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MASS AND SACRAMENTSDaily Masses

Monday 7:00 PM Wednesday & Friday 8:15 AM

Sunday Masses9:00 AM and 5:00 PM

Reconciliation30 minutes before Masses

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Courtney Marie Ryan, Principal Courtney.marie.ryan@gmail.com

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Please remember in your prayers: Tom Robbins, Patricia Lorms, Mary Jo Conrad, Dawn Francis, Debbie Levine, Kathy Foley, Mary Fern Horch, Kevin Sohner, Jack Luther, Betty Regan, Nancy Birtcher, Sue Morrison Hoag, Pat Foley, Deacon Rick Martin, Marianne Martin, John Davis, Doris Fahrenbach, John Fahrenbach, Roger Wright, Nancy Finneran, Mary Jo Patke, Marilyn Greene, Christine Money, Barbara (Rhodes) Dillon, Ann Shroyer, Janice Holtschulte, Lew Lindner, Maggie Cosgrove, Patsy Davis, Kenny Quinn, Mildred & Marlene Parsley, Helen Moore, Nichola Storey, Don & Rita Schooley, William Foley, Kathy Maxwell, Thomas Knight, Tom & Sue Keeler, Alan Wiseman, Ken Miller, Joann Colopy, Pam Moine, Marge Foley, Marge Casey, Gene Catlett, Michelle Martin, Linda and Dave Fersch.

If you or your family member(s) listed above, have recovered, or if you would like to add someone’s name to the prayer list, please contact Alice at (614) 274-1121 or acarrierat saintmarymag.org.

LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULESPlease contact Alice (614-274-1121 or acarrierat saintmarymag.org) to be reassigned to the 9:00 a.m. or 5:00 p.m. Mass… All ministers are needed and welcome for the new mass time schedule!

Sunday, August 23 9:00 a.m. – Reader: P. Davis 5:00 p.m. – Reader: J. BrickerCounters (8/23): Carrier, Ries

SMM MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORTParish Income................................................................ $ 23,962.13Parish Expenses ........................................................... $ 22,725.52Excess (Deficit) .............................................................. $ 1,236.61

2020 BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL REPORTGoal ............................................................................... $ 37,988.27Pledges as of 7/20/2020 ................................................ $ 26,265.00Amount remaining for Goal............................................ $ 11,723.27

LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONSSunday, August 16 – Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 a.m. Toni Sapp – Joann Colopy 5:00 p.m. Rose Weiner Clagett – Marianne WengerMonday, August 17 – Weekday 7:00 p.m. Michael Whyte – Pete & Irene BellexWednesday, August 19 – Weekday 8:15 a.m. John Bernans – Pat MartindaleFriday, August 21 – Saint Pius X, Pope 8:15 a.m. Chris Dobias – Rosie DeutzSunday, August 23 – Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 a.m. Patricia Snyder Tate – Carole Marsh 5:00 p.m. Arthur Waldmann – Leora French & daughtersMonday, August 24 – Saint Bartholomew, Apostle 7:00 p.m. Mark Montgomery – Kof C #13581Wednesday, August 26 – Weekday 8:15 a.m. Mark Ogden – Frank and Rita BlateriFriday, August 28 – St. Augustine, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 8:15 a.m. Alice and Joe Dymek – Linda Dymek and Lisa Zag

THIS WEEK AT ST. MARY MAGDALENESunday, August 16

Mass 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.Monday, August 17

8:15 a.m. Monday morning hour with Mary – Miraculous Medal Novena, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, the Rosary and the Divine Mercy Chaplet.7:00 p.m. Novena Mass

Wednesday, August 199:00-11:00 a.m. and 5:00-7:00 p.m.St. Mary Magdalene School Drive-thru Packet Pick-up

THANKS FOR SUPPORTING THE YARD SALE!Jack and Nancy Smith want to thank all the parishioners who contributed in any way to the overwhelming success of the 2020 SMM Yard Sale. Nearly all of you helped out by donating your new and used items, baking goodies, accepting donations, sorting, pricing, moving, delivering, displaying and/or selling the merchandise to everyone shopping our August 8th sale. Thanks also for your generous response to our call for cash, checks and Kroger gift cards. Your donations covered our food expenses, propane for the grills and gas for the people who picked up large merchandise. Because of YOU, we contributed over $11,500.00 to our parish. Just as important, together we also supported our greater Westside neighborhood, recycled useful items and showed that we can have a safe, festive event even during these uncertain times.Thanks especially to our committee and their family members who contributed their time, great ideas and enthusiasm to this labor-intensive effort: Gloria Angelo, Teresa Briggs, Karen Cottrell, Joanne Davis, Liz King, Alex Lipscomb, Avery Lipscomb, Diane Puccetti, Paul, Becky & Tony Puccetti, Brian & Kyle Regan, Kathy Rowe, Melanie & Alan Kaiser, Ricardo & Ilma Alfaro, Segundo, Maria, Michelle & Amy Vanegas, Karen Harrison, Jessica Crowe, Shelley Hamilton, Mary Ann Graham, Jan Ries, Ron & Dee Sexton and Jim, Jane & Patrick Stumpp. We also truly appreciate everyone who participated in any way in transporting all the furniture and other heavy merchandise to our sale. We especially thank Segundo Vanegas (and family), Jim Gerardi and Brian & Kyle Regan, who gave up many weekday evenings for over a year, to help move furniture and large appliances from multiple houses to the St. Agnes garage where it was stored before moving it all to the school. We also appreciate Columbus police officer and parishioner Buck Dent who provided security for us again this year.A special thank-you goes out to Ricardo and Ilma Alfaro, who again headed up a remarkable team which sponsors our fantastic Latin American food tent and prepares all the food. Every year, our yard sale guests look forward to the delicious tacos!Thanks also to Father Toner and Father Watson for your support and enthusiasm for our sale. Finally, we acknowledge the SMM staff for their ongoing assistance from the very beginning to the final clean-up day. Lawrence, Doug, Adam, Andrew and especially Carol and Alice made things easier for everyone by quickly, kindly and efficiently ensuring the communication, financing, set-up, cleaning and other tasks of such a project are completed. Your hard work is deeply appreciated. We couldn’t have done it without you.

ATTENTION MENKapaun’s Men Virtue Series: “He was the greatest example of manhood that I’ve ever seen in my life.” Servant of God Father Emil Kapaun was a heroic Catholic priest and Army chaplain who spent his life in service to his fellow men on the battlefields and in the prison camps of Korea. In the dire conditions of the Communist prison camp, he inspired men to band together and keep fighting, and his story has been inspiring men ever since. August 9 Video is on “Mercy.” Homework is to go to Confession this

NEXT SUNDAY’S READINGSIsaiah 22:19-23Romans 11:33-36Matthew 16:13-20

TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME AUGUST 16, 2020

week.

DONATIONS NEEDED!!As St. Mary Magdalene students head back to school, many things will be different to maintain a safe environment. For safety reasons, the drinking fountains will be disabled and student supplies will not be shared. The school is asking for donations of gallon Ziplock bags and cash donations to purchase small bottles of drinking water. The Ziplock bags will be used to keep student supplies separated for individual use, and the water will be kept on hand for any students who are unable to bring water with them for the day. Please place Ziplock bags in the box located in the gathering space. Put your cash donation in an envelope marked “water” and place them in the offertory basket.

Thank you in advance for your helpin making it a safe “Return to Learn!”

MONDAY MORNING WITH MARY AND HER SON: 8:15 a.m. Holy Hour at St. Mary Magdalene every Monday morning. Following the Novena to our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for adoration, the Rosary, and Divine Mercy chaplet. Holy Hour concludes with Benediction.

COFFEE, TEA, AND THEOLOGY: Every Friday Morning at 9:00 a.m., Fr. Pat will live-stream a 15 minute cause presentation on questions of interest to Catholics. The presentation may be seen live on Youtube or viewed later. Go to Youtube and search for Coffee or Patrick Toner. Questions for the program can be emailed to patricktoner00at gmail.com. Episode Five: Do Dogs go to Heaven?. on August 21

PREP (PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM) will be offering a new online program for youth registered at St. Mary Magdalene and St. Aloysius. A weekly online interactive lesson with videos; each lesson teaches a prayer and the fundamentals of our Catholic faith. Required for all Sacramental Preparation. A monthly gathering to celebrate aspects of our faith. First Reconciliation, First Communion and Confirmation will be separate catechesis.Requirements:1. Must be registered in parish; or have permission of pastor of

your parish2. Must attend Mass faithfully3. Complete all online lessons4. Have access to computer for the lessons. We can supply one if

needed.5. Parents must have email address for communications

Sunday morning sessions registration is beginning. Call Parish Office.

FORMED.ORGGreat Catholic programs available for your faith formation. Go to formed.org,

enter your zip code and choose St. Mary Magdalene This is a free subscription with a lot of interesting programs.What we are Watching: Every week Father Pat will feature a video Bible Study from the Lectio Series on Formed.Org. Log on and watch at your leisure. If you wish to join in a Google Meet, email Fr. Pat for an invitation. This week we will watch Episode Three of Lectio: Eucharist. Dr. Brandt Pitre wrote about the Roots of the Eucharist in the Old Testament. The Mass is a Sacrifice. Looking at “Sacrifice” in the Book of Genesis and Exodus

R.C.I.A. SCHEDULEThe Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults starts with an “Inquiry” phase for those who would like to learn something about the Catholic Faith. Sessions are open to anyone interested.Sunday 7:00 pm, September 13: Why be Catholic when you can be anything else?Sunday, 7:00 pm, September 20: Why do Catholics do that?All sessions include and informative video and opportunity for discussion, Questions and Answers. We meet in Campbell Hall, the old convent building across South Roys from the school.Invite family members who are interested in joining the Church. Tell your neighbors

MASS SCHEDULE THIS WEEKMonday, August 17 7:00 p.m. Novena Mass at SMMTuesday, August 18 9:00 a.m. Mass at St AlsWednesday, August 19 8:15 a.m. Mass at SMMThursday, August 20 9:00 a.m. Mass at St. AlsFriday, August 21 8:15 a.m. Mass at SMMSaturday, August 22 9:00 a.m. Mass at St. Als 4:00 p.m. Mass at St. AlsSunday, August 16 9:00 a.m. Mass at SMM 12:00 p.m. Mass at St. Als 5:00 p.m. Mass at SMM

TOWARD A NEW NORMALThe Farewell Yard Party and the Parish Yard Sale demonstrated that if we pay attention to safe practices we can have a more normal parish life.

As we prepare to start the new school year, we are making sure we are able to protect our students and teachers while offering an outstanding traditional Catholic Education. Our principle, Ms. Courtney Ryan has been engaged in every aspect of getting things right.

We had a successful Youth Group gathering of 20 plus students. The youth learned how to make So’more’s and roast hotdogs. Next month they will be preparing packets for the homeless.

Mass attendance is settling down. I have opened the side sections of St. Mary Magdalene at the 9:00 a.m. Sunday Mass because of growing numbers. The Sunday 5:00 p.m. Mass is up to forty persons and growing. I plan to resume using servers in September.

Communion Distributors have started visiting out homebound and I will be making the rounds starting in September.

Bishop Brennen has confirmed that he does have plans for Father Watson. I offered to keep him but the Bishop said he is working out a couple of things first.

The Franciscan Sister of the Immaculate Heart have moved in at St. Aloysius and have been spotted at St. Mary Magdalene as well.

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