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MEMBER FDIC
www.firstsouthernbank.net
301 E Main St. 2500 W. Murphysboro Rd. Carbondale, IL Carbondale, IL
Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
DR. JENNIFER
MIHALOPULOS
618-529-2212
420 Robinson Circle Drive Carbondale, IL 62901
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Life is Beautiful
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618-549-2794
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BUDSLICK
COUNSELING & PSYCHOTHERAPY
SERVICES Individuals, Couples, Groups
DALE BUDSLICK, M.S.,L.C.P.C.
706 W. Main 457-4890
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Sunday Scripture Readings
Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-8
James 1:17-18, 21-22, 27
Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23
Next Sunday’s Readings
Isaiah 35:4-7
James 2:1-5
Mark 7:31-37
Newman Contact Info 618-529-3311
Newman Office Hours
Monday–Friday 9:00am–4:00pm
Director: Tim Tayor
Chaplain: Fr. Bob Flannery
Newman Associate:
Fr. Joseph Brown, S.J.
SIU Prof. of Africana Studies
Secretary: Susan Cauthen
Pastoral Associate:
Dawn O’Leary
Campus Minister:
Rose Canavan [email protected]
Terry Marmion [email protected]
Area Mass Schedule
St. Andrew (687-2012)
Saturday 5:30pm and Sunday 11:00am
Saint Francis Xavier (457-4556)
Saturday 5:30pm; Sunday 9:00am & 12:15pm (Spanish);
Monday 12:15pm; Wed. 7:20am; Friday 5:30pm
My sisters and brothers in Christ,
Is there anyone who can teach us as Jesus does? Is there any faith tradition that is as strong and true as
our own? There is no God other than ours, Father, Son and Spirit, that claims to give us the truth about
what it means to be human, what it means to believe and what it means to live with complete faith in God.
The second reading today is from the Letter of James. We are told to be doers of the Word and not only
hearers. This is echoed so much today: we need actions and not just words. All of us should recognize
that if we only speak about God or about Jesus or about the Spirit—and our lives have no actions showing
that our beliefs have taken effect—then no one will believe our words. This is echoed strongly today in the
movement to combat sexual abuse and the cover-ups of sexual abuse by bishops and religious
leaders. We humans get tired of words that do not change our lives into action. This is why today’s short
except from the Letter of James ends this way: “Religion that is pure and undefiled before God and the
Father is this: to care for orphans and widows in their affliction and to keep oneself unstained by the
world.” Actions must come from beliefs.
The Gospel today is from Saint Mark and tells us about the complaint of the Pharisees and some scribes
that the followers of Jesus were not observing the proper Jewish laws when they did not wash their hands
before eating. Jesus shows Himself to be impatient with this understanding of faith: “You disregard God’s
commandment but cling to human tradition.” What use is it to wash our hands if we don’t love other people
and only use religious traditions to make life difficult for others?
Jesus is so clear in His teachings. He tells us that He did not come to destroy the Law and the Prophets,
but to fulfill them. Jesus has no problem with the person who washes His hands and still serves the poor
and the needy. The problem is with us who make sure to wash our hands but never pay attention to the
poor and the needy in our midst! If I go to Church regularly but don’t care about the poor and the needy,
my Church-going is in vain. I should both be going to Church and serving the poor and the needy.
We can never use our faith to think that we are just fine and ignore the poor and the needy. We must seek
how to serve others. God calls us in Christ Jesus to serve all others and to sacrifice ourselves and our own
desires in the serving of others.
Your brother in the Lord, Abbot Philip
Thoughts from Abbot Philip
All that you ask for in prayer, believe that you will receive it and it shall be yours.” -Mark 11:24
Please join us in prayer for Brian Bruce, the family of Linda Brayfield, the family of Elizabeth Ebersohl, the Family of Jennifer Lundsten, Andra Florer, Suzanne Harju, Mark Cornell, George and Carol Timson, Terry Silas, Antonio Herique, Rebecca Cerven, Darlene Thomas, the family of Marcella Dion, Cathy Taylor, the Newman Auxiliary, and the Knights of Columbus and all in our community in need of prayer. To add a name call 529-3311.
Newman Weekly Calendar MONDAY
September 3
TUESDAY
September 4
WEDNESDAY
September 5
THURSDAY
September 6
FRIDAY
September 7
SATURDAY
September 8
SUNDAY
September 9
Office open 9-4pm
Office open 9-4pm
6:00am Men’s
Rosary
1:15pm Bible
Study
5:15pm
Mass &
Adoration (
Office open 9-4pm
4:00pm
Centering
Prayer
6:00pm New
Student Dinner
7:00pm
Connection to
Christ small
group
Office open 9-4pm
1:15pm Book
Club
5:15pm Mass
6:00pm Food
for Thought
Office open 9-4pm
Office closed
11:15 am
Mass
5:15 pm
Mass
Cooks
Needed!
We are in need of volunteers to cook on
Thursday nights. If you can help us out please sign up in the lobby.
September 2, 2018
Mass Coordinator: Sharon
Lorinskas
Lector 1: Kevin Roth
Lector 2: Sara Roth
Host: Brian Klubek
Cup 1: Beth Ponce
Cup 2: Gabriel Kim
Cup 3: Tim Feather
Cup 4: Kelly Barr
Greeter: Norma
Flores
Mass Intention:
Nancy Pfaff
RCIA
Are you
interested in becoming
Catholic
or know someone
who IS interested?
Already Catholic and need to be
confirmed?
RCIA starts Monday Sept. 10 at
7:00 p.m. Sessions run in
conjunction with Café Christos.
Contact Dawn O’Leary for more
info. 529-3311.
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Mayhem, idolatry
and intrigue!
All the ingredients of an
epic story.
Join our discussion of First
Maccabees Tuesdays at 1:15pm.
Peace, harmony
and
cooperation.
All the ingredients of
love.
‘On Care for our Common Home.” Join our discussions on Thursday at
1:15pm .