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ST. AGNES CATHOLIC CHURCH - UNIONTOWN
ADDRESS: 504 Mulberry Street, Uniontown, KY 42461 OFFICE PHONE: (270)822-4416
OFFICE HOURS: Monday thru Thursday – 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. RECTORY : (270)822-4780
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time – July 19, 2020
Welcome to St. Agnes Catholic Church
Pastor: Fr. Randy Howard [email protected]
Pastoral Associate: Sonya Gough
Secretary/Bookkeeper: Kathy Humphrey
Cemetery: Bobby Buckman
School Council: Shawn Elder and
Matt Vessels
Parish Council:
Chairman – Linda Baird
Co-Chair – Beth French
Secretary – Beth Thomas
Finance Liaison –
Members: Vicki Moore, Marilyn Wolfe,
Kim Nance, Eddie Willett, Kelby Frasier
Isaac Greenwell, Randy Greenwell,
Travis Hancock and Pat Eckman
Finance Committee:
Chairman- Randy Greenwell
Co-Chair – Jo Sheridan;
Secretary – Kathy Humphrey
Members: Robbie Baird and
Wayne Cavins
Sacraments:
Baptism – Contact Fr. Randy Howard
Marriage – contact office 6 mos. prior
Confessions – Saturday 3:30 to 4:15 p.m.
or by appointment
Religious Education Programs:
Children's Lit. (Ages 4-9) – Sunday 10AM
Faith Form. (K-grade 8) – Wed. 5-6 p.m.
Union Co. Catholic Youth – Monthly
RCIA (Adult) – Contact parish office
Celebration of the Eucharist:
Tuesday thru Friday (summer) – 8 a.m.
Mass - Tuesdays and 2nd Thursday at JPII
(when school is in session) – 8 a.m.
Saturday – 4:30 p.m.
Sun.– 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.
Holy Days – Noon and 6 p.m.
REMEMBER TO PRAY FOR SICK & HOMEBOUND
PRAY FOR SICK & HOMEBOUND PARISHIONERS
Gary Alvey Linda Dunn Millie Lewis
Gladys Austin Madison Ferguson Brian McGraw
Robin Brown Hamel Floyd Hattie McGuire
Betty Borup Rose Floyd Henry McGuire Sr.
Buddy Borup Martha Girten Bobby Mills
Brad Burke Vickie Mills Girten Betty Nally
Mark Byrnes Carole Gough Mary Payne
Mary Pat Byrnes Larry Hagan Carolyn Pike
Philip Clements Tommy Hagan Pam Reynolds
Ella Grace Clevidence Monica Hancock Winnie Spaulding
Dorris Collins Renae Hammond Jane Thomas
Joyce Collins Charlene Hite Pearl Tugwood
Diane Conley Bobby Dale Jennings Michael D. Williams
Damon Dayberry Irene Jennings Diana Yates
Viola Drury John Lee
PRAY FOR SICK & HOMEBOUND - FRIENDS/RELATIVES Tubby Ashby Brenda Girten Johnny Pike
Barbara Berry Darrell Girten Jennifer Render
Rose Tucker Bickett Judy Girten Mason Reynolds
Betty Blake Lyndsey Gough Shara Rigdon
David Buckman Mike Guillerman Margie Robinson
Jon Buckman Chase Hancock Emily Schulte
Lura Buckman Debbie Hancock Thompson Mayva Stiles
William Buckman Sheree Hardesty Bill Teare
Beatrice Burke Randall Herald Ann Thomas
Melissa Bryns Claude Higginson Jr. Carolyn Thompson
Larry Carmon Andrea Dayberry Hosford Doris Tucker
Kim Caudill Dominick Loxley Raymond Turner
Sami Jo Darhower Bryant Mann Brooke Utley
Carolyn Duncan Frank Mann Gracie Utley
Jimmy Duncan Roxanne Rhodes Maples Thomas L. Waggener
Eddie Epsy Sandy McBride Christina Wilkerson
Billy Carl French Kathryn McGregor Charlie Wolfe
Richard G. French Chris Montgomery Don Wolfe
Ricky Garnett Dorris Nally Julie Wolfe
Janet Gass Homer O’Nan Suzanne Wurth
Drew Wesley Gatten Lynda Peters Wynelle Young
Amanda Gayle Girten
JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Birthdays for the Week July 19—Anna Ellis
July 20—Anna Clements
July 21—Easton Riggs
July 23—Pat Eckman, Blake Simmons
July 24—Maxwell Gough, Noah Wininger
July 25 — Jack Miller
JOHN PAUL II—WEEKLY COLLECTION Weekly collection June 28 - $1,761.00 Weekly collection July 5 - $5,394.00 Weekly collection July 12 -$6,360.00 July bond payment—$43,580.57 (Int. $10,100.89) Outstanding bond balance—$5,368,304.32
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time In today’s Gospel, Jesus offers three parables to describe the Kingdom of Heaven. He also explains why he speaks to the crowds in parables and interprets the parable of the sower for the disciples. This reading is a continuation of Jesus’ discourse that we began reading last Sunday.
All three parables use commonplace experiences to describe aspects of the Kingdom of Heaven. The first parable is longer and more detailed than the next two, and it alerts us to the two-fold reality of the Kingdom of Heaven. The beginnings of the Kingdom of Heaven can
be found in this world. The fruition of the Kingdom of Heaven, however, will not be realized until the final judgment. In the meantime, as Jesus’ explanation to the disciples cautions, any effort to judge the progress of the Kingdom of Heaven is premature. Only God, in the final judgment, will distinguish the fruit of the Kingdom of Heaven and offer its reward.
The second and third parables call to our attention the abundance that will result from
the small beginnings of the Kingdom of Heaven. Just as a mustard seed—the smallest of all seeds—will become a large bush, so too God will bring his Kingdom to full bloom. As a small amount of yeast will leaven the entire batch of bread, so too God will bring about the expansion of his Kingdom. In each case the image is of the superabundance that God brings out of even the smallest of signs of the Kingdom.
Contained within these parables are words of caution as well as words of consolation. In the parable of the sower we are warned against judging others. To judge and uproot the “weeds” prematurely will harm the wheat; final judgment rests with God. In the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast, we are consoled by the message that God can work wonders and produce abundance from even the smallest beginnings of the Kingdom of Heaven.
Anniversaries for the Week July 19—Kevin & Jessica Hooper (7 yrs.) July 19—Andy & Becky Brewer (11 yrs.) July 23—Philip & Donna Clements (43 yrs.) July 25—Samuel & Krista Hendrickson (5 yrs.)
June office hours: Tuesday and Thursday 9 a.m.—2 p.m.
Scrip office open on Tuesday and Thursday 9 a.m.—2 p.m.
Trash bags & detergent available at school office for sale
throughout the summer.
PICNIC PLANNING MEETING @ PARISH HALL
MONDAY, JULY 20TH @ 6PM
All chairpersons are asked to come.
Mandate: We have to wear face
masks, social distance and no more
than 50 people.
JOB OPENING JPII CATHOLIC SCHOOL—ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.
Full-time working under direction of principal—oversees and
manages all office procedures & other tasks as assigned by
Principal. All interested applicants may submit resume and cover
letter to: Beth Hendrickson, John Paul II Catholic School,
307 Church Street, Morganfield, KY 42437
Weekly collections – July 12, 2020
Needed weekly income $ 6,000.00
Sunday envelopes 7-12-20 $ 5,761.00
Happy Pack $ 90.00
St. Vincent DePaul $ 30.00
Peter’s Pence $ 25.00
Cemetery $ 67.00
Building Fund $ 1,157.00
PARISH NEWS
CALENDAR FOR THIS WEEK
Tuesday, July 21
10:00 a.m.—No Mass
3:00 p.m.—No Rosary
7:00 p.m.—Bingo $2,200.00
Wednesday, July 22
10 a.m.— No Mass
3:00 p.m.—No Rosary
Thursday, July 23
12 Noon — No Mass
3:00 p.m.—No Rosary
Friday, July 24
10 a.m.—No Mass
3:00 p.m.—No Rosary
Saturday, July 25
4:30 p.m. —Mass
3:00 p.m.—Rosary
Sunday, July 26
8 a.m.—Mass
10 a.m.—Mass
Intentions for the Week
Tuesday, July 21
10:00 a.m.— No Mass
Wednesday, July 22
10:00 a.m.— No Mass
Thursday, July 23
12 Noon — No Mass
Friday, July 24
10:00 a.m.— No Mass
Saturday, July 25
4:30 p.m.— St. Agnes Parishioners
Sunday, July 26
8:00 a.m.— Dennis Guillerman & George Greenwell
10:00 a.m.— Diane Sheffer & L/D M/M Leonard Thomas fam.
LAY MINISTERS FOR NEXT WEEKEND
We are doing ministers week by week so there won’t be ministers published in bulletin for a while.
Readings for the Week
Sun., July 19 — WIS 12:13, 16-19 . PS 86:5-6, 9-10, 15-16
ROM 8:26-27 . MT 13:24-43
Mon., July 20 — MI 6:1-4, 6-8 . PS 50:5-6, 8-9, 16-17, 21 23
MT 12:38-42
Tues., July 21—MI 7:14-15, 18-20 . PS 85:2-8 . MT 12:46-50
Wed., July 22 — SGS 3:1-4 or COR 5:14-17. PS 63:2-6, 8-9 .
JN 20:1-2, 11-18
Thurs., July 23 — JER 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13 . PS 36:6-11 . MT 13:10-17
Friday, July 24— JER 3:14-17. JER 31:10-13 . MT 13:18-23
FROM THE DESK OF FR. RANDY
I’m going to take some time off next week, Monday - Friday, so there won’t be any week-day masses or Rosary next week. I have no big plans because of COVID-19, but simply some down time and a change of routine. I will be here for masses next weekend. My time off is only through the week. I won’t write a column for next weekend’s bulletin because of being off, but also because there is still less going on than usual. The next thing on the calendar is the beginning of school, and that isn’t until August 26, and then Confirmation is scheduled for Aug. 30. The next event after that is our parish picnic. Some people who lead our picnic effort will be meeting on Monday this week to determine what to do, if anything. At this point, the possibility of having a regular picnic seems unlikely but we could potentially have some kind of scaled down version. We’ll see… That’s it for this edition, until next time…. Fr. Randy ————————————————————--
June 2020 Budgeted Actual
Income $33,813.33 $25,199.91
Expenses $33,718.92 $33,729.71
Net $ 94.41 $(8,529.80)
*Note: This does not include bldg. fd. money for June $6,561.00
or int. expense on loan $1,216.71
Fiscal Yr. Budgeted YTD Actual
Income $405,760.00 $416,644.20
Expenses $404,627.00 $510,909.16
Net $ 1,133.00 $(94,264.96)
*Note: This does not include bldg. fd. money for fiscal yr. 7-1-19 thru 6-30-20 $ 104,860.65 or int. expense on loan July thru June
$16,297.31.
Also, remember the plasterwork that was done in the church was included in total YTD expenses $95,000.00
IF GOD COULD
Close the lions’ mouth for Daniel,
Part the red seas for Moses,
Make the sun stand still for Joshua,
Open the prison for Peter,
Put a baby in the arms of Sarah, and
Raise Lazarus from the dead THEN
He can certainly take care of you!
NOTHING you are facing today is too hard for Him to handle!
Forgive Often and Love with All Your Heart
“Those who died yesterday had plans for
this morning. And those who died this
morning had plans for tonight. Don’t
take life for granted. In the blink of an
eye, everything can change. So forgive
often and love with all your heart. You
may never know when you may not have
that chance again.