Jorge & Ana Gabriel, Adriana
Main Family
Richard & Maria Danielle, Richard, Jon
Michael
Emma Family Brian & Whitny
Kira, Tristan, Adrienne
Rodriguez Family John & Anna
Anthony, Gabriel
Plante Family Georgina & Alan
Aliana, Alyssa, Ariella, Mason
Johnson Family Matt & Georgia Lucas, Macie
Hernandez Family Roberto & Cynthia
Juan Carlos, Roberto, Jocelyn
Casabonne Family
Joe & Jennifer Kinley, Carson
CardenosFamily Gilberto & Cecilia
Kimberly, Marissa, Michelle
Gergunch Family Heidi & Chris
Christopher, Nicholas, Ethan, Amelia
Velasquez/Ibarra Family
Erik & Erika Matias, Marlett, Madelyn
Jordan
Laporta Family Daniel Laporta & Rebekah Chiros
Juliette
Pulver Family Nicholas & Myra Zachary, Rosalie
Come One! Come All!
Come join the St. Rita’s Guild on their new meeting day and time – now the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 5:30pm in the church office.
Questions often asked about the Guild
1) Isn’t the Guild just for the women of the parish? The
answer is no. The Guild is a group of energetic men and
women who want to make a difference in our Catholic
community. Though membership is for those over the age of
18 years, many of our families become involved and our
children become engaged in our efforts, too.
2) What is the cost to be a member of the Guild? There is no
cost to be a Guild member. All the Guild asks is for is a
small amount your time throughout the year to help at Guild
sponsored events.
Just what does the Guild do? We sponsor parish-wide
programs and events designed to involve parishioners in the
many areas of internal ministry and social gatherings.
Been to a Coffee Sunday? That is sponsored by the Guild.
Enjoyed a delicious Italian Dinner? That is sponsored by the
Guild.
Browsed and purchased items at the Gift Shop? That is
managed and run by the Guild.
Been to a Bereavement Luncheon at St. Rita’s? Most
Bereavement Luncheons at St. Rita’s are hosted by the
Guild.
These are just a few of the activities the Guild does here at St. Rita’s. But we can’t do it without YOU. Please stop by this Wednesday September 13 at 5:30pm and see how you can become involved with the St. Rita’s Guild.
If you know of someone who needs
communion brought to their home,
please contact the parish office.
Calendar Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Sept 10 Sept 11 Sept 12 Sept 13 Sept 14 Sept 15 Sept 16
Coffee Sunday
After 7:00am & 9:00am Masses
Pre-school & Kindergarten
9:00am
RCIA 9:30am
Gift Shop Open
10:30am
Middle School Youth Group 12:00pm
AA, 7:00pm
8:00am Mass
AA 9:30am
Mah Jongg
1:00pm
St. Vincent de Paul Society Meeting
6:00pm
8:00am Mass
Mission Rosary Group 9:00am
Sewing Angels
10:00am
St. Rita’s Singer’s Practice, 4:30pm
Outreach Meeting
5:00pm
Women’s Bible Study, 6:30pm
St. Rita’s Veil
Practice 7:00pm
AA
7:00pm
8:00am Mass
Women’s Bible Study 8:30am
Religious Education
Grades 1-5 3:30pm
9-11 Prayer Service
4:30pm
St. Rita’s Angels Practice 5:00pm
Guild Meeting
5:30pm
RCIA 6:30pm
8:00am Mass
AZ Children’s Association Story Time
11:30am
AA/Al-anon 7:00pm
8:00am Mass
Holy Hour 8:30am
Mah Jongg 12:00pm
Catechist Formation
9:00am
Spanish Choir Practice 10:00am
Saturday Singers
Practice 4:00pm
Sept 17 Sept 18 Sept 19 Sept 20 Sept 21 Sept 22 Sept 23
Pre-school & Kindergarten
9:00am
RCIA 9:30am
Knights of Columbus Rosary
for Life 10:15am
Gift Shop Open
10:30am
Catechetical Sunday 11:00am
Middle School Youth Group
12:00pm
AA, 7:00pm
8:00am Mass
AA 9:30am
Mah Jongg
1:00pm
St. Vincent de Paul Society Meeting
6:00pm
8:00am Mass
Sewing Angels 10:00am
St. Rita’s Singer’s Practice, 4:30pm
Adult Faith Formation
6:30pm
Women’s Bible Study, 6:30pm
St. Rita’s Veil
Practice 7:00pm
AA
7:00pm
8:00am Mass
Women’s Bible Study 8:30am
Religious Education
Grades 1-5 3:30pm
St. Rita’s Angels Practice
5:00pm
RCIA 6:30pm
8:00am Mass
Adult Faith Formation
9:30am
AZ Children’s Association Story Time
11:30am
Baptism Class 6:00pm
AA/Al-anon
7:00pm
8:00am Mass
Holy Hour 8:30am
Mah Jongg 12:00pm
Vail Preservation Society Meeting
8:30am
Spanish Choir Practice 10:00am
Saturday Singers
Practice 4:00pm
Olivewood Art Sale
After Mass
To view a complete St. Rita in the Desert Activity Calendar, visit our
website at www.stritainthedesert.org
St. Rita pray for us!
Readings for the Week
Monday, Sept 11 Weekday
Col 1: 24 – 2: 3/ Ps 62 / Lk 6: 6-11
Tuesday, Sept 12 Holy Name of Mary
Col 2: 6-15/ Ps 145 / Lk 6: 12-19
Wednesday, Sept 13 St. John Chrysostom
Col 3: 1-11/ Ps 145 / Lk 6: 20-26
Thursday, Sept 14 Exaltation of the Holy Cross
Nm 21: 4b-9/ Ps 78 / Phil 2: 6-11/ Jn 3: 13-17
Friday, Sept 15 Our Lady of Sorrows
1 Tm 1: 1-2. 12-14/ Ps 16: / Jn 19: 25-27
Saturday, Sept 16 Sts. Cornelius & Cyprian
1 Tm 1: 15-17/ Ps 113 / Lk 6: 43-49
Sunday, Sept 17 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sir 27: 30 – 28: 7/ Ps 103 / Rom 14: 7-9/ Mt 18: 21-35
Readings for the day: http://www.usccb.org/nab/
UPCOMING EVENTS - September
24: Olivewood Art Sale after all Masses
Knights of Columbus Breakfast 7:30am
High School Youth Group Begins 12:00pm
27: Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Meeting 6:00pm
28: Vail Education Foundation Meeting 5:00pm
October
1: Red Cross Blood Drive 7:30am
4: Senior Potluck 11:30am
Knights of Columbus 1st Degree Ceremony 6:00pm
Knights of Columbus Business Meeting 7:00pm
The Catholicism Series By Bishop Robert Barron
THE CATHOLIC FAITH AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE
For the first time, in breathtaking and high-definition cinematography, the truth, goodness, and beauty of Catholicism are illustrated in a multimedia experience. Filmed in more than 50 locations throughout 16 countries. Join us in discovering the full meaning of our faith.
Adult Faith Formation
Holy Hope Mausoleum Opportunity To better serve Catholics that are burdened with heavy financial
responsibilities and are in need of a permanent place for the urn of their
loved one, the Catholic Cemeteries of the Diocese of Tucson is
providing an opportunity through its Works of Mercy Program at Holy
Hope Cemetery to have the urn placed in a mausoleum crypt dedicated
for this purpose. There will be other urns that are part of this ceremony
placed in the crypt at the same time.
Criteria have been established that list the requirements necessary
to be able to have your loved one placed in the crypt. Please call Holy
Hope Cemetery, 520-888-0860 and ask to speak to one of the cemetery
representatives. They will help answer any questions.
The communal committal service will be held on October 20, 2017.
However, the cemetery needs to have the necessary paperwork
complete.
Magnificat Celebrates 25 Years in Tucson! Come join us for our Annual Banquet & Fundraiser, Sept.
30th from 6:00-9:00 pm, at St Francis De Sales Parish, 1375 S
Camino Seco. Special Speaker and honoree will be Elizabeth
Celenza as she retires from 25 years of service as the
Coordinator of Magnificat here in Tucson. Our banquet will
include a Catered Dinner, Music and Raffle. We encourage all
former Speakers, retired team members, Spiritual Directors and
new committee members to join us for an evening of Celebration
and Reunion! Cost is $20.00 pp. or Reserve a table for 8--
$150.00. Tickets can be purchased from any team member or call
Gloria Roberts at 520-237-7060. RSVP required by Sept 20th. All
are welcome to join us for this Co-ed event! Come and see what
Magnificat is all about!
The Catholic’s DIVORCE SURVIVAL
Guide 12-week group has begun at Saints
Peter and Paul. There is still time to join
this group on Tuesday evenings. Cost of
$25 per person includes a “Personal
Survival Guide” and all materials for 12
weeks. Find comfort and counsel consistent with Catholic
teachings. Groups close after the third week and group size is
limited, so reserve your space now. Sorry, no child care
avai l ab le . Cal l Fe l ic ia Kle in at 425 -6529, or emai l to
[email protected]. Registration forms are available in the
parish office or online at www.diocesetucson.org/catechesis-and-
family
The Spirit is moving all over the World
Hear Fr. Bala Kommathoti describe how he came to his lively
faith, his priesthood, and the Charismatic renewal in his native
India. Join us for a praise, worship, and sharing of the Holy Spirit’s
word gifts, along with Fr. Bala’s testimony, at Sacred Heart
church, at 601 E. Fort Lowell, Tucson (just W of 1st Ave), at 6:30 PM on Thurs., September 14, 2017. Bring a friend, and your
bible: all are welcomed. Call Gloria (520-237-7060) or
seewww.tucsonccr.org for details. Hosted by the Diocese of
Tucson Renewal Committee.”
Around the Area
Your Retirement & Government Benefits What to know & where to go
Ask questions and learn more about retirement benefits from
government and other agency representatives. Topics will include A
Foundation for Planning Your Future, Medicare: It will Be
here Before You Know It!, Medicare and Other Health
Insurance Coverage, and much more!
Saturday, September 12 from 8:00am-12:30pm
at Abrams Public Health Center, 3950 S. Country Club
This event is FREE. Please register at www.pima.gove/aca or call
(520) 247-01866 or (520) 203-4835
Brought to you by: Pima Council on Aging, Pima County Health
Department, Department of Economic Security, Pima Community
Access Program
Mah Jongg Mondays from 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Fridays from 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Come join us in the Verhagan Building. If you would like to learn
how to play, we would love to teach you! Questions please call
Linda at 762-8314.
REMINDER FOR PARENTS
We would like to remind parents to please accompany
your children to the rest rooms. We want to continue to
be a safe parish. Thank you.
Parish News
Our Lady of Sorrows Feast Day September 15
Our Lady of Sorrows feast day recalls
not only the sufferings Mary experienced
in her life, but also the way she consoles
others in the midst of theirs. Mary, a
woman who praised God for the blessing
bestowed upon her, was not defeated by
the sorrow that pierced her heart. She
gave herself over to God’s grace,
allowing herself to be transformed in the
process. Her pierced and wounded heart
is a sign of blessing and hope. Thus we
turn to her in our own need, asking for
her prayers on our behalf.
Mary’s response to our cries of pain ... is a reminder that
God’s merciful blessing is given to all of us, particularly in times of
our greatest need. It is also a call to open our hearts to others,
to be people who know sorrow and allow it to make us more
generous and caring. What we have to offer may seem a pittance
given the vast sum of human misery across the globe.
The life and witness of this humble woman, however, should
remind us that no act of charity is insignificant and that each
extension of kindness is one more ripple in the vast expanse of
love that consoles us all.
Sadlier We Believe and Share by Kathy Hendricks
www.WeBelieveAndShare.com
September10, 2017 / 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
P arent’s Corner
RCL Benziger Conversation Starters
by Nancy Bird, Director at RCL Benziger
So what would those conversations sound like? To start,
be sure that everyone understands the rules, and there
are only three:
Everyone must take a turn responding to the question or
completing the statement, children and adults alike.
When someone is speaking, everyone else listens, and no one
may disagree. Respect everyone’s right to express and share
his or her own thoughts.
If the speaker says something nice about you, don’t feel
embarrassed or think you need to disagree; simply appreciate
it and say thank you.
Here are some conversation starters about Faith:
The best thing about being a member of this family is _____.
My favorite family story is _____.
What is your favorite family holiday and why?
What is your favorite family activity to do with a family
relative and why?
The most fun we have ever had as a family was the time when
_____.
Faith Formation
St. Rita’s Naturalistic Playground We need your help! We are in the very
early stages of creating a safe, engaging,
outdoor space for our youth, all inspired
by God’s natural beauty. To accomplish
this, we would greatly appreciate YOUR
time, skills (carpenters, landscapers,
handymen and women, crafters etc…) and
materials! The children will be creating
part of this space through religious instruction, as well! Monetary
donations of any amount are appreciated as well. Please check
the bulletin for future needs, or contact Katie Van Ryn (309-642-
1881 [email protected]) if you are able to help uscreate
this amazing space. We are confident that we can accomplish this
through our talented and generous parish family.
Please help by donating:
Buddy Bench
1 pint semi gloss water base sealant
Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint set
Stations of the Cross
weather-proof to hang on the fence
Initial landscaping materials
15 bags of small pebble rock (grey/white)
rubber or wood edging for play area (19’x11’).
Rosary Walk: Dedication Garden to Mary
5 bags of sand
5 bags of garden soil
Religious Education Classes Wednesdays Grades 1-5 & Upper Sacrament
3:30 - 5:00pm
Classes September 13, & 20
Fall Break: September 27, October 4 & 11
Sundays
Pre-school & Kindergarten
8:45 - 10:00am, beginning in Mass
Classes September 10, 17, & 24
Fall Break: October 1 & 8
Middle School Youth Group
12:00 - 2:00pm
Classes September 10, 17, & 24
Fall Break: October 1 & 8
RCIA
Sundays 9:30am - 10:45am & attend 11:00am Mass
Wednesday 6:30-8:00pm
September 10, 13, 17, 20, & 24
No Sessions: September 27, October 1, 4, 8, 11
High School Youth Group
Sundays 12:00 - 2:00pm
Classes begin September 24
Confirmation Classes
Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:00pm
Classes begin October 18
Sunday Contributions
$ 5108.00
Thank you
Next Sunday’s Second Collection will
benefit the Building/Debt Reduction Fund.
Parish News
Catechetical Sunday
Sunday, September 17, 2017
11:00am Mass
Come celebrate the 60
parishioners who have
volunteered their time and
listened the call of Christ to
teach our children, youth,
and adults!
Prayer and Worship
Mass Intentions Saturday, Sept 9, 2017
5 pm / Monica & Frank Kurtz
Sunday, Sept 10, 2017
7 am / The Living & Deceased of St. Rita’s Community
9 am / SI: Gene Roback
11 am / First Responders
1 pm/ The Living & Deceased of St. Rita’s Community
Monday, Sept 11, 2017
8 am / First Responders & Victims of Terrorism
Tuesday, Sept 12, 2017
8 am / Tom Kuhn Wednesday, Sept 13, 2017
8 am / Emerals & Dolores Dechant Thursday, Sept 14, 2017
8 am / Yvonne Durand Georges Robin
Friday, Sept 15, 2017
8 am / Sacred Heart of Jesus Saturday, Sept 16, 2017
5 pm / Rizaldy Yap
Sunday, Sept 17, 2017
7 am / The Living & Deceased of St. Rita’s Community
9 am / SI: George G. Jocum Family
11 am /
1 pm/
St Rita’s Prayer Line
Rivera Family
Angelina Federico
Karin Radzik
Joseph Hann
Charles Easter
Betty Smith
Angie Grosz
Patrick Michaud
Betty Moir
Bristol Schaefer
Elizabeth O'Connell
Debbie Kipping
Mary B. Steiss
Rosemary Christie
Joseph Adaszynski
Lynn Rice
Bruce Baxter
Ted Botsford
Richard Cunningham
Kurt Donath
Lindsay Kelsey
Mancada Family
Wendy Patrick
Bob Dupnik
Tyler Dupnik
Dcn Oscar Bueno
Matt Brown
Kathleen Cwiak
Dan Helmsteler
Kevin Sams
Presley Baker
Rose Chiusolla
Reid Bennington
Richard Berten
Richard Radzik
John Krisch
Diane French
Clara Abernathy
Jennifer Cook
Bonnie Englett
Mike Goodwin
Connie Calloway
Christopher Moore
Carol DiMiceli
Reyna Masters
Ethan MacPherson
Kelly Bristow
We are the body of Christ and we support one another. You are
invited to share your prayer intentions. We will pray for intentions for
one month, but, of course, we can continue our prayers for your intentions
longer if requested. If you would like to have your prayer
intentions on our prayer line, or if you would like to
participate in prayer, please contact Leta Davis at 647-3572.
PLEASE do not call the parish office.
Laying Down the Law
As institutions age, their laws multiply. As countries grow older,
the laws of nation, state, and city grow ever more complex. It is hard
to know them all. We hire lawyers to study laws for us.
The laws of the church are also complex. They are collected in the
code of canon law, which is also hard to absorb. We need church
lawyers to help us out. New laws are written all the time. Old ones
are adjusted. The code grows slowly outdated as new legislation
forms. Everyone wants to be a good citizen and a good Catholic, but it
is hard sometimes to know what the law is.
In Jesus’ day, the law was also complex. At times it appeared that
laws conflicted, as when he healed on a Sabbath. Laws of charity
conflicted with laws governing sacred time.
When they asked Jesus for the greatest law, he simplified the
complex structure of laws and reduced them to two: Love God. Love
your neighbor.
St. Paul told the Romans, “The one who loves another has fulfilled
the law.” He made it very simple.
God is the ultimate judge over how we observe the laws of church
and state. God made the rules as simple as possible. When the laws of
our institutions seem complex, we can always please God by following
the most basic law of all: love.
. Written by Paul Turner. Copyright © 2010, Resource Publications, Inc., 888-273-7782, www.rpinet.com. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission from Lectionary Bulletin
Inserts, Year A: First and Second Readings.
Saturday 5:00 pm Mass
Greeters: Jeanne Lichtas, Cathy Galus Server: Matthew Fimbres, Mark Fimbres Lector: Deserie Lopez Ministers of Holy Communion: Carol Williams Wagner, Gloria Baker, Deanna Fimbres
Sunday 7:00 am Mass
Greeters: Paul & Joan Roamanoski Server: Clark, Emma Tiedemann, Ryan Radinsky Lector: Marc Valdenegro Ministers of Holy Communion: Cynthia Campas, Craig & Ann Cook
Sunday 9:00 am Mass
Greeters: Winkel Family Servers: Brandon Scruggs, Mason Scruggs, Bella Scopel
Lector: Mari-Katherine Scruggs Ministers of Holy Communion: Tony LoMonaco,
Mary Ann Cleveland, Suzanne Roelike, David Winkel
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Mass
Greeters: Josie Angiolini, Yakelin Moncanda, Maria Kardos-Foy
Servers: Ethan Pham, Aubrey Werner, Will Werner Lector: Sharon Englert Eucharistic Ministers: Haley Gallagher
Ken Gallagher, Bob Kardos-Foy, Mary Ellen Machain
Sept 16 & 17 Minister Schedule
St. Rita pray for us!
Around the Area
Marriage Encounter October 6 – 8 Get away f rom everyday d i s t r ac t ions and focus on each
other. Worldwide Marriage Encounter is a positive and personal couple
experience, offering a loving communication technique that helps couples
deepen and strengthen their relationship with each other and with
God. If you are looking to Explore, Rediscover and Reconnect in your
marriage, more information is avai lab le at 520 -477-2121 or
www.wwmearizona.com. (Para los fines de semana en español, por favor
visitewww.phoenix.emm14.org)
Bulletin Brought to You By:
Couple Prayer Retreat October 14-15th Enhance your Marital Spirituality through Listening, Openness, and
Reconciling your Hearts to God together. Find out how to use scripture
as a springboard to deeper knowledge of one another and God. A
married Couple Prayer Retreat offers husband & wife an unique method
to share and pray together using Scripture. It is Saturday October
14th and Sunday 15th, go home at night retreat. The retreat is facilitated
by a Catholic priest and Retorno Team couples. Contact Kevin & Kathie
for more details, call 520-722-2931 or
[email protected]. Benedictine Sisters Monastery 800 N.
Country Club Road Tucson
Visit MR/CR Website:
https://www.marriageretornocpr.org/home.html
Notary Services Valerie Golembiewski
520-296-6994
Bulletin Brought to You By:
parishioner
Holy Hope
Catholic Cemetery
3555 N. Oracle Road
Tucson, Arizona 85705
520-888-0860
Fax 520-887-7330
All Faiths Cemeteries
2151 S. Avenida Los Eyes
Tucson , Arizona 85748
520-885-9173
Fax 520-733-4186
PARISHIONER
