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Ed Weber

PASTORAL ASSISTANTS:

Liturgy

Mary Smith 966-0830

Middle/High School Ministry

Freddie Garza 965-3471

Children’s Education (3yrs-5th Grade)

Rose Meyer 966-0788

Adult Faith Formation

Amy Baumgardner 966-5344

Office Manager & Facilities Rental

Jaci Holzer 966-0830

Executive Assistant to the Pastor

Dolores Nesta 966-0830

Finance – Bookkeeping

Karen Johnson

966-0830

OFFICE HOURS

Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri.

9:00am-Noon

1:00pm-5:00 pm

Tuesday

10:00am-Noon

1:00pm-5:00pm Rev. César Vega-Mendoza

Pastor

V. Rev. Michael Ibach J.C.L.

Affiliate Priest

Deacon John Cornell

Deacon James Kramper

RECONCILIATION

Every Saturday 3:30-4:30 PM Other times by Appointment

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday

5:00 PM (Vigil Mass)

Sunday

7:00 AM

9:00 AM

11:00 AM (Bilingual)

6:30 PM (Youth)

Latin Mass 1:30 PM (2nd Sunday of the Month)

5315 Tieton Dr.

Yakima, WA 98908

509-966-0830

Fax: 509-965-1742 www.holyfamilyyakima.org

office@holyfamilyyakima.org

Weekdays

In the Chapel

Mon. 7:00 AM

Communion Service 12:15 PM

Tue. 7:00 AM & 12:15 PM

Wed. 7:00 AM & 12:15 PM

Thurs. 7:00 AM & 12:15 PM

Fri. 7:00 AM & 12:15 PM

Saturday

8:15 AM

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Annual Priest vs Seminarians Soccer Game 2018

2 TEAMS 1 MISSION

SUNDAY, AUGUST 5TH, 2018

MARQUETTE STADIUM

GATES OPEN AT 4 PM

GAME STARTS AT 6 PM

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SEMINARIANS! Bishop Tyson has encouraged us to pray for vocations to the priesthood and religious life.

Jacob Sevigny is studying in Mundelein Seminary. Please keep him and those who are

considering vocations in your prayers.

Sacred Heart Radio 88.1FM

THE LORD IS OUR SHEPHERD. SECOND READING

Ephesians 2:13-18 Christ has reconciled us with God and united us in peace.

GOSPEL READING Mark 6:30-34

Jesus invites his disciples to rest after their ministry, and Jesus is moved with pity for the crowds who pursue them.

FIRST READING Jeremiah 23:1-6

The Lord promises to shepherd his people Israel.

READINGS FOR NEXT WEEK 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time

July 29, 2018 1st Reading: 2 Kings 4:42-44

2nd Reading: Ephesians 4:1-6

Gospel: John 6:1-15

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Family demands can make us feel like Jesus and the twelve apostles. We wish for times of relaxation and renewal, but there are er-rands to do, household chores to keep up with, volunteer commitments to keep. These are all good things, but we can be left feeling drained and tired as we try to keep up. Per-haps we might take the opportunity this week to give ourselves permission to find the rest and relaxation that Jesus seeks for his disciples in today’s Gospel. One of the gifts we can give to one another in our family life is assistance in finding the time and space to renew ourselves through prayer. When you gather together as a family this week, bring your family calendar. Together review your family calendar and spend some time reflecting on you family activities. In particular, ask if your family has an appro-priate amount of time for rest and relaxation. If not, discuss ways in which this time for renewal might be included in the week ahead. Read together today’s Gospel, Mark 6:30-34. Notice how Jesus tried to find time and space for his disciples to rest and relax after they returned from their mission. Con-clude in prayer together, asking God to help us find time to renew ourselves so that we might be better disciples of Jesus. Pray to-gether the Lord’s Prayer. PREPARES

Prepares offers a wide range of support to preg-nant women and families

with children up to the age of five that are free of charge and open to people

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Holy Family Parish – Camp Hope On July 7, Holy Family announced that the parish has formed a Camp Hope Ministry. For those of you who don't know, Camp Hope is Yakima's Low Barrier Emergency Shelter. This is a shelter where individuals and families in serious need can find a safe place to lay their head, obtain a much needed meal, and most

importantly receive a helping hand on their roads to recovery. The least of our brethren are welcome here. (Matthew 25)

HF has set up a separate bank account where people may donate to 'Holy Family-Camp Hope'. These funds will be administered by HF parishion-ers and will be used to purchase needed items for the Camp, located behind the U-Haul warehouse on east Nob Hill Road.

Because of the generosity of the Holy Family parishioners, we have already raised $6,000 as of July 13. What an amazing Parish!

We have ordered two 20'x32', all-weather surplus used military tents for fami-lies at the Camp. These tents will provide shelter for up to 8 families. With shipping, the tents cost $5,786, and should be delivered by July 25.

For further information please contact the HF office at 509-966-0830 or: Tyler Shepherd 509-424-0669, Linda Iasella 509-966-8644, Jim Perko 509-388-8481, Steve Sybouts 509-949-6945

Volunteer Services is

looking for volun-

teers who like to

drive. Help low-

income elders and adults with disabilities who

need transportation to the doctor, dentist, or

grocery store. We will work with your schedule

and reimburse for mileage. Volunteer Services, a

program of Catholic Charities Serving Central

Washington, is a partnership between caring

volunteers and low-income elders and adults

with disabilities which helps them continue living

independently. For information about how you

can help, call Lou Ann Desgrosellier at 509-965-

7105.

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“HOLY GROUNDS” after Mass Fellowship

Coffee and donuts every weekend. Coffee hours

will follow the 7:00, 9 :00, & 11:00am Masses. Come

visit and have a some coffee, doughnuts and more.

Using the outdoors and the sacraments for the formation of

fathers and their sons age 6 to 18.

Join Us!

1st Thursday of the month 7-8pm

Holy Family Church Classroom •Monthly meeting & campout/activity

•Learn outdoor skills, life skills •Foster your faith and love for the sacraments and vocations

Call John Lynch for info 509-966-3732

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WELCOME TO HOLY FAMILY CHURCH If you are looking for a church home or if this is your first time at our parish we invite you to become a member of Holy Family. Be

sure to pick up a registration card at the Welcoming Desk or call the Parish Office at 966-0830 and we will be glad to assist you.

Announcements

Rachel’s Vineyard

is a post-abortion recovery program for all those affected by abortion, such as the mother, father, grandparents and siblings, friends and medical practition-ers who have conducted the abortions.

Rachel’s Vineyard is a safe place to renew, rebuild and redeem hearts bro-ken by abortion. Weekend retreats offer you a supportive, confidential and non-judgmental environment where women and men can express, release and recon-cile painful post-abortive emotions to begin the process of restoration, renew-al and healing. See rachelsvineyard.org for more information.

If God is calling you to hope and healing OR to minister to those in need of hope and healing here in our local community, please contact Lisa Pe-tersen (509-421-7847 or lisape-tersen65@gmail.com) for more infor-mation. Your call will be kept com-pletely confidential.

Married Singles Lifestyle-The Married

Singles Lifestyle describes couples that

may have lost a sense of closeness they

once had as marriage partners and are

living more like roommates.

Retrouvaille teaches couples how to sur-

vive times like these in their marriages.

This program has helped tens of thou-

sands of couples experiencing difficulty

at all levels of marital distress from disil-

lusionment to deep misery. Retrouvaille

is for any couple who would like to re-

discover their marriage and improve

communication. For confidential infor-

mation or to register for the September

7-9, 2018 Spokane weekend call (509)

520-4118 or (800) 470-2230 or visit the

This weekend is the Collection for the Special Collection for Priest

Retirement and Seminarian Education. This special and important collection supports our 14 retired priests who have faithfully served our community for many years. We especially lift up the memory of Fr. Thomas Lane, who recently passed away on May 11, 2018. Or-dained to the priesthood on May 23, 1964, he was an inspiring ex-ample of pastoral care with over 50 years as a priest. There will be up to 14 men studying for the priesthood in the fall of 2018. These men will serve us in the diocese. Your generosity makes it possible for them to share in the life of the Church and grow closer to Christ. Please be generous to the second collection! To learn more about the col-lection, please visit www.yakimadiocese.net.

Workshops for Catechists Central Washington Catholic Foundation is sponsoring three regional bilingual work-shops for catechists. Workshops will be offered August 6, 7 and 8 from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. each evening. Workshops will feature an hour-long Q&A session for DREs and CREs, dinner, and presentations for cate-chists in English and Spanish by veteran catechists Sue Schuttinger, from RCL Ben-ziger, and Catalina Zepeda, of the Diocese of Phoenix. Locations are as follows:

Monday, August 6 St. Andrew Parish, Ellensburg,

Tuesday, August 7 Holy Spirit Parish, Kennewick,

Wednesday, August 8 Holy Apostles Parish, East Wenatchee RSVP for your parish representatives by phone at 509-972-3732 or by e-mail at jchapman@cwcatholicfoundation.org.

THE DIOCESE OF YAKIMA • PASTORAL OFFICE LA DIÓCESIS DE YAKIMA • CENTRO PASTORAL

5301-A TIETON DRIVE • YAKIMA, WA 98908 • 509/965-7117 • FAX 509/966-8334 • info@yakimadiocese.net

Summer 2018 My Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

As an abundance of new life breaks forth around us at this time of the year, I take this opportunity to send my greetings to you and your families and to express my deepest gratitude to all of you for your very generous spiritual and financial support over the years of our retired priests and our seminarians in formation.

It has been your continued generosity that has supported the needs of those priests who have served for many years. We especially lift up the memory of Fr. Thomas Lane, who recently passed away on May 11, 2018. Ordained to the priesthood on May 23, 1964, he was an inspiring example of pastoral care with over 50 years as a priest. In 2017, your marvelous response to the Special Collection for Priest Retirement and Seminarian Education resulted in the Church collecting a total of $247,017 towards funding these two most important needs. God has indeed blessed His local Church with generous hearts!

We expect the tradition of fine men responding to the call of the Lord, to serve the Church, to continue as we prepare for up to 14 men to be in study for the priesthood in the fall of 2018. The education and formation of men for the priesthood involves annual funding at the level of $50,900 per year, per seminarian. With so many men studying for or discerning the priesthood in the fall, the total cost to the local Church is projected to be $712,200 for the coming school year. The future of the leadership and priestly ministry and service for the Church depends in great part upon your continued generosity, as in years past, to this vital need.

Currently projected financial funding for our retired priests (and for the remainder of us who will retire) for the next ten years is underfunded by $970,000. For our seminarians, the “financial picture” is even more challenging. Currently projected financial funding for the next ten years is underfunded by $6.1 million, leaving the future funding for formation of men for priesthood a grave concern here in the Diocese of Yakima.

To ensure transparency, I should like to advise you that the urgency of these needs is in part due to the insufficient funding of the five-year Capital Campaign for Priest’s Retirement and Seminarian Education, launched in 2005. This campaign has collected $4,816,970 of the $5,250,000 goal set for the Campaign. That goal was based on what the fundraisers suggested we could realistically raise. Despite the generosity of many to this Campaign, we were not able to reach our goal. Fortunately, we continue to receive grants and scholarships, as well as other funds raised in the diocese. That is why this Special Collection is being taken up again this summer, as our once-a-year effort to ensure that the necessary funding for these worthy causes is in place for the coming year.

In closing, while I realize that these are difficult financial times for families and individuals, I ask, on behalf of those who have served you over the decades, as well as for those who will serve you in the future, that you please be as generous as your means allow.

With every best wish and blessing,

Yours in Christ, Most Reverend Joseph J. Tyson Bishop of Yakima JJT/mgg [signature electronically applied] Fr. Bill Shaw Fr. Tom Lane Fr. John Shaw Michael Kelly Daniel Sanchez William Lane (active pastor) (Nov. 1, 1927 – (senior priest) (Current Seminarians) May 11, 2018)

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DONATIONS

Proceeds help send our youth to camp

If you are feeling called to

for middle school or high school and want to help out,

please contact Freddie at 965-3471 or 439-1514

YOUTHMASS NEEDS YOU!!!

Lectors

Eucharistic

Ministers

Altar Servers

Ushers

Please prayerfully

consider taking part in the Youth

Mass.

Training available

Call Freddie’s

Office 965-3471 Or Cell 439-1514

After Youth Mass

& Italian Sodas

SUMMER

YOUTH GROUP (9TH – 12TH grade) Come Join the Fun! This year’s Summer Youth Group is filled with fun times, friendship, and community involvement! Don’t miss out, bring your friends to experience the fellowship of Holy Family Youth Group!

6:30 to 8:00 pm Meet in the Gathering Hall.

Wednesday’s

Christ doesn’t look at His sheepfold in mass numbers; He looks at

His sheep individually and notices when one goes astray. (Mark

6:34) Christ never sees the value of His sheep in the fur on their skin,

the milk they produce, or their lack of blemish. No, He simply sees

their value as a living creature and looks beyond what they do

or have done, and loves them for who and whose they are. We

must shepherd the sheep entrusted to us in the same manner.

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Sacraments/Faith Formation

Infant Baptisms take place on the 1st, 3rd & 5th weekends during Mass; and on the 2nd & 4th Sunday’s in

the chapel at 10:15am.

Parents & Godparents requesting baptism for children are expected to attend two preparation sessions prior

to baptism.

To register, and if you need childcare you must

call the office beforehand. 509-966-5344

Weekly Collection Totals

1st Weekend $14,902.00

2nd Weekend $18,358.00

3rd Weekend $17,504.00

Total for July $50,764.00

Stewardship of Our Treasures

1500 Households

Average Needed Weekly $20,000

July Collection 2018

Baptisms

Children’s Ministries: PRESCHOOL THRU GRADE 5 Middle School Ministries:

GRADES 6, 7 & 8 - Middle School

In today’s gospel, the people keep coming to Jesus and the apostles for help. Jesus understands that his disciples need a break. He invites the twelve apostles to come away and rest. This is the first and only time in Mark’s gospel that the twelve are called “apostles.” This new title shows that the disciples have been faithful to Jesus. In this passage, Jesus responds to the needs of those around him. He cares for the crowd of people who are like sheep without a shepherd. Jesus, the Good Shepherd, begins to teach and help them. Like Jesus, the apostles are to teach and help others too. Family Question: • When do you need time to rest? • Why is Jesus like a Good Shepherd? • How does Jesus show us how to live as his followers?

GRAB A BEAD

Join the KC’s in praying the ROSARY

in honor of the un-born. It will prayed

on Saturday, July

28th af-ter the 5:00pm Mass.

Next Sessions August 28th

September 4th

Are you, or someone you know who,

interested in the Catholic faith and par-

ticipating in the process of the

RCIA? Maybe you would like to com-

plete your Sacraments of Initia-

tion. We meet every other Tuesday in

the Church Hall Classroom. Please

“Come and See” the richness and love

that is offered through Christ and His

Church. For more information, please

call Amy Baumgardner at the Adult

Faith Formation office 966-5344, or

the Parish office at 966-0830. Please

call if childcare is needed, 966-5344 or

966-0788.

CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Christ the

Teacher

Excellence in Education

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RCIA

Sharing the light Gift Shop Summer Hours

Saturdays: 4:30 pm to Mass at 5:00 pm; 6:00 pm to 6:30 pm Sundays: 7:30 am to 11:00 am �

Closures: Saturday, July 7-Sunday, July 15 Open again: Sat. July 21, Sunday July 22; 28-29

Aluminum Cans Needed for Kc’s. Proceeds go toward Seminarian education. Bring them to boxes located in the front parking lot.

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Elizabeth Ministry is a wonderful ministry in our parish that takes time to con-gratulate new parents and we come our new ‘lil’ one into

our faith community. Welcome bags are available in the church foyer or the parish office. These are filled with goodies and helpful information. We are looking for new team members to help welcome new families into our community. If you are interested in joining the Elizabeth Minis-try team, please call Amy at 966-5344. Elizabeth Ministry Bereavement offers support for women who have suffered the loss of a baby to miscarriage. In this time of grief and questions please call Christine Levitan at 901-4995 to receive helpful information and r esources. And if you wish, the opportunity to talk with someone who has been through this diffi-cult experience. If you are interested in volunteering with one of the Elizabeth Ministry teams, please contact Amy at the Office of Adult Faith Formation, 966-5344, for more information.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Chaplet of Divine Mercy is sung on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 4:00 pm. Adora-tion: Tuesdays from 8:00am to 5:45pm ending with Benediction.

HOLY FAMILY MOMS: If you are interested in sharing ide-

as, talking about your children, connecting with other Catholic Moms or just hanging out, join our group on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month from 9:30 to 11:30 in the Church Classroom. Childcare is available. Questions: Rose Meyer at 966-0788.

HOLY FAMILY NURSERY: Ages 4 and Under The Childcare Center at Holy Family church is available during the Saturday 5:00 pm Mass and Sunday 9:00 am & 11:00 am Masses. We invite all other children to attend Mass with their families.

KNITTING & CROCHETING FOR

JESUS: A prayer shawl ministry: Caring, Comfort and Celebration is what Knitting & Cro-cheting for Jesus does. Knitters & those who Crochet, knit & crochet at home and during our Prayer shawl gatherings. If you know someone who needs Caring or Comfort or has an event to Celebrate please call Mary Patrick at 509-952-1974 or the parish office. More knitters & those who crochet are also needed. Come and Knit or Crochet for Jesus. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday’s of the Month at 9:30 am.

“Exercise & reflection” Join us on Mon-

day & Wednesdays from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. Call Tom Kelleher for more infor-mation at 494-3738. All adults (22 and

older) are welcome!!!!!

Ministries & Groups

PRAISERCISE Mon and Wed 1:15 pm

Cardio, Resistance Training , mat work and stretching & short Bible Study.

Bring a water bottle and a mat (I will have some extra mats). Comfortable clothing,

and sneakers which provide good support. Where?

Premier Fitness 5110 Tieton Dr. #340 (Glenwood Square 3rd Floor) Questions? Call Jill Carroll

at 965-0296

SEWING MINISTRY Can you sew? Every Tuesday morning to make linens and vestments for our priests. Perhaps giving one year to this ministry could be your gift to the church. They meet every Tuesday from 9:30 to Noon in the Brides room off the church foyer.

FLOWER REMEMBRANCE • Joseph Anna: In loving memory of

Earl Anna, father of Joseph Anna on the anniversary of his death, July 18th

• Jo Tyrell Morse, Susan, Jerry, Scott, Linda and five grandchildren and two grandsons: In loving memory of “Zero” Morse on his birthday, July 18th.

• Dolores Brusic: In loving memory of Leland (Red) Rheaume on the an-niversary of his death.

• Ed & Maryellen Reinhart & family: In loving memory of Joseph Polaski on the anniversary of his death, July 23rd.

• Vi Lessard & family: In loving memory of my husband Don J. Les-sard on the anniversary of his death, July 21st.

• Janet Kirby & Stephen Cox & Lilli-an Hammett: In loving memory of Paul Payne on the anniversary of his death, July 27th.

• Ken & Jean Bongers: In loving memory of the deceased Opitz, Bennett, Simkins and Bongers fam-ily members.

PRAYER HOTLINE: For any prayer requests call Barb McKin-

ney at 945-0477 or email: rbmckinney84@gmail.com

If you’d like to become a member of the prayer hotline please call Barb.

Catholics Returning Home If you are a Catholic who has been away from the Church for a while,

or know someone who has, this program is for you. Our faith community is in-complete without you. No matter how long you have been away, and for what-ever reason, we invite you to consider renewing your relationship with the Catholic Church. Brochures are at the end of the pews or at the welcome desk in the foyer. For more information con-tact Amy at the adult faith formation office.

CURSILLO The Cursillo Movement seeks to remind laity of their unique role in the world as Christians and

empower a Christian life. Contact: John McKean, 509-317-2134.

ALTAR SERVERS WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN MASS IN A DEEPER WAY?

Call Parish Office 509-966-0830

HELP STOP ABORTION! Please join Nathan Stone in representing Holy Family’s crusade against abortion.

Tuesdays 9-10 am Wednesday 9:00 to 11:00am.

People committed to ending abortion walk with signs in front of Planned Parenthood abortion clinic on 11th & Tieton Dr. Call Nathan at 966-3216 for information.

The Yakima Diocese has a sexual abuse hotline for those who wish to report some incident concerning that issue as regards to a bishop, priest, deacon or diocesan employee or volunteer. Please call

(888) 276-4490.

If you have wondered about how to plan a vigil and funeral liturgy

contact Deacon Jim at 945-5432 after 4pm

MEN’S GROUP ALL MEN are invited to join the

Monday or Friday Men’s group for the summer!

Mon. at 7 pm and Fri. at 6am in the Gathering Hall.

Nathan A. O’Connor, D.D.S.

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