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Parish Office

Mon�Thu 9am�5pm, Fri 9am�Noon �

Mary Kibbey, Executive Secretary�

Tanya Yunes�Pichardo, Business Manager�

Sue Phillips, Accounting Assistant�

Steve Walker, Director of Maintenance /�

Operations�

Kathee Giuffré, Publications/

Communications�

John J. Oreskovich IV, Director of Music�

Millie Cantone, Administrative Assistant�

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Department of Evangelization,

Formation, Youth and Family Life

(727) 733�0872�

Jim Mascarenhas, Director�

Michael Raposa, RCIA�

MaryAnn Dolsak, Administrative Assistant�

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Sacrament of Baptism | Marriage

Call (727) 733�0872 for scheduling�

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Sacristan

Lisa Porthouse�

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Our Lady of Lourdes School

(727) 733�3776 | myoll.com �

Robert Yevich, M.Ed., Principal�

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St. Vincent de Paul

(727) 252�0361�

M�W�F 10am�Noon�

September 13, 2020

TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

MASSES

Daily: 9am Mon�Tue�Wed�Fri�

Saturday Vigil: 5pm�

Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30am, 5pm

MASSES LIVE STREAMED

Saturday Vigil: 5pm�

Sunday: 9:30am�

Daily: 9am Mon�Fri�

CONFESSIONS

Saturday: 8�9am

EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED

SACRAMENT

Wednesday: 2�7pm | Saturday: 8�10am�

QUIET PRAYER�

Mon�Tue�Wed�Fri: 2�4pm�

†�

Rev. Jonathan Emery, Parochial Vicar�

Msgr. William W. DuBois, Pastor Emeritus�

Rev. Gary Dowsey, Pastor�

Twitter | Instagram: @heyfrgary�

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750 San Salvador Drive | Dunedin, FL 34698 | (727) 733-3606 | ourladydunedin.org

Forgive

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Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH FAMILY, DUNEDIN, FL

Scripture Readings Next Week

September 20�

Twenty�fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Is 55:6�9 Ps 145:2�3, 8�9, 17�18�

Phil 1:20c�24, 27a Mt 20:1�16a�

Altar Servers RED Team Sep 19-20

Mass Intentions

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12�

The Most Holy Name of Mary�

� 5:00PM� †� Jean Hunter�

� � †� John A. Zielinski�

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13�

Twenty�fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time�

� 7:30AM� †� Joyce Marie�

� 9:30AM� � The Members of the Parish�

� 11:30AM� †� Peggy Abel�

� 5:00PM� †� Lainey Joy Yevich�

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14�

The Exaltation of the Holy Cross�

� 9:00AM� †� Elizabeth Gordon Vecchio�

� � †� Charlotte Kennedy�

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15�

Our Lady of Sorrows�

� 9:00AM� †� Fred Tolliver�

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16�

St Cornelius and St Cyprian�

� 9:00AM� †� William Nasser�

� � †� Peter Noonan�

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17�

St Robert Bellarmine�

� 9:00AM� †� Morris Bloom�

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18�

� 9:00AM� †� Stephen & Margaret Pejka�

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19�

St Januarius; BVM�

� 5:00PM� †� Doris Kilmonis�

� � †� Domenick Signorni�

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20�

Twenty�fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time�

� 7:30AM� †� Dominick & Mary Massotto�

� 9:30AM� †� Joseph Boitmann�

� 11:30AM� � The Members of the Parish�

� 5:00PM� †� Emily Lane�

Father Gary writes�

The International Catholic Weekly, ‘The Tablet,’ has focused a great

deal on the impact of the coronavirus not only on our world but also

on the mission of the Church. “This has to be a time of metanoia, of

moral and spiritual renewal,” a recent editorial proclaimed. “There

can be no return to the world as it was before the appearance of the

virulent coronavirus that caused the disease COVID�19, leaving �

virtually no corner of the inhabited world untouched. There may

eventually be a vaccine; there may even be a cure. But whether

there is or not, civilization has been tested and found wanting, and

the pieces cannot be reassembled exactly as they were. Over three

quarters of a million people have lost their lives directly from COVID�

19; countless more will suffer and die from the economic depression

that is bound to follow. There are profound lessons to be learnt,

some of them still only half understood.�

�

The Catholic Church retains greater moral power than any single

government. Its promise, in the stirring words of the Second Vatican

Council’s final decree Gaudium et Spes (Joy and Hope) that ‘The

joys and the hopes, the griefs and the anxieties of the people of this

age, especially those who are poor or in any way afflicted, are the

joys and hopes, the griefs and the anxieties of the followers of

Christ.’ Christians gaze upon the broken and tortured figure of a man

hung from the cross, and see divinity in him; every other broken and

tortured body is thereby sanctified. In Christ’s words, those whom the

pagan world despises � the poor, the hungry, the naked, the unborn,

the elderly, the sick, the migrant, the asylum seeker � are not human

detritus, mere garbage fit for the garbage can, but belong to him and

deserve the same reverence.�

�

In the post�pandemic era the Church, acknowledging its sins and its

failures, must refocus on its core message, the reason it exists: to

show the world the face of Christ. What is the point of being �

Catholic? Why go to Mass? Why be part of this whole thing, which

bears such obvious marks of sin and disgrace on its own body? And

the question also presents itself in reverse: would anybody have

heard of Christ and his Gospel had the church not existed to �

proclaim the message? What kind of civilization, if any, would have

existed without the insistence on the preciousness of human life, on

the equal rights and dignity of all? This is a time for conversion, for

reawakening. If the Church is to evangelize, it must first evangelize

itself. Many Catholics have never before had to question their habit

of Sunday Mass attendance. The Christ who calls them back home

is not some remote mystic, even less an unforgiving moral �

policeman, but that Christ who declares the poor to be his brothers

and sisters, and who threatens with vengeance from Heaven those

who exploit them. He is the Son of God who ennobled humanity by

becoming part of it, even sharing to the full its most gruesome �

injustices. The Catholic ideas of solidarity, offer a chartered course

towards the renewal of faith in the common good.”�

The Altar Flowers were donated�

In Memory of John Zielinski�

From wife Gloria and daughters, Judy & Jackie�

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The Bread & Wine were donated�

In Memory of John Zielinski�

From wife Gloria and daughters, Judy & Jackie�

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September 13, 2020

OURLADYDUNEDIN.ORG

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Our Parish Family

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Baptized into the Life of the Risen Lord�

Lydia Claire Rosier�

Noah Robert Finefeuiaki�

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Born into Eternal Life�

Elizabeth Dikun�

Important Reminder for Parents with School Age Children

Diocesan policy requires that children who do not attend Catholic

school must be enrolled in the parish religious education program

in order to prepare for the sacraments of First Reconciliation, First

Holy Communion and Confirmation. Students must complete the

full year in religious education immediately proceeding the school

year when they will prepare for a sacrament. For instance, if your

child is in the 8th grade, they must be in religious education all

year in order to be eligible to celebrate Confirmation when they

are in 9th grade.�

Sept 12�13�

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EVANGELIZATION, FORMATION, YOUTH AND FAMILY LIFE

5�

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OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC SCHOOL: ENCOURAGE . ENRICH . EMPOWER

OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC SCHOOL 730 San Salvador Drive | Dunedin, FL 34698 | 727.733.3776 | myoll.com

Robert Yevich, M.Ed., Principal

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ANNUAL PASTORAL APPEAL

STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION

Thank you to all parishioners for your outpouring of

love and prayers for our parish during these difficult

times. Thank you to those who have responded so

generously to the call to continue the mission of the

parish by giving electronically and/or sending in your

envelopes. We appreciate you and are praying for you!

A CALL TO SHARE

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Sunday, September 6�

Cash Offertory (2,123 households)� $10,913�

Parish Automated Giving� $14,057�

Total Offertory � $24,970�

Weekly Attendance (August 31�September 6): 918�

Church Renovations Collection� $3,820�

Stop and Think

Some of us come to Mass and try not to get involved. We

hang back for many reasons: fear we will be pressured

into long�term commitments, or we will be asked to do

what we have no aptitude for. Reluctant volunteers may

be generous in other ways, through the weekly collection

or donations to good causes. Are you hesitant to �

volunteer? What are your God�given abilities? Are you a

leader, a team player, or a behind�the�scenes worker?

Are you sick, homebound, or a frequent traveler? You

can pray more. There is something only you can do for

your parish! Are you a ministry leader? Do you �

communicate to parishioners the value of what you do?

Are you welcoming and appreciative to new people? If

you are a volunteer, do you share your enthusiasm with

other parishioners and invite them to join you? Our parish

survives if only a few are committed, but it thrives if �

everyone is included.�

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Living Stewardship Now

Have you committed your abilities, your time, and your

financial resources to your parish for God and the

Church? Is your involvement a true reflection of your

gratitude to God? Do you need to give more, or give �

differently?�

Copyright © 2010, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.�

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WE ARE COURAGESOUSLY LIVING THE GOSPEL

A D V E R T IS E R A D V E R T IS E R A D V E R T IS E R A D V E R T IS E R O F T H E W E E KO F T H E W E E KO F T H E W E E KO F T H E W E E K

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We salute the advertisers in our bulletin. �

This week we thank �

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CAFÉ ALFRESCO�

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Please consider using our advertisers’ services �

and tell them you saw their ad in our bulletin.�

Bible Study for Women

Thursdays, 7�8:30pm in the Conmy Center�

Ladies, Do you want to dive into God's word, but are hesitant �

because you don't know where to start? Start here with us. God

meets each one of us where we are and takes us to a better place

spiritually, regardless of where we begin. No previous experience

is necessary. We are so excited about this Bible Study, Touching

the Divine. We are hosting both face�to�face small groups in the

Conmy Center and a virtual group meeting online. This�20�week

study focuses on the many qualities of Jesus revealed through the

Gospel of John. We begin this week with a “Meet & Greet” session

and a video. If you can join us or are thinking of joining us, it is �

important for you to RSVP to one of the contacts listed below as

soon as possible to ensure that we can accommodate everyone

comfortably. Come on this journey with us to unpack the riches of

the Gospel of John, and come to know Jesus more fully as we �

reflect on His life and personality. Knowing Christ more intimately,

as John did, will touch your heart and fill you with hope!���

September 17: Jesus, the Lamb of God�

September 24: Jesus, Our Source of Fulfillment�

Order your book now at Walking With Purpose:�

walkingwithpurpose.com or at Amazon.com. �

For more information or to sign up, contact Angel Chiarillo at �

727�278�4797; Laurie Neiman at 727�385�0877; or Joanne �

McFadden at 908�625�2347. �

That Man Is You: All Things New

Starting Wednesday, September 16�

5:45am�7am, Conmy B�

Christ didn’t say, “I make new things.” He said, “I

make all things news.” The profundity of the

Scriptures sets the stage for a renewal of mind

and heart � a new creation story, a new Adam, a

new Eve, a new covenant and even a new king-

dom! Encounter God the Father. Enlighten your

mind with spiritual truths that will help transform

the world. Become a new creation in Christ and

allow mercy to consume your miseries. Men are

gathering in our parish weekly to learn how to

lead faith�filled lives in challenging times.� Won’t

you be one of them! Through presentations by

leading Catholic speakers we will witness our

most precious treasure, meet our spiritual �

Father, enlighten our minds with spiritual truths

and help transform the world.�Join us for coffee,

fellowship and faith each Wednesday. All men

are welcome. Register for this free program at

www.TMIY.org. In order to reach all men, even

those safe�distancing, we also offer virtual �

meetings via Zoom. Please contact Paul Foisy at

paul.foisy@gmail.com or Alan Gauzens at

alan.gauzens@outlook.com for the virtual meet-

ing details.�

Mass of the Angels

Saturday, October 3 at 11:00am�

The annual Diocesan Mass of the

Angels for children (born or �

unborn) who have gone to be

with the Lord will be celebrated

by Fr. Lipscomb at St. Timothy

Parish in Lutz. Please wear a

face mask. For more information

or to have a child’s name added

to the program, contact Diane at

(727) 344�1611, ext. 5308 or

dcs@dosp.org.�

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WE ARE A DYNAMIC PARISH. BE BOLD. BE CATHOLIC.

�

Join Father Gary

on a �

SPIRITUAL

JOURNEY �

June 2�15, 2021�

TheHolyLand�

andPetra�

$4,145 per person, double �

$4,765 per person, single�

�

Escorted by Frank Brown,

Belmont Tours�

Program�

June 2: Depart Tampa for our flight to Israel with arrival on the next

day. �

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June 3: Arrival at our hotel in Nazareth. It is in the center of

Nazareth, but a short walk from the market and the Basilica of the

Annunciation.�

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June 3�6: We shall visit all of the important holy sites in the Galilee

area, Caesarea, Mt Tabor, Haifa, Tiberias, Cana. Daily Mass at

important Holy Sites.�

�

June 7�10: We cross over to Jordan, visiting Jerash, Amman, Mt

Nebo, Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea, and then cross over the Allenby

Bridge back to Israel.�

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June 10�14: We shall visit all the holy sites in Jerusalem and

Bethlehem, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the Church

of the Nativity, Gallicantu, Stations of the Cross, Church of All

Nations, Garden of Gethsemane, and many other sites. Daily Mass

at most Holy Sites. �

�

June 14�15: We leave Israel and arrive in Tampa on an overnight

flight.�

ToRegister�

If you are interested in going, please contact Mary Kibbey in the

Parish Office for an application.�

A $500 deposit and copy of your passport will be required with

your completed application.�

�

What’sIncluded�

�� Round trip air from Tampa to Israel and Return�

�� Four nights at the four star Legacy Hotel in Nazareth�

�� One night at the five star Regency Amman Hotel Jordan�

�� One night at the five star Hyatt Zaman Hotel in Petra Jordan�

�� One night at the five star Holiday Inn Dead Sea Jordan�

�� Four nights at the four star Olive Tree Hotel Jerusalem�

�� Visa and bridge crossing fees for Jordan and Israel�

�� All entrance fees in Jordan and Israel�

�� English speaking guides in both Israel and Jordan�

�� All transfers in modern 49�seater coaches with Wi�Fi�

�� Full breakfast and dinner each day�

Kimberly Home

Annual Gala

Saturday, October 3,

6:00pm�

Join us from the comfort

of your own home as we

celebrate “A Time to Live.”

This is a night for us to

virtually BOND together!

Help support the Kimberly

Home by participating in

our virtual gala. Tune in

free from your computer,

laptop, phone or TV and

enjoy an evening filled

with inspiration, fun, silent

and live auctions, and �

excitement!�

�

Register by September 30th at�

Kimberlyhome.org/2020�annual�gala�

For more info call (727) 331�7014 or

email adminassistant@kimberlyhome.org�

We Are Changing Lives

Through Christ

Students from Our Lady of the Assumption

Catholic School in Charlotte, NC were able to

watch and celebrate Thursday’s Mass with our

school children via live stream. Their parish is

not open for Masses at this time and they do

not have the capability to live stream. We

were told they enjoyed the Mass immensely

and sang along to all the songs!�

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WE ARE CHANGING LIVES THROUGH CHRIST

If You Were Wondering About

Your Offertory�

Because of the pandemic, many are limiting their

Mass attendance, and our offertory is being impact-

ed. While you are away from Mass, please remember

that the mission of our parish continues, particularly to

the poor and vulnerable during this time of uncertainty

and fear. Please consider using� ONLINE GIVING� for

your offertory donations, so that our parish can continue

its mission. For assistance, call the Parish Office at (727)

733�3606, visit our website ourladydunedin.org or sign

up online at https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/429.�

�

Other Ways to Continue your Offertory: �

�� Mail or drop off your offertory envelope to the

parish office�

�� Bring it to church during open prayer time�

�� Use your bank’s online bill pay option�

�� Text to Give to 727�312�1030�

�

Thank you for your loving and selfless support. �

https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/429 �

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(727) 442�5306�

The Thrift Store is in need of volunteers in their donations

department Tuesday�Friday 11am�3pm. By becoming a

part of their team, you will be assisting in the mission to

help your brothers and sisters.�

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