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6TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM February 16, 2020
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Fr Riccardo
February 17th – February 23rd
9am Mass Monday
†Doyle McGee M/M Larry Meilleur
9am Mass Tuesday
All Unknown Souls Anna & Son Nguyen
5:30pm Mass Wednesday
†Jose Pedro Velasco M/M Wm. Martell
9am Mass Thursday
†Gladys Torres Malie Vazquez
7th Sunday in Ordinary Time
5pm Mass SATURDAY
†Robert Lyons Carol Hix
9am Mass SUNDAY
†Jovita Crissman Dan & Julianne O’Brien
11:45am Mass SUNDAY
Our Parish Family Fr. Jack
SACRAMENT OF FORGIVENESS
(Penance, Reconciliation, Confession) Saturday from 4:00pm-4:30pm
Or at any other time By Appointment
BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL
ALWAYS OPEN FOR PRAYER & ADORATION
On Thursday, Gov. Stitt and Attorney General Mike Hunter
announced the state had gained access to the three drugs
necessary to resume executions in Oklahoma. They must
request dates from the court and won't schedule the first
one for at least 150 days. Archbishop Coakley, on behalf of
the Catholic Conference of Oklahoma released the following
Statement in the wake of this announcement.
“We need to stop spending taxpayer money to kill human
beings. We deserve justice for these heinous crimes, but
we don't end the cycle of violence by committing more
violence. In all of these cases, we lost a life, and the death
penalty only serves to further devalue human dignity. We
have the capability now to punish criminals and protect
society without killing in return. I call on our legislators and
Gov. Stitt to make a change for Oklahoma and choose
non-lethal ways to ensure justice.”
Archbishop Coakley detailed the many problems with
Justification for the death penalty:
For every 10 inmates executed on death row in the United
States since 1976, one inmate has been exonerated
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The taxpayer cost of incarceration for death row inmates
Is more than twice that of inmates with life sentences
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• Multiple studies have shown that use of the death penalty
• offers no deterrent against capital crimes
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• Families of victims routinely testify that executing the
• convicted offers little consolation for their pain and loss.
What’s more, a recent landmark survey of Oklahoma voters
showed that when presented with a choice between the
death penalty and a life sentence for those convicted of
murder, a majority of voters opposed the death penalty.
For these reasons, the Catholic Conference of Oklahoma
has offered overwhelming support for Rep. Jason
Dunnington’s House Bill 2876 which proposes to follow the
lead of more than 20 states by repealing the death penalty.
There are many Catholics who take issue with including
opposition to Capital Punishment as a pro-life issue. But every Pope since St. John Paul II has urged the faithful to defend the dignity of every human life from womb to tomb. Jesus gave us many hard teachings so we should not be caught off guard.
BE PRO-LIFE
END THE CYCLE OF
VIOLENCE
6TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM February 16, 2020
SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH
7:30AM – 5:30PM
EMBASSY SUITES IN NORMAN
All women of the Archdiocese are invited to hear inspiration and motivational speakers at this 13th Annual Conference.
Reconciliation, vendors and a silent auction will also be available. The conference will begin at 8:30 am and conclude with a Mass at 4:30 pm with Archbishop Coakley. The registration fee is $65 through March 1, when it will increase to $75. Registrations can be submitted on the conference website (www.OCWConference.com). Registrations may also be submitted by mail, or by using the form found on the web site. Special room rates are available at the Embassy Suites by calling 866-577-1273 using the group code OCW. .
The spring ball season is March - June and the fall ball season is August - November. The application and scheduling of the Ball field shall be on a first come first served basis with scheduling beginning at 9am on February 15th and July 15th of each year. Priority is given to User(s) who are supporting members of St. Andrew’s, allowing these User(s) to apply February 1st and July 1st. There is
NO AUTOMATIC RENEWAL from season to season or
year to year. Deadline for registration February 25th and July 25th for each year. *****Each team will pay $100 for active parishioners) and $200 for those who are non-contributors) to our parish user fee per season, for the maintenance and upkeep of the fields. This fee will be required, when signed application is turned into St. Andrew’s representative. *****Each team is required to submit a valid Certificate of Insurance naming St Andrew Catholic Church and the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City as ADDITIONAL INSURED in the amount of $100,000.
More information about the conference is available in the brochures in the Commons and on our website www.catholicmen.net. The cost for all the day’s activities (including lunch, snacks, beverages and admission to all presentations) is $59 if mailed or registered online by February 10. Starting February 11th, the cost will be $69, including registration the day of the event. High School students can register anytime for $29 and College Students can register anytime at $39. There will be a special young men’s luncheon for Junior High and High School students.
2020 ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
YOU ARE THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
This appeal funds the day to day operations and mission of the entire Archdiocese. Archbishop Coakley would like all faithful Catholics to begin thinking about what measure of support you will be able to make this year when you receive a pledge envelope. This appeal is distinct from the One Church, Many Disciples capital campaign. ACA SUNDAY WILL BE THE WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 16TH.
Baseball Field Rental
Time
LADIES DAY OUT SAT. FEB. 29th 11 to 2
Cost $55 per person Join Us For A Fun Afternoon Crafting a
Beautiful Piece of Art for Your Home
PAPER QUILTING
Created on a 16x20 canvas, each student will use beautiful patterned papers and vintage labels to create the lovely quilt like pattern. In addition, we will provide lots of vintage buttons, game pieces and pin backs to embellish. Here is the fun part that makes every piece truly unique…we want YOU to bring at least 10 pieces from your own stash from your junk drawer. Old buttons, brooches, pins, keys, patches, etc.
Call the Parish Office to book your seat 799-3334
ANNUAL
CATHOLIC MEN’S
CONFERENCE
FEB. 29TH
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Parish Life
OUR SERVANT LEADERS
Maintenance: Mike Ellis 754-5308
Director of Discipleship & Formation Tommie Tran 754-5309 [email protected]
D & F Secretary: Ann Grover 754-5303
Liturgical Ministries: Nancy Lyle 754-5305
Parish Nurse: Debbie Kamphaus, RN 754-5302
Parish Secretary: Janet Windsor 799-3334 [email protected]
Music Director: Daniel Jack 264-3711
Bookkeeper: Mary Johnson, CPA 754-5304 [email protected]
DEACON ASSOCIATES
Angus Watford 381-2740
Clyde Grover 259-8541
George Fombe 361-8976
Admin. Asst: Jane Mitchell 754-5301
Pastor: Father Jack Feehily 799-5003
Monday, February 17
10:00am SDC-Youth Building (Rec Room)
6:30pm SDC-McConnell Rm.
6:30pm SDC-Youth Building
7:00pm SDC-Room 4
Tuesday, February 18
6:00am SDC-Youth Building
10:00am SDC-Youth Building
6:30pm Boy Scouts-Youth Building
6:30pm SDC-McConnell Rm.
6:30pm Choir Practice
Wednesday, February 19
3:30pm SDC-McConnell Rm.
6:30pm Journey Of Faith
6:30pm JOF Kids
7:00pm Life Nite-Youth Building
Thursday, February 20 10:00am Charismatic Prayer Group-Youth Bldg.
6:00pm St. Vincent de Paul-Rm. 4
6:30pm SDC-McConnell Rm.
7:00pm Bible Study-Romans-Rm. 4
7:00pm Knights-Officers Meeting
Friday, February 21
10:00am Rosary for Homebound & Infirm - SFC
6:00pm SDC-McConnell Rm.
Saturday, February 22
6:30am SDC-McConnell Rm
Sunday, February 23 10:20am Discipleship classes for K-12
10:20am SDC-Room 4
10:20am Caregiver Support-McConnell Rm.
1:00pm Hand Bell Practice-Room 3
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WHERE DO ASH WEDNESDAY
ASHES COME FROM?
We need your palms from last year so that we can burn them and create ashes for Ash Wednesday. Please bring your palms and place them in the basket in the Commons by Sunday, February 23rd.
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Parish Life
2/17 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Baldwin 24
2/19 Mr. & Mrs. Miles Simpson 26
2/20 Mr. & Mrs. Edwardo Aquino 22
2/21 Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Tinkham 16
2/22 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Hall 24
Pray for Us
Faithful Catholics make a habit of remembering others in their daily prayers. Below is a list of parishioners or their family members who are critically or acutely ill or injured. Please call the parish office to let us know that you or a loved one is now on the mend and no longer needs to be on this particular prayer list.
Theresa Aide Kris Ajamie Bailey Anderson Bert Alvarez Annette Balderas Claudio Balderas Janie Balderas Shere Barabasz Gary Bosler Michelle Brewer Ray Brewer Christine Brown Keith Cagle Raymond Catalano Diane Cook Bob Crissman Pat Culbert Maurice Cummings Charlie Cusack Raudel DeLeon Michelle Dundas Pat Dundas Maryanne Engle James Fisher Carlos Garza Kelly Gibbons Juanita Gibson Jerri Gilmore Greg Grover Antonia Guzman Chester Hagnoski Ed Koehl Brenda Kratz Joanne Lane Donna Lewis Lilli Lyon Chris Manley Michelle Massey John Mastalir Donald Mays Rita McCallum William McVay Hilary Montoya Eugene Moreno Roberta Neeley Caroline Newell Catherine Newell Richard Norton Cheryl Painter Jerry Penisten Ron Porter Vincent Riggie Blanca Romero Shannon Saturo Lee Schoo Chris Sexton Landon Smith Angel Swartz Danny Thomas Pattye Thomas Jim Tucker Maria Valdez Patti Vincent Jerry Wells
HOMEBOUND
Maria Lola Ayres Ann Barr Julia Brewster Clive Courtney Margaret Crawford Donelda Davis Nancy DeLong Rick Duvall Pat Everhart Mary Gorrell Deborah Guerrero Rosita Hall Vicky Hallauer Janice Horn Pam Johnson Roger Kane Ann Knapper Julia Lee Bill Lewis Alberta Marquez Shirley Martin Michelle Mathew SanJuana Medina Fr. John Michalicka Ramona Orland Bobby Rodriguez Roberto Rodriguez Frank Romero Anna Ross Rose Rytlewski Jasmyn Stewart Elinor Thompson Mrs. Thuy Tran
2/16 Evelyn Calaguas, Audrey Fair, Andy Guzman,
Kathleen Hubbard, Zoey Keefer
2/17 Rachael Barajas-Lee, Allen Box, Alexis Hendricks, Rosa Torres
2/18 Raymond Celeski, Toni Johnson
2/19 Jordan Foster, James Marwitz, Teresa Metcalf, Terri Newton, Matthew Nguyen, Theophius Shaw
2/20 Marvin Cifuentes, Brice Jones, Kathryn King, Michael King, Karen Linch, Quan Nguyen, Daisy Petker, Graciela Ramos, Yvonne Thornburg
2/21 Rita Casillo, Valerie Fox, Thomas Maupin, Olivia Ortega
2/22 Ron Aberle, Christy Bartlett, Angelica Diaz, Taylor Dorman, Jennifer McRorie, Tiffaney McWhirter, Donna Mills, Antonio Sanchez
ITEMS MOST NEEDED
Saltine Crackers Spaghetti Sauce
Cereal Jelly
Boxed Mashed Potatoes
We invite you to join Bentley and Bonnie Hedges along with Globus Family of Brands Business Development Manager on Thursday, February 27, 2020 in the Joyce Center at 6:30PM for Sandwiches and Salad, then to learn more about the October 19-27, 2020 Holy Land Tour that Bentley and Bonnie will be leading. Please RSVP by email to [email protected] or call our office at 405 237-3333.
This trip will prove to be a once in a lifetime tour.
Remember the Hungry When You Shop!
DO YOU HAVE A PAC-A-SAC
SHOPPING BAG?
TWO CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE
At Immaculate Conception Cemetery
Lot 70 and Lot 71
Please contact Kathy Long (owner)
if interested 405-476-0255
6TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM February 16, 2020
Worship & Spiritual Life
Feb. 22-23
Altar Server
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Hospitality
Lector
Coordinator
Saturday 5:00 pm
Raymond Catalano Andrew Means Michael Trim
Clois Catalano Dorothea Bradshaw Frank Cassarino Martin Narcisse Gina Narcisse
Frank Bruehl Lynn Grant-Yingling David Aulner Diana Trujillo
Evelyn Dokter LuVern Dokter Robin Teske Celia Brown
Patricia Vincent Denise Dwyer
Patti Muzny
Sunday 9am
Peyton Hand Alexander Dunn Danica Burgdoff
Zeela Snodgrass Jeffry Snodgrass Thomas Maupin Burt Renard Donna Renard Pam Cusack Sandra Varner
Michael Varner Thai Pham Holly Ellis Lilia Concannon Tess Coburn Raymond Hulley Evelyn Kniffen
Tim Pham Margie Allen Dale Allen Priscilla Krittenbrink
John Krittenbrink Laurie Majors
Martin Ortega
Sunday 11:45 am
Emmanuel Leyva Rose Tran TJ Tran
Rhonda Jacks Thomas Tran Gina Atkins Rick Atkins Kathy Wigley Deborah Friedt
Michael Friedt Hector Denis Tomasita Tran Teresa Harris Loren Harris
Lilli Lyon Richard Farmer Jane Mitchell Lyndell Mitchel
Randy Allford Raul Castillo
Joseph Gibbons
SACRIFICIAL GIVING
What kind of giving is considered sacrificial? It’s the kind
that families do daily when it comes to taking good care
of each other. It often involves some pain or self-denial.
It’s not that different when it comes to our parish family. We take good care of each other by contributing our fair
share to fund the missionary and operational expenses
of the church. We give not from what is left over, but from
all that we have. We give out of gratitude more than
obligation. Have you reviewed your sacrificial giving
recently? Might it be time to do so?
January Financial Summary
REVENUE: Sacrificial Giving $ 55,237 Charity (Poor Box, Pac-A-Sac) 3,039 Building Fund 6,721 Other Income 5,599 TOTAL INCOME: $ 70,596 TOTAL EXPENSES: 104,096 NET REVENUE: $ ( 33,500)
6TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WWW.STANDREWMOORE.COM February 16, 2020
DISCIPLESHIP FORMATION
CLASSES FOR YOUTH
SUNDAYS 10:20 – 11:25
Individual contribution envelope boxes are available for all the students enrolled in classes. If your child has not received these envelopes, please contact Tommie Tran or Ann Grover. The envelopes are dated beginning January 5th. Please help your children to learn that one habit of good stewardship is giving the top portion of their treasure to support the good works done by the parish.
Discipleship & Evangelization
LIFE NITES
WEDNESDAYS AT 7PM
Our Youth Building is open on most Wednesdays from 7-9pm for High Schoolers and Middle Schoolers. Free food and snacks are available along with games. There are separate gathering areas for older and younger kids. Each week there is an opportunity for prayer in St. Francis Chapel. Practice for Living Stations will be conducted every week and is already underway. This is a great opportunity for our youth to take part in a devotion that inspires the participation of so many parishioners during Lent.
We Also Need Safe Environment Certified
Chaperones (Especially Women) For Life Nites.
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A $50 deposit for all who have signed up is due now. This includes even those who will receive scholarships or reduced rates. It looks like we will have as many as 30 youth going this year! This is EXCITING!
Contact Mike Jaques, Lynn Yingling, Ann Grover or Tommie Tran for more information.
JULY 10-12 IN SPRINGFIELD, MO
JOURNEY OF FAITH WEDNESDAYS at 6:30 PM
February 19
LITTLE BLACK BOOKS
These very popular Lenten Meditation books have been best sellers here for years. Regular print is $1. Large Print is $4. Use the special envelopes attached to this week’s bulletin to order your copy.
SAFE ENVIRONMENT TRAINING Sunday, March 1st at 10:30 am
in the McConnell room
Do you have a child attending discipleship formation classes? Do you use the nursery? Do you want to be able to work with the youth of our parish? We are always looking for parents or other volunteers who can help with classes, lead small groups with the youth, chaperone youth events or volunteer in the nursery. Recently, we’ve had to cancel some of our youth nights because of a lack of certified and willing adults. A principal requirement for any of these services is certification through the safe environment program. The training is short and to the point. Hope you can participate. Childcare will be available. Please contact Ann Grover to register or for more information.
