third sunday of lent week three: philippines
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MASS TIMES: Daily - Monday through Thursday: Noon Friday: 9AM WESTSIDE: 1st & 3rd Thursday: 6:30AM WEEKENDS: Saturday: 9AM; Saturday Vigil: 5PM, Sunday: Downtown: 7:30AM, 9:30AM, 11:30AM, 5PM
WESTSIDE CHAPEL: 8:30AM, 10:30AM RECONCILIATION TIMES: Thursday: 11:00AM Saturday: 10AM, 3PM
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DOWNTOWN: 1208 11th Ave. SE, Olympia, WA 98501 | WESTSIDE: 1835 Overhulse Rd. NW, Olympia, WA 98502 E‐MAIL: [email protected] | WEBSITE: saintmichaelparish.org | FACEBOOK: facebook.com/saintmichaelparish
PHONE: 360.754.4667 | OFFICE HOURS: Monday ‐ Friday 9AM– 5PM PASTOR: Fr. Jim Lee | PAROCHIAL VICAR: Fr. Michael Wagner DEACONS: Rob Rensel, Ronnie San Nicolas & John Bergford
March 23, 2014 Third Sunday of Lent
SAINT MICHAEL PARISH
week three: philippines
“This is a good house, and a community full of good people who waited for their own homes because they believed our family needed a dry place the most.”
- Annaliza Leban, who gave birth to triplets just days before her home was destroyed by Typhoon Bopha.
Olympia, WA
PASTOR’S NOTEBOOKPASTOR’S NOTEBOOK——March 23March 23
“Ah, Jesus, fountain of life, make me drink a cup of the living water from you so that,
having tasted you, I thirst for eternity for nothing other than You!” As we enter the third week of Lent, we move from Guatemala to the Philippines, from Horeb to Jacob’s well in Samaria. It is my hope that, praying daily with the Rice Bowl, your Lenten journey may grow deep in understanding Catholic Social Teaching as lived out in our everyday lives. We are always disciples of Jesus, always learning, always seeking to imitate Christ more and more. This week our EMPOWERED! program, Financial Peace University enters its final week. The lesson is entitled, “The Great Misunderstanding.” It centers on the true meaning of Stewardship – that all is a gift from God and that we are not owners but stewards, that is, managers of all that God has gifted to us. This is a powerful lesson and I invite anyone who would want to join us throughout this week to do so. There is a class every evening at 6:30 p.m. in the Multi-purpose Room in the Parish Center. As Jesus encounters the Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well, there is a “great misunderstanding” on her part. Jesus, in His wisdom, helps the woman come to understanding and then faith in Him. This transforms her life and that of many of the town’s people. Can we allow this to happen to us with regard to our practice of stewardship? Can we allow Jesus to lead us into greater giving of our time, talents and treasure so as to only thirst to be more and more like Him, the greatest giver of all? Next Sunday, March 30th is Celebration Sunday! Please plan on joining our present and past graduates of FPU in giving thanks to God for all that God has done in us and through us these past 9 weeks of EMPOWERED! Festivities begin in the Downtown Church at 1:00 p.m. There will be prayer, witnessing, entertainment, food and lots of joy!
You may have missed Dean Mbuzi’s reflection last week since it was in the back of the bulletin. If so, please read it on our website. Just follow the link from the front page at www.saintmichaelparish.org. Lenten blessings to you all!
In Christ I love you, please pray for me,
P.S. Don’t forget Reconciliation every Friday in Lent from 6-7 PM before Stations of the Cross, and afterward as needed. The light is on for you!
SCRIPTURE READINGS
For the complete readings, visit the USCCB website at:
www.usccb.org
03.23 Sunday 7:30 AM - Harold Russell 8:30 AM - Bernadette D. Wiemann & Evangelis Babuta 9:30 AM - Mario T. Lopez 10:30 AM - Norma OCampo 11:30 AM - Terry Baldwin 5:00 PM - People of St. Michael
03.24 Monday Noon - Charlie Zirbel
03.25 Tuesday Noon - JoAnn Gray
03.26 Wednesday Noon - Funeral Mass
03.27 Thursday 6:30 AM [WS] - Robert Lynch Noon - George Polyak
03.28 Friday 9:00 AM - Rosario Neri10:30 AM - Mass at Woodland - Bonaventure
03.29 Saturday 9:00 AM - Eric Blomberg 5:00 PM - Gary Ficca
03.30 Sunday 7:30 AM - Anisia Magpantay 8:30 AM - Bob Moreland 9:30 AM - Andy & Jean Lechner 10:30 AM - Henrietta Carlton 11:30 AM - Elaine Rohrbough 5:00 PM - People of St. Michael
PLEASE PRAY FOR... Laura Hackstadt Marc Bolton Emylou Winterbottom James Jensen John Cadoo Jonas William Aubin Jack Mingle Jim Swan Linda Phillips Roy Proctor Theresa Jess Chris & Lisa Schramm Chi Nguyen Ngoc-Lan Nguyen Deidre McNamara Sally Beltran John McKillip Kathleen Downey Shari Larson Joana Vaya Houplin Virginia O’Neill Bret Jackie Jean O’Keefe Steve Toomey Debbie McKinley Stormy Morris & Family Karin Arnold Charline Butterfield Lorna Pellegrini Gene & Eileen Putscher Lawrence Weisser Norma Bolton Patricia Alder Paul Krech Colbey Raye Smith Marcus & Mandy Fowler Ryan, Harmony, Davis Family Jan Putnam Miranda Sharp Chris Harris Trudy Garland
Bryan Johnson Dixie Maske Virginia Stone Alice Baldo Laura Woodfin Jackie Brinkley The Cosgrove Family Johnny Lewis Samantha Rowell Lisa Riley & Family Kathy Pool Mary Anderson Lane Dorcy Madelyn Gault Chinwe Nwankwo Ed Roque Janice Schmidt JoAnn Brown Warren & Rosalie Ballew Eileen Kapust Ingeborg Hamblen Mary Goldenberger Loop Doug Ragan Steve Ragan Theresa Ragan River Pawlak Hilary Borngesser Tom Ragan Norma Ordiz Russell Hendrick Jerry Hendrick Yvette Villarubia Aubrey Gardner Frank Majeski Margaret Lensegrav Kathleen Wycisk Donna Benak Pat O’Neil Terezia Marlowe The LaBouf Family Adam LaBouf Rosanne Burns Dottie LaGant Charlie Kidwell Jim McKinley
If you or someone you know is homebound and wishes to
receive Holy Communion at home please call Bene at the
Parish Office at (360) 292-7143
Next Sunday March 30
Fourth Sunday of Lent Gospel:
John 9:1-41
This Sunday March 23
Third Sunday of Lent Gospel:
John 4:5-42
MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS
Second Banns of Marriage
Mary Kutch and Scott Ferris
Connec ng ministries to ministers — without strings.
Plug in. Do ministry. Unplug.
In gratitude for the gifts we have received from God,
parishioners and visitors made a joyful return to the Lord:
Weekly Stewardship Offertory Goal $52,959.00
Sunday Offertory March 9, 2013$58,553.04
Sunday Offertory March 16, 2013 $46,788.00
Little House Offering $46.98 (Mar 9) | $82.50 (Mar 16)
Thank you for Placing God First!
SACRIFICIAL GIVING
Vocation Monstrance
Beginning March 25, we will be part of the archdiocesan project to pray for vocations to the priesthood and religious life. The Blessed Sacrament will be housed in a special monst rance that i s traveling around the
archdiocese for this time of prayer and discernment. The monstrance will be used throughout the month of April.
What: Help prepare and serve food for the Empowered Graduation Celebration When: Friday, March 28: 5:00 – 9:00 pm. Saturday, March 29: 9:00 – 12:00 am., 1:00 – 4:00 pm., 5:00 – 8:00 pm. Sunday, March 30: 11:00 am. – 1:00 pm.; 1:00 – 4:00 pm. Where: The Gathering Space and Multipurpose Room kitchens Time Required: Choose a 2 – 4 hour shift above Contact: Chad Steinbrecher at [email protected] or (360) 918-2332
What: Help celebrate with the children at the Empowered Graduation Celebration by assisting with a variety of children’s games. When: Sunday, March 30: 2:00 – 4:00 pm. Where: Multipurpose Room Time Required: 2 hours Contact: Diane Steinbrecher at [email protected] or (360) 918-2332
What: Set-up and decorate for Empowered Graduation Celebration. When & Where: Saturday, March 29: 3:00 – 5:00 pm. in the Gym and Multipurpose Room 5:00 – 8:00 p.m. in the Gathering Space. Sunday, March 30 11:30 – 1:00 pm. in the Gathering Space Time Required: 2 – 3 hour shift listed above. Contact: Kateri Neal at [email protected] or (360) 870-4630
GIVING MURALS St. Michael parishioners generously serve each other and the community in many ways. From St. Vincent de Paul to the Food Bank and The Other Bank; from Pregnancy Aid to the Community Kitchen; from Shoulder to Shoulder to Drexel House; there are many opportunities for us to share our time and financial help. By supporting these and other ministries, together we can do much good.
Are we as generous with our family, friends, and neighbors who are hurting or might need financial assistance? Have we brought a meal to a neighbor recovering from illness or surgery? Have we ever volunteered to pay the rent or electric bill for a family member who is experiencing financial difficulties? Have we ever invited a disabled parishioner to attend Mass with us? Have we ever offered to purchase groceries for a friend currently without a job? Some of us may even have the means to do a very large scale act of kindness toward another individual or family.
Praying for and comforting others is easy, but reaching out, one-on-one, and offering help can be a lot more challenging. Many of our parishioners are indeed sharing their gifts on a one-on-one basis. In this Empowered! to Serve series, we encourage everyone to give more thought to this rewarding way of living out the gospel mandate to love one another.
The Giving Murals, debuting this weekend in the Gathering Space and at the Westside, are created to reflect the generosity of our St. Michael community. Please use the stickers provided to make a brief note of the time, talent, or treasure that you or someone you know has cared enough to give, and place it on the mural. These examples of your generosity will beautify the design and create a mural of caring that will grace and inspire us. The many uses of our gifts expressed on the murals will encourage us and reaffirm our commitment to living our discipleship.
Well done good and faithful servant. Come and share in your master’s joy.
Empowered! to Serve
JUSTCARE BAGS As you leave Mass today, friendly folks will offer you “JustCare Packages”. These are your donations to be given out to people who are without a stable home and live on the streets and in shelters. There are many ways to make sure your packages get to folks who can use them:
· Keep in your car to hand out to folks on the street or those with signs at traffic stops · Donate to: Interfaith Works Women’s Shelter – at First Christian Church - 701 Franklin St. Family Support Center – 201 Capitol Way N SideWalk – 1139 5th Ave. SE Bread and Roses – 1320 8th Ave. SE Drexel House – 604 Devoe St. SE Union Gospel Mission – 413 Franklin St. NE
JustCare packages can easily be made up at home and donated in many different ways to people who need them. Thank you for your generosity and participation in this project. Every little bit helps. “To love God and neighbor is not something abstract, but profoundly concrete: it means seeing in every person the face of the Lord to be served, to serve him concretely. And you are, dear brothers and sisters, in the face of Jesus.” (Pope Francis, Address during Visit at the Homeless Shelter “Dona Di Maria,” 5/21/13)
Empowered!
to Live Intentionally
Goal for the Week:
Adults- Clean out your closet and drawers;
donate useable items you do not wear.
Children- Only take as much food as you will eat (try not to waste) and say a prayer of thankfulness for what you receive.
NEXT WEEK!
St. Michael Parish-Wide Celebration Sunday, March 30, 2014
1:00 – 4:00 pm Come and celebrate the faithfulness of God as we journey together “EMPOWERED!” to
place God first in all things. Please come enjoy food, fun, and
celebration together.
“Do you not know that the runners in the stadium all run in the race, but only one wins the
prize? Run so as to win. “ - 1 Corinthians 9:24
EMPOWERED!
Family Empowered Experience Pack Presents
What’s the Buzz with Super Stewie Have you met my friend Spencer Spender? He is one of the happiest bugs I know. He’s such a carefree, good- hearted little cricket, but sometimes he gets himself in sticky situations with his money because he doesn’t make a good plan. I think all you Empowered Kids can help Spencer this week with his latest predicament. Check out the comic on page 33 of your Family Empowered Pack or go to the parish website and hit the “Stewie Button”. Draw a great ending for this great little bug! Spencer Spender
Help me pick out a birthday present for Stewie!
FAMILY HOLY HOUR ON THE FEAST OF DIVINE MERCY The Family Holy Hour for the month of April is rescheduled to Sunday, April 27, 2014 (Feast of Divine Mercy) from 2:15 pm - 3:15 pm at the downtown Saint Joseph Chapel. Come as a family and spend time with Jesus in prayer and Eucharistic Adoration. Refreshments will be served following the Family Holy Hour. For more information, contact Deacon Ronnie San Nicolas ([email protected] or 360-250-6626).
PRIME TIMERS: ALL SENIORS (62+) ARE WELCOME!
Monday, March 31, Planning Committee meeting 10:00 AM in Gathering Space Room 2.
Tuesday, April 8, Potluck lunch in the Gathering Space at 1:00 PM (after noon Mass).
Prime Timers Ian and Evelyn Larson will present a slide show and share stories about last fall’s pilgrimage with Fr. Jim to Spain, France and Portugal. Lasagna and bread provided. Please bring a salad or dessert to share.
The Sunday brunch April 20 at 11:30 AM, Location TBA.
Tuesday, May 13, 2014 bus trip to The Grotto in Portland, Oregon is full. Registrations are still available at the parish office or on the Prime Timers site online if you are interested in being placed on the waiting list.
For more information regarding Prime Timers, please call Cecilia Brennan at the parish office, 360-292-7119 or check the parish website at: http://saintmichaelparish.org/134.
SAINT MICHAEL PARISH “JOURNEY OF THE HEART” Mexico Mission Trip—Spring 2014
What do you do on a mission trip?
Pray with, live with & serve our brothers and sisters in Christ living in dire poverty in Juarez, Mexico.
Who should go?
Led by Deacon John, this is a trip for families & parishioners of any age who want to experience God’s presence while working with the poor.
Sign-up time is limited. Applications due April 4th! Applications available at the office.
Where: Centro del Espiritu Santo — Juarez, Mexico
When: Leave — May 3, 2014 | Return — May 10, 2014
How: Fly to El Paso, TX then drive into Mexico.
Cost: $600.00 (Installment arrangements & Financial Aid available)
SMALL FAITH SHARING COMMUNITIES If you build it, they will come.
Small Faith Sharing Communities is laying down the framework for the Easter session, scheduled for April 27 – June 8. Facilitators — sign up today to welcome members aboard for registration, which begins next week on March 30. Materials, format, and training provided. See parish website or contact Tom Targus at [email protected] for more details.
NEW BIBLE STUDIES Our Spring Bible Study series will begin the week of March 31. We are offering three new studies on Mondays at 7:00pm. These include Exodus and Galatians, both from the Great Adventure Studies series and a study entitled Mission of the Messiah, Luke’s presentation of Jesus as the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecy of the Messiah. For more information or to sign up, check the website or contact Cecilia Brennan at (360)292-7119.
PARISH HAPPENINGS
SAVE THE DATE!!! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1-2:30 PM Seminar on Long Term Care with Bruce Bamford in the Gathering Space. Get answers to your questions!
Dear Parishioners,
Our Lenten journey is fully underway here at St. Michael Parish School. After a festive, high-energy Mardi Gras celebration, we prayerfully transitioned to Lent through a beautiful Ash Wednesday Mass. During Lent, our school community is deeply engaged in prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Our Lenten Rice Bowls were distributed after Mass and they are designed to help students and families practice these three core aspects of Lent. The Lenten Rice Bowls contain a beautiful daily prayer and a Catholic Relief Services website with additional resources to help us celebrate this season. We are beginning each Monday of Lent with Stations of the Cross in our school gym and closing each week with a Friday Mass. We are currently looking ahead to our 2014-2015 school year and planning for another exciting year of high academic achievement and transformative faith development for our students. Please encourage your family, friends, neighbors, and fellow parishioners to contact our school office to sign up for a school tour. We are currently seeking to build enrollment in next year’s kindergarten, third and eighth grade classes.
Blessings,
Connor Geraghty
Principal
ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL
Rachel Yabut
Steward for EDGE & Campus Ministry
Chris Peterson
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Living Your Strengths at St. Michael Parish
WE ARE CREATED AND CALLED
Excerpt from ‘StrengthsQuest on the College Campus’,
Gallup StrengthsQuest™ Strengths Vocational Advising Template of Lee University
Written by Larry Braskamp
The most basic issue in vocation is to establish a listening, obedient, love relationship with God. He first calls us into relationship with Himself.
Then God calls us to become the person He created us to be and to get done what He created us to do.
When Jesus was asked to name the most important commandment, He said: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart soul, mind, and strength, and love your neighbor as yourself.” As we commit our lives to loving God and others with the abilities He has given us, the very best thing that we can ever do is to fulfill God’s purpose and plan for our lives
Do you remember when you first received the print out with your words?
What is your reaction now? What role do your talents play in answering God’s
call in your life? Do you love talking about Living Your Strengths?
You are invited to the return of Strengths Conversations every 2nd Wednesday
Beginning Wednesday, April 9, 6:30 PM, Parish Center Room 7.
Planning Ahead? …Our next Living Your
Strengths Discovery Series, autumn of 2014,
For more information contact Kathy Steinbrecher at [email protected]
CRS Rice Bowl and the
USCCB’s Catholic Relief
Services (CRS) Collec on
During Lent, Catholics in the United States have two different opportuni es to
support the Church’s global mission to assist the poor.
What is the CRS Rice Bowl?
CRS Rice Bowl is a faith forma on program that
provides resources for use in parish and school
community se ngs, with complementary
materials for families to foster their faith life
at home.
CRS Rice Bowl offers simple, yet powerful, ways
for parishes, schools, and families to bring
Lenten spirituality to life.
By par cipa ng in the tradi onal Lenten prac-
ces of prayer, fas ng, and almsgiving through
CRS Rice Bowl, Catholics in the US are making a
posi ve difference in the lives of our brothers
and sisters who are most in need.
CRS Rice Bowl began on Ash Wednesday,
March 5, 2014 and ends with Easter Sunday,
April 20, 2014.
What is the CRS Collec on?
The CRS Collec on is one of the twelve na onal
collec ons established by the bishops of the
United States and represents our community of
faith at work in the world. The CRS Collec on
theme, Help Jesus in Disguise, reminds us of
the presence of Christ in every one of our
brothers and sisters in need.
The bishops encourage us to view the na onal
collec on in light of stewardship and sharing. It
is right and just that we give something back,
helping people in our na on and worldwide to
live be er and grow in the love of Jesus.
The na onal date for the CRS Collec on is
always Laetare Sunday, the fourth Sunday of
Lent. This year, it falls on the weekend of
March 29‐30, 2014. As a Stewardship Parish,
we contribute 10% of our regular collec on.
SANCTITY OF LIFE COMMITTEE
and
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
“Day of the Unborn Child”
On Tuesday, March 25th,
The Feast of the Annunciation
PLEASE COME ANY TIME FROM 9:00 PM TO Midnight TO THE ST. MICHAEL’S ST. JOSEPH’S CHAPEL
WE WILL PRAY THAT ALL PARENTS WILL CHOOSE LIFE
Why is the Feast of the
Annunciation so important
to the pro-life movement?
In recent years perceptive pro-life
parents began annual celebrations of their
children's "First Days" nine months before
their birthdays--recognizing that if every day
practices don’t reflect the reality of their
beliefs they send destructively mixed
message.
Though many of them were faithful
Christians, few of them recognized that
Christ's “first day” passed by every year with no celebration, virtually unnoticed by the majority
of believers. And this was no ordinary “first day”--this was what Christians call the Incarnation-
-the moment God became man. As the word “incarnate” (to be made flesh) implies, this was fully
accomplished not when Jesus reached adulthood, or was revealed to the world at his birth--it
happened when he took on human flesh at his conception in Mary’s womb. If the Christian
community as a whole does not consistently recognize and honor the conception and prenatal life
of Christ who is God, then it should come as no surprise that the secular world has so little
regard for the newly conceived life of an "unplanned" child, who is neither divine nor anxiously
awaited nor announced by angelic herald, but is simply unwanted, like so many others
SCHEDULE INFORMATION: 9:00PM to 10:00PM (Knights and Ladies from St. George Parish)
10:00PM to 11:00PM (Knights and Ladies from Sacred Heart Parish)
11:00PM to Midnight (Knights and Ladies from St. Michael Parish)
Questions: Call Tom Hruska 360-561-5548