Sixteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time July 22, 2018

Website: www.holyrosarychurchmphs.org

Pray the Rosary … for Peace … for Life … for God's Glory!

Jesus, our shepherd, nourishes and strengthens us,

guiding us in right paths. He is the righteous

shoot of David, the peace between Jews and gentiles,

between God and all humanity.

HOLY ROSARY HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH

4851 Park Avenue † Memphis, TN † 38117-5662 † 901-767-6949 Pastor: Rev. Russell D. Harbaugh

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Richard Cortese, Rev. Jeo Poulose

Deacons: Rev. Mr. Dan Brown, Rev. Mr. David Dierkes, Rev. Mr. Jim McBride, Rev. Mr. Ken McCarver, Rev. Mr. Richmond Quinton

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Parish Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am - 4:45pm CLOSED for Lunch 12:00 noon—1:00pm Parish Office: 767-6949 Parish Fax: 767-8504 School Office: 685-1231 School Fax: 818-0335 Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am – signed for the deaf, 12:15pm Weekdays (Monday - Saturday): 6:15 & 8:15am Holy Days of Obligation: As announced Confessions Saturday Afternoon: 3:30 – 4:30pm 15 Minutes Before Sunday Masses 1st Friday: 6:15 – 7:00pm Fridays during Lent: 6:30 – 7:00pm Devotions Eucharistic Adoration: 1st Friday, 9:00am – 7:00pm 1st Friday Mass & Benediction: 7:00pm Rosary for Peace: Before 6:15am Mass, After 8:15am Mass Baptisms Baptisms are scheduled by appointment with a mini-mum of one month notice. Baptism Class is offered the 1st Wednesday of the month, at 6:00pm, in the Parish Office Conference Room. Alternate class dates may be arranged by special request. Contact the Parish Office to make reservations.

CODE OF CANON LAW FOR BAPTISMS Parents must be registered & active members of the parish in which the Baptism will take place. Parents & Godparents must attend the Baptismal preparation class. Godparents must be confirmed Catholics, at least sixteen years of age, and registered & active members of a parish. Proof of registration is required. Non Catholics can serve as Christian Witnesses. We want to Baptize your child but can not do so unless these requirements are met.

MUSIC AT THE LITURGIES So that we may better actively participate in the holy sacrifice of the Mass, please refer to the

printed Order of Mass, which contains the spo-ken responses and all music for the Mass.

These are available at the door as you enter the Church each week. Please return the Order of

Mass to the bins at the door as you leave so that they may be used for the next Mass.

READINGS: We Celebrate Pg. 39

Behold, the days are coming, says the LORD,

when I will raise up a righteous shoot to David.

— Jeremiah 23:5a

Question of the Week

What is it that moves me to feel a visceral form of compassion toward others? What, then, do I do?

TYPOGRAPHY

FR RUSS’ REFLECTION – 16th SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME Images of sheep and shepherds abound in our readings for this 16th Sunday in Ordinary time. Sheep, although we may want to idealize them, are basically dumb animals. No one can lead them; they have to be driven. Without a shepherd, sheep simply lie down and don’t move ahead. Without a shepherd, they can’t find their way; they can’t find pasture and food; they have no defense against those things that threaten their very lives! They need a shepherd with his rod, his staff, and his slingshot! Jesus perceives that the people have basic needs that are unmet. They NEED a shepherd! Moved with pity for them, Jesus teaches the great throng many things sufficiently interesting and engaging to keep them there dan-gerously late. Remember: they were in a lonely place! Being in a remote and lonely place far from kin and without provisions, every-one must have wondered: what’s next? (the story continues next week.)

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Reflecting on God’s Word

Often we are unable to identify the truth in our lives. Is our passion love or lust? Is our financial secu-rity greed or wise preparation? Is the raising of our children good discipline or carving them into our own image and likeness? Is our religiosity superstition or faithfulness to the tradition? Do our dreams nurture the Kingdom of God or the Tower of Babel? In other words, is it from God or is it from the Other Side? So we look about us, and because our neighbors’ lives seem little different from our own, we put into any self-help harbor that seems able to shelter us from aimless drifting. Most of us, I suspect, wonder if there is anyone who knows the deepest truths, whether they be about life or about our world or even about ourselves. So we find ourselves gathering about Jesus, though even then some may do so half-heartedly—at times trusting that he will have some sort of answer and at other times wondering if he indeed does, yet not knowing where else to go. And so we gather, like sheep around a shepherd, simply because every other voice has been heard and found wanting.

—Rev. Joseph J. Juknialis Copyright © 2014, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — I shall gather the remnant of my flock and bring them back to their meadow (Jeremiah 23:1-6). Psalm — The Lord is my shepherd; there is nothing I shall want (Psalm 23). Second Reading — In Christ Jesus you who were once far off have become near by the blood of Christ (Ephesians 2:13-18). Gospel — When Jesus saw the vast crowd, his heart was moved with pity for them, and he began to teach them many things (Mark 6:30-34).

Saturday, 7/21 4:30pm Catherine Ray † (RH) Sunday, 7/22 7:30am Kathleen Witek—Spec. Int. (RC) 9:00am Harry Thomas Reyburn (Chip) † (JP) 10:30am All Parishioners (RC) 12:15pm Jaunita Lynch † (JP) Monday, 7/23 6:15am Jim McNulty † (JP) 8:15am Elaine Craven—Spec. Int. (RC) Tuesday, 7/24 6:15am Caleb Deehan—Spec. Int. (RC) 8:15am Deacon Rich Quinton—Spec. Int. (JP) Wednesday, 7/25 6:15am Jeanette Saino † (JP) 8:15am Rodney Cheshire † (RC)

† Denotes Deceased

Father Russell Harbaugh RH Father Richard Cortese RC Father Jeo Poulose JP

Thursday, 7/26 6:15am Lisa Deehan—Spec. Int. (RH) 8:15am Michael Quinn † (JP) Friday, 7/27 6:15am Agnes Mairead Deehan † (JP) 8:15am Thomas Emmet Brophy † (RC) Saturday, 7/28 6:15am Special Intention (JP) 8:15am Rev. Russ Harbaugh—Spec. Int. (RC) 4:30pm Joseph G. Deehan † (RC) Sunday, 7/29 7:30am Rev. Richard Cortese—Spec. Int. (JP) 9:00am Maureen E. Craven † (RH) 10:30am All Parishioners (JP) 12:15pm Chad McLain † (RC)

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Please join with us in wishing these parishioners a

Happy Anniversary!

Kenny & Kelly Gonzales July 22 23 years William & Carrie Bernard July 23 14 years Nicholas & Amy Roberts July 24 18 years Daniel & Kathryn Russell July 24 14 years Patricia & David Gann July 26 21 years

BAPTISMAL PREPARATION CLASS

Wednesday, August 1st, 6:00pm, in the Parish Office.

Call Rayna Cobb at 767-6949 to register.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Mi 6:1-4, 6-8; Ps 50:5-6, 8-9, 16bc- 17, 21, 23; Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 85:2-8; Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: 2 Cor 4:7-15; Ps 126:1bc-6; Mt 20:20-28 Thursday: Jer 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13; Ps 26:6-7ab, 8-11; Mt 13:10-17 Friday: Jer 3:14-17; Jer 31:10-13; Mt 13:18-23 Saturday: Jer 7:1-11; Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11; Mt 13:24-30 Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:42-44; Ps 145:10-11, 15-18; Eph 4:1-6; Jn 6:1-15

Bulletin Deadline: 4pm Thursday-week prior

EXPECTANT FAMILIES… Pray for expectant families who are members of Holy Rosary and have been entrusted with a new life to nur-ture and love. Jessica & Sam Mauck

If you are an expectant family, please let us know so that your parish family can pray for you and your baby. Please contact the Parish Office to arrange to celebrate “The Blessing For Expectant Mothers Before Childbirth" at one of our Sunday liturgies a minimum of 8 weeks before the expected delivery.

Happening This Week at Holy Rosary…

SUNDAY, JULY 22 Coffee & Donuts in the Cafeteria after the 9:00 & 10:30am Masses BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING In the nursery alcove after all Masses

6:00pm - ChristLife Discovering Christ, Family Rm. MONDAY, JULY 23

5:30am - Interval Training Exercise Class, Parish Life Ctr. 6:30pm - St Vincent DePaul Society Mtg., Parish Office

6:45pm - Flame of Love Mtg., Youth Rm. 7:00pm - Boy Scout Mtg., Boy Scout Rm.

TUESDAY, JULY 24 6:00pm - Usher’s Meeting, Church 7:00pm - Bible Study, Youth Rm.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 25

5:30am - Interval Training Exercise Class, Parish Life Ctr. 6:00pm - Humanae Vitae Presentation Mtg., Family Rm. 7:00pm - Men’s Study Group, Youth Rm.

THURSDAY, JULY 26 7:00pm - Funeral Rites Workshop, Family Rm.

FRIDAY, JULY 27

5:30am - Interval Training Exercise Class, Parish Life Ctr. 12:00pm - Bulletin Assembly, Family Rm.

SATURDAY, JULY 28

SUNDAY, JULY 29 Coffee & Donuts in the Cafeteria after the 9:00 & 10:30am Masses

6:00pm - ChristLife Discovering Christ, Family Rm.

NEXT WEEKEND Second Collection—St. Vincent DePaul Society

BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING

TODAY after all Masses

in the alcove by the Nursery.

My heartfelt thanks to all of you for the many prayers, cards, gifts, & well wishes that I received for my birthday. Your kindness made my day extra special!

Many thanks, Fr. Russ

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CATHOLICISM 101 – 271 In our Gospel reading for today, the apostles have come back from the mission on which Jesus sent them and are reporting to Him the things they have done. Jesus wants them to get away for a while and get a bit of rest but it seems that is not to be. People found out where they were going and went there to see Jesus. Those people were hungry for the spiritual nourishment they knew Jesus had and they wanted it. Even though it meant an interruption of much need-ed rest, Jesus began to minister to them. How do you think the apostles felt about that? They had been on long journeys, had worked hard, needed rest and wanted a bit of “alone” time with Jesus. Jesus very clearly demonstrated to them that caring for those in need is more im-portant than rest. Needless to say, the human body does need and must get rest but we must also be willing to go the extra distance to minister to those in need. If we are truly Christ Cen-tered, we will put others in need before ourselves. Showing that we are living in real love and we are indeed, disciples of Jesus. We will have faith in our Heavenly Father to help us get the rest we need, to exercise our call to be servants and to serve without the need to be served.

FIRST THURSDAY MONTHLY DEVOTION: The Flame of Love Rosary and Divine Mercy chaplet will be prayed at Holy Rosary Catholic Church at 7PM on Thursday, August 2nd, in the church. Please come pray with us. We are praying for both the protection and safety of Memphis and the whole world. These prayers are for Pope Francis, Bishop Martin Holly, and all priests. We will pray also for both private & public schools.

COME JOIN US!!

St. Vincent DePaul Ozanam Food Mission

Are you looking for a way to bring the Gospel to life in your own life? Holy Rosary SVDP is in charge of the Ozanam Food Mission on Sunday, July 29th. Everyone is welcome & help is needed to prepare 150+ lunches to be served that day! Arrive at 8:00am for prep work – finish with clean up by 11:30am. One short morning to participate in SVDP’s mission to assist those in need in our community with kindness & compassion. The Oza-nam Center is @ 1306 Monroe. Please contact Mike & Lu Fogerty at 682-0574 for more info or for directions. Adults & students are welcome. Students will receive service hours.

Come join us!

How Does Your Garden Grow?

Are you a gardener?

Do you have a passion for growing beautiful flowers?

Do you enjoy digging in the dirt & witnessing the miracle of beauty growing before your eyes?

Holy Rosary needs your help! Join Fr. Cortese & the HR Garden Club to help keep Fr. Guthrie’s Rose Garden blooming beautifully year after year. Our 35+ year old Rose Garden needs many hours of specific & coordinated care year-round. It takes many hands. Volunteering as little as 1 hour a week or month can make a significant difference in accomplishing the work it takes to ensure that the beauty of this garden con-tinues to bless our parish for years to come. Experience is helpful, but not a necessary. Volunteers will be given spe-cific tasks & guidance/training by certified Master Garden-ers. Please call Wilma Davis at 681-0849 for more info or to volunteer.

Reconnect St. Louis Youth Ministry will host “Reconnect” on July 26th at St. Louis Church. This is a night of prayer, adoration, with praise and worship music for all youth and young adults. Adoration begins at 7:30pm. A dessert social will follow in the St. John Paul II Youth Ministry Center. Take the time to renew, rejoice, and reconnect this summer!

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YOUTH GROUP NEWSYOUTH GROUP NEWS

Summer Kickball for Sr High youth group! Join us on Monday July 23rd at St Louis Church at

5:50pm on field 1. See you there! Everyone is welcome.

Contact Jessica Mauck at the parish office (767-6949) or Jessica.Mauck@holyrosarymemphis.org for more info.

Pregnant ? Need Help? Call: Birthright 327-8109 or 1-800-550-4900,

24hrs. per day. ALL CALLS ARE CONFIDENTIAL!

ANNOUNCING HOLY ROSARY’S NEWEST ADDITION: 2K PRESCHOOL CLASS!

FOR? All 2 year olds - birthday before August 15th TEACHER? MRS. BROOKE EDWARDS, certified early childhood teacher WHERE? THE FORMER PRIMARY LEARNING LAB WHEN? The program will be the same schedule as 3K and 4K. 8:00 until 2:30 Sibling pick up @ 3:00 SCHEDULE? Arrival /morning meeting/play time/playground/games/lunch/nap time/dismissal Lots of fun! TUITION? Catholic rate - $6,600.00 - 5 days, full time Non-Catholic rate - $7,400.00 - 5 days, full time AFTER SCHOOL CARE? We need your input for a decision about ASC. Please email me and let me know your After School Care needs.

Please note: Space is limited QUESTIONS? Anne Gardino, Preschool Director 259-3270

anne.gardino@holyrosarymemphis.org

Funeral Rites Workshop Ever wondered about pre-planning your funeral liturgy? Plan-ning ahead makes good sense. It's the same type of planning we've been doing all of our lives. We plan for all the important moments of our lives: marriage, buying a home, retirement… A death, whether expected or sudden, brings with it a flood of emotions. It is a challenging time to make all the decisions that need to be quickly decided upon. One of the best gifts you can give yourself and your family is to indicate your funeral liturgy preferences and desires in advance, so that your loved ones are not burdened with making arrangements in their time of grief. But, where do you start? Peace of mind is easier than you think. Join Fr. Russ on Thursday, July 26th, at 7pm in the Family Room to learn more about how pre-arrangement & estate planning can ensure that your last wishes are carried out. Fr. Russ, a Canale Funeral Home representative & an Estate Planner will answer questions covering everything you need to know about death & estate arrangements. No pressure. Just an op-portunity to learn more information about Catholic funeral plan-ning at Holy Rosary.

We hope to see you there! CALLING ALL USHERS!

If you did not receive the email regarding your meeting with Fr. Russ

please call the Parish Office.

Meeting: July 24th, 6pm, in the church.

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Calling all Holy Rosary Men Are you worried about this world today? Do you have troubles at work or home? Do you have the answers to fix those problems? Men like you meet every week to talk about their problems and share ways to overcome them. If you would like to develop solutions to your problems, come join us Wednesdays @ 7pm in the Youth Room. For more information contact John Edwards at (901) 355-5852.

St. Vincent DePaul Society Thanks YOU! During April/May/June the Holy Rosary SVDP made home visits to minister to 16 different fami-lies including 37 children & adults. Those in need of assistance come from all walks of life &

for many different reasons. During our visits we share God’s love by listening to our brothers/sisters concerns & needs, offer-ing prayers & providing hope for their future. Thanks to your generous donations, SVDP was able to offer assistance to these families. The assistance included help with rent and/or utilities for some, and food or medicine for oth-ers. We are currently working with many other families. Your donations to SVDP make this important outreach possible. Without your generosity, we would be unable to assist these brothers/sisters in their time of need. Thank you! We want to include an invitation to anyone who would like to participate along with us in SVDP’s mission to assist those in need in our community. Please join us for our monthly meetings in the Parish Office Conference Room at 6:30pm, on the 4th Monday of the month to learn more. Our next meeting is July 23rd & we hope to see you there!

Interval Training Exercise Class

Incorporating cardio intervals with resistance training. All levels welcome! Monday/Wednesday/Friday,

5:30—6:30am in the Parish Life Center. Women Only. Only $25/month!

For more info call Helen Maloney @ 359-0432.

2018/2019 FISCAL YEAR BUDGET REPORT Required to Meet Parish Weekly Obligations** $ 22,700.00 Actual - Offertory Contribution week ending 7/8 $ 16,485.50

Budget - YTD Offertory Contributions $ 45,400.00

Actual - YTD Offertory Contributions $ 32,689.20 YTD Variance $ (12,710.80)

Weekly Variance $ (6,214.50)

OFFERTORY CONTRIBUTION week ending 7/8 Envelopes & Loose Checks $ 13,277.50

Loose Money $ 625.00

Online Giving $ 2,583.00

Totals $ 16,485.50

31% of our registered families contributed last week by using their envelopes or Online Giving

Children's Collection for Legacy Fund $ 51.14

ALTAR FLOWERS

The Flowers on the Altar are in Celebration of:

The marriage of

Kyle Gehringer & Aranda Hanks, on July 7, 2018

To donate flowers for the altar in honor of, or in memory of a loved one, please contact Altar Society

Flower Coordinator, Kathy Lovett at 870-2444. Cost is $70/two main altar arrangements, $50/two side altar

arrangements, or $110 for all four arrangements.

Dates available: Sept. 1/2, 8/9, 22/23 and 29/30.

HOLY ROSARY 2nd COLLECTIONS - July 2018 w/e 7/8 July Total

Capital Improvements $1,510.00 $1,837.00

Legacy Fund $194.00 $244.00

Good Samaritan League $137.00 $139.00

St. Vincent DePaul $215.00 $225.00

Peter's Pence $70.00 $949.00

Religious Education $118.10 $133.10

Pew Renovations $20.00 $20.00

** $22,700.00 includes A. An increase for inflation B. Three new positions (Maintenance Assistant, Director of Religious Education, Director of Development/Stewardship) C. Three priests vs. two priests

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HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH 4851 Park Avenue Memphis, TN 38117-5662 (901)767-6949 (901)767-8504 Fax www.holyrosarychurchmphs.org

Open Le er to the Parish #4 July 15, 2018 My Fellow Parishioners By now the pews, cushions, and kneelers have been installed. I hope you find them esthe cally beau ful and also very comfortable. Two more projects to beau fy the church: a new bap smal Font and new inside doors are in the works. More about these later as we proceed. In order to thank those who contributed to the pew part of the ini a ve we are doing or have done the following. We are working on a plaque to thank those who gave at least the cost of renova ng one pew, $1,000.00. Some didn’t want their names on the plaque, so we will honor that and have a recogni on of anonymous others who gave. We want to thank all who gave no ma er the amount. Without you we couldn’t have reached our goal. We also recognized those who worked so hard taking pews out and replacing them once they we refurbished. Because of them, we saved over $10,000.00 on the project. We honored them by placing their names in the bulle n and other social media; by giving them a special blessing at Mass; and by giving them a BBQ lunch. Thanks to all who made the pew project such a suc-cess. We have tried to improve the budget process and will be more transparent on the financial side of the parish. Look for more financial info in the bulle n, not only offertory giving but also special collec ons. We iden fied three new posi-

ons that we need, so our weekly target for giving has increased. We are also developing a new Stewardship Program. More about this very soon. In Christ, Rev. R. D. Harbaugh

Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us now and at the hour of our death

BIBLE STUDY GROUP

Captivity Letters Holy Rosary bible study group is studying the Captivity Let-ters—St. Paul’s letters to the Ephesians, Colossians, Philemon and Philippians, while he was held prisoner in Rome. We begin our study with the book of Ephesians. Ephesians gives practi-cal insights into Christian living, marriage and the Church. Ephesians also stresses the importance of prayer. Join us on Tuesday nights from 7 – 8:30pm in the Youth Room. St. Je-rome says that ignorance of scripture is ignorance of Christ.

PLEASE JOIN US!

11th ANNUAL FRIENDS OF THE POOR® WALK/RUN

benefiting the Ozanam Center.

The St. Vincent de Paul Food Mission needs volunteers, donors and sponsors. Join us Saturday, Sept. 15th at Christian Brothers High School Each day of the year the Ozanam Center provides 150 to 225 meals to the poor. Register to walk with us at www.tiny.cc/walk2018 or if you can’t attend, walk with us in spirit at www.tiny.cc/spiritwalk.

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You have seen the bulletin insert about FORMED.ORG.

now it’s time to GET FORMED.

This is how you do it: 1.Go to http//www.formed.org 2.Scroll down to “Does your Parish have FORMED? 3. In the code box type in T3KFFB, then click sub-mit code. NOTE: if you don’t see this Message but do see get formed, click on get formed then follow the above steps. 4.You will then be on the create profile screen. Fill in the info, then submit the profile. You’re in. 5.From this point all you need to do is go to login and GET FORMED

Sunday Social for People with Special Needs and Disabilities

Sunday August 5th, 5-7pm at Church of the Holy Spirit

For more info contact Pam Ray at 373-1237.

11th Annual Angelo Lucchesi Seminarian Dinner Friday, July 27th, 5pm-10pm, at St, Benedict High School Cafeteria

Silent Auction, 5-7pm, Dinner 6pm, Joe Birch is our Live Auctioneer Extraordinaire. Live Auction 7:30-8:30pm.

$50/plate, $400/table, $500/wine table. Call Devanie Cooper at 901-761-2987 for tickets. Brought to you by West Tennessee Knights of Columbus,

benefitting the Seminarians of the Catholic Diocese of Memphis.

You Can Help Your Marriage – 25% of surveyed cou-ples say they are ‘Happily Married’. For everyone else, there is Retrouvaille. Are you frustrated or angry with each other? Do you argue … or have you just stopped talking to each other? Does talking about it only make it worse? Retrouvaille helps couples rebuild their marriage. For confidential information about or to register for the next program beginning with a weekend on Aug. 31 - Sept. 2, 2018. Call 800-470-2230 or 615-523-0631 or email: nrv3043@gmail.com or visit our web site at www.HelpOurMarriage.com.

ONLINE OFFERING

Thank you to the many Holy Rosary parishioners who are taking ad-vantage of our convenient online giving program. Your use & sup-port of our online giving page is greatly appreciated! It’s an easy &

consistent way of supporting Holy Rosary and help-ing our church grow! If you’d like information about using our Online Do-nation program for your Sunday offering visit our website at www.holyrosarychurchmphs.org and click on the “Online Offering” icon. You’ll find that this easy to use option enables you to set the fre-quency & date of your contributions, as well as de-termine which fund you wish to support (General Offering, Legacy Fund, Good Samaritan League, Plant Maintenance, etc.). Contact the Parish Office at 767-6949 if you have any questions. We’ll be happy to help!

Did you know the child poverty rate in Memphis is 44.7%? That is the highest rate in the country for a city our size, with almost one out of every 2 children in Memphis live in poverty. Catholic Chari-ties of West Tennessee is inviting you to

help these children start the school year off equipped to succeed by donating to our school supply drive. Order online from our Amazon Wishlist at: www.tinyurl.com/CCWTNschoolsupply and your donation will ship right to Catholic Charities. Donations can also be dropped off at Catholic Charities (1325 Jefferson Ave.) now through August 3rd.

For more info contact Rachel D’Addabbo at rachel.daddabbo@acc.cdom.org or 901-722-4750.

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Living God’s Word Admittedly, there are those times when the way of Jesus can be just as frightening to us as no wisdom at all. Yet if you seek a way that offers light, test his way. If it does become light for you, stay with it and explore yet more of it.

Copyright (c) 2014, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

The little ones CARTOON

Hail, Holy Queen Hail,holyQueen,Motherofmercy,ourlife,oursweetness,andourhope.Totheedowecry,poorbanishedchildrenofEve;totheedowesendupoursighs,mourningandweepinginthisvalleyoftears.Turnthen,mostgraciousadvocate,thineeyesofmercytowardus;andafterthisourexileshowustheblessedfruitofthywomb,Jesus:Oclement,Oloving,OsweetVirginMary.The St. Michael Prayer SaintMichael,theArchangelDefendusinbattle.Beourprotectionagainstthewickednessandsnaresofthedevil.MayGodrebukehim,Wehumblypray;anddoThou,OPrinceoftheHeavenlyHost—bythepowerofGod—castintohell,Satanandalltheevilspirits,thatprowlabouttheworldseekingtheruinofsouls.Amen

MYSTERY OF FAITH

During Ordinary Time we use:

“We proclaim your Death, O Lord, and profess your Resurrection until you come again.”

HELP WANTED

Flint Hydraulics, Inc. is a Memphis firm with 37 years’ experi-ence in industrial and heavy equipment parts distribution. We are looking to hire an Inside Sales Coordinator to handle Latin American and domestic sales and order processing of parts and components. Applicants must be fluent in Spanish and English and have experience with telephone and email communications. Heavy equipment or industrial parts distri-bution experience is a plus but not required. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or have approved work papers. Attractive salary and benefits. Apply to hr@flinthyd.com.

Girls Basketball Camp Basketball camp for girls (grades 2-8), (Mon-Thur) July 23-26. For information and registration contact Coach Marcum mar-cumc@sbaeagles.org. or call 260-2840 for a camp brochure.

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Sacramental Preparation Guidelines 1. Baptism (for infants up to six years of age) All parents must participate in the Parish infant baptismal preparation program before a Baptism can be performed. Please contact Rayna Cobb to schedule an appointment. At least one month notice is required for scheduling Baptisms.

† For first time Parents: This session is required before a Baptism may be scheduled.

† For parents of more than one child: Please, schedule a meeting with the Pastor to discuss requirements for baptismal preparation.

2. Rites of Christian Initiation (R.C.I.A.) All individuals six years of age and older who wish to be initiated into the Roman Catholic Community participate in special formational meetings, instruction and prescribed rites that lead to initiation at the Easter Vigil for most or other times, depending on particular circumstances. Separate tracts are established for children and adults. Contact the parish office at any time during the year for more information. 3. First Eucharist, Confirmation, First Penance It is the policy of the Diocese of Memphis that any child wanting to celebrate the Sacraments of the Eucharist and Confirmation and/or Penance must be enrolled in a parish-based catechetical program for one year prior to beginning preparation for the sacraments. We recognize and support parents as the primary educators of their children in matters of faith but also acknowledge that the local church has the responsibility of ensuring the proper catechetical formation of those who desire the Church's sacraments. 4. Matrimony Please call the parish office and schedule an appointment with the pastor at least five months in advance of the proposed wedding date. Church Law as well as diocesan and parish policy require that certain guidelines be met before a wedding may be scheduled. 5. Christian Burial Please call the parish office before making funeral arrangements to confirm the availability of the church and a priest or deacon if a Funeral Mass is to be celebrated. 6. Ministry to the Sick When a family member is hospitalized, call the parish office to request prayers and to arrange for a pastoral visit. According to the "Patient Privacy Act," it is the patient's and patient's family's responsibility to provide the patient's room number if a pastoral visit is desired.

Friday is a universal day of penance: abstain from all meat.

Parish Staff Members

Pastor: Rev. Russell Harbaugh russell.harbaugh@holyrosarymemphis.org Parochial Vicar: Rev. Richard A. Cortese richard.cortese@holyrosarymemphis.org Rev. Jeo Poulose jeo.poulose@holyrosarymemphis.org Deacon: Rev. Mr. Dan Brown danbrown6164@bellsouth.net Rev. Mr. David Dierkes david.dierkes@holyrosarymemphis.org Rev. Mr. Jim McBride jim.mcbride@holyrosarymemphis.org Rev. Mr. Ken McCarver Rev. Mr. Richmond Quinton rich.quinton@holyrosarymemphis.org Athletic Director: Carly Pirani carly.pirani@holyrosarymemphis.org Accounting Assistant: Jane Boettcher jane.boettcher@holyrosarymemphis.org Accounting Manager—Church & School: Stephanie Schadrack stephanie.schadrack@holyrosarymemphis.org Bulletin Editor/Secretary: Angie White angie.white@holyrosarymemphis.org Children's Liturgy of the Word: Darren Mullis darren.mullis@holyrosarymemphis.org Director - Religious Education: Laina Haff laina.haff@holyrosarymemphis.org Director—Liturgical Music: Dr. Trent Zitzelberger trent.zitzelberger@holyrosarymemphis.org Pastor’s/Parish Secretary: Rayna Cobb rayna.cobb@holyrosarymemphis.org Parish Religious Education Coordinator: Mr. John Zelinka zelinkaj@att.net R.C.I.A.: Deacon Dan Brown danbrown6164@bellsouth.net Deacon Jim McBride jim.mcbride@holyrosarymemphis.org Sacramental Records: Rayna Cobb rayna.cobb@holyrosarymemphis.org St. Vincent DePaul Society: Deacon Jim McBride jim.mcbride@holyrosarymemphis.org School Principal: Darren Mullis darren.mullis@holyrosarymemphis.org School Assistant Principal: Anne Gardino anne.gardino@holyrosarymemphis.org Technology Director: David Hall david.hall@holyrosarymemphis.org Youth Ministry: Jessica Mauck jessica.mauck@holyrosarymemphis.org

Holy Rosary Parish Mission Statement It is the mission of the People of God gathered together under the patronage of Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary, to proclaim the Good News of Salvation and to invite others to know the Lord Jesus Christ and adopt a life of discipleship for his glory. This is accomplished by: † Calling members of the Church to the recognition that we

are a pilgrim people who are both called to the Eucharist and sent from it with the knowledge and joy that God's promises to us are being fulfilled;

† Promoting Christian Stewardship as a way of life that enlivens each disciple, regardless of age, to satisfy her or his hunger to worship God in thought, word and deed through generous gifts of time, talent and treasure;

† Inspiring the People of God to grow in their faith by offering ample age-appropriate educational opportunities based on scripture, interpersonal relationships, peace and justice, and personal improvement; and

† Seeking justice for all God's children in the proclamation of hope through concrete actions.

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CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS Holy Rosary Catholic Church 4851 Park Avenue Memphis, TN 38117 PHONE 901-767-6949 CONTACT PERSON Monday & Tuesday—Angie White (901-619-9533) Wednesday, Thursday & Friday —Rayna Cobb, Pastor’s Secretary EMAIL ADDRESS angie.white@holyrosarymemphis.org rayna.cobb@holyrosarymemphis.org SOFTWARE Microsoft® Publisher 2003 Adobe® Acrobat X v10.1.2 Microsoft ® Windows v5.1 PRINTER Hewlett Packard Laserjet 4 TRANSMISSION TIME Tuesday 8:20am Central time SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION July 22, 2018 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 11 plus page 12 (info page) SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS