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Monday & Wednesday: 11:30amSaturday: 5:00pmSunday: 8:30am and 10:00am

RECONCILIATIONSaturday: 4:00pm- 4:45pmSunday: 7:45am-and 9:30am

(also by appointment)

MASS SCHEDULE

Parish Staff

SAINT MICHAELS MISSION STATEMENT

Saint Michaels Catholic Community is a group of Catholic Christians associated with the Ar

Forces under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and the Archdioceses for the Military Serv

served by the pastoral leadership of our priest(s), deacon(s), and parish staff. The communi

dedicated to exemplifying Christian community by proclaiming the Good News of Jesus C

through worship, service, and witness to the people of Fort Gordon and surrounding communi

Today's Gospel reading begins a long section unique to Luke's Gospel. Jesus begins his journey to Jerusalem,which will end with his ministry in Jerusalem. We read that Jesus' days for being taken up were fulfilled. TheGreek word that Luke uses for taken up is the same word he uses to describe the Ascension. We also read thatesus is determined to journey to Jerusalem. For Luke, Jesus ministry begins in Galilee and then is one long jour-ey to Jerusalem. In Jerusalem he will meet his death but also enter into his glory. Only in Luke does Jesus thenpend 40 days in Jerusalem instructing his disciples. It is in Jerusalem that his disciples wait after his Ascension toe sent the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. And it is from Jerusalem, in Luke's second volume, the Acts of the Apostles,hat the Good News is spread to Rome and the ends of the earth.

Immediately Jesus is met with rejection, as a Samaritan village will not receive him because he is going to Jeru-alem. There was animosity between Samaritans who worshiped on Mount Gerazim and Jews who worshiped inerusalem. Jesus was also rejected as he began his ministry in Galilee in Chapter 4. And he will be rejected for theast time when he reaches Jerusalem. James and John want to call down fire from heaven to destroy the people inhe village, but Jesus rebukes them and moves on. There is often the temptation to use violence to achieve right.esus has come to break this temptation. He is aware that he must undergo violence himself before he can enter hislory.

The rest of today's reading is about the radical demands of discipleship. The three people who volunteer to be-ome disciples on this journey show that they do not understand the demands Jesus will make of them. Neither caref self, care for the dead, nor care of one's family (as required by the Fourth Commandment) can come before theemands of discipleship. Jesus reminds the first volunteer, who would go wherever Jesus goes, that animals in the

wild have more security than do Jesus and his followers. The second, who wants to bury a parent, is reminded thathe demands of proclaiming the Kingdom of God take precedence. And the third, who wants to say farewell to hisamily, is reminded that once you put your hand to the plow you cannot look back or the furrow will be crooked.uch a person is not ready for the Kingdom of God. Jesus seems harsh here, but he is only asking of his disciples

what he asks of himself. Jesus' unconditional commitment to God's saving work will demand of him his life. Henows this, but the disciples do not understand. Jesus does not want anyone to rush into discipleship, because theemands of discipleship require everyone considering it to be aware of the cost, make Jesus and his mission centralo his life, and then go forward without looking back.

Retrieved from http://www.loyola.com/sundayconnection.

Pastor:Fr. Joseph Lea(267) [email protected]

NCOIC: SGT. Marcus Levering(706) 791-4308

Deacon:

- Rev. Mr. David Kriegeldeacondave@saintmichaelparishf

- Rev. Mr. Kelley Culverdeaconkelley@saintmichaelparish

PLC: Lola Rivera (706) [email protected]

RE Coordinator:Adriana Gramerrecoordinator@saintmichaelparish

RCIA: Kelley Culver (706) [email protected]

Music Director: Sonia Rivera

music@saintmichaelparishfgCWOC:Andrea Perez (707)365-72

mccw@saintmichaelparishfgKnights of Columbus: Tim McCarKnightsofcolumbus@saintmichaelparish

Youth Ministry: Laura Pizzi

cym@saintmichaelparishfgEME: Judy Kriegel, (706) 869-978

[email protected] Servers:Alex Besel

altarservers@saintmichaelparishfLectors: Tom Dean, (706) 860-69

lectors@saintmichaelparishfUshers/Greeters:Bill Holt,(706)951

ushers@saintmichaelparishfFlowers Ministry: Fran Simpson

[email protected] Sunday: Gilda Fontimay

welcomesunday@saintmichaelparisWebmaster: Judy Culver

webmaster@saintmichaelparishfgLiturgical Schedule: Brian Musha

lemuschedule@saintmichaelparishHospitality Ministry: Barbara Larshospitality@saintmichaelparish

Bulletin Editor: Lola Riverabulletin@saintmichaelparishfg

VOL. 5 June 29-30, 2013ISSU

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary

Welcome to Good Shepherd Chapel

Fourth of July CelebrationDue to the upcoming Fourth of July celebrations, we would like tonform you that Weekday Mass, Adoration, and Chorus Practice are

CANCELED on Wednesday July 3rd. We apologize for the incon-enience.

CCD Teachers Upcoming TrainingRE will have a Teachers Training on July 20th, 9-3pm in Bldg 13or current and prospective teachers teaching CCD next year. Theraining will provide you with teaching techniques, and informationn teachers certification, and other important information to makeour teaching experience a successful one!

Reflections for theFortnight for Freedom

These reflections and readings from theVatican II document Declaration on Reli-gious Liberty (Dignitatis Humanae) areintended for daily use during the Fortnightfor Freedom, a national campaign desig-

nated by the U.S. Catholic bishops forteaching and witness in support of reli-gious liberty. The readings and questionscan be found each week in page 3 of thisissue. They can be used for group discus-sion or for personal reflection.

pecial 4th of July Mass on July 4th at 10am. Join Us!
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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Cancelled until further notice

Rehearsal Information

Choir Practice is on Wednesdays at7:45pm at ourchapel. Singers andmusicians are wel-comed! ContactSonia Rivera at (706)627-0637 or send heran email at

[email protected]

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CWOC- Catholic Women of the Chapel(formally MCCW)

We would like to invite you to the Catholic Women of the Chapel(CWOC) Installation Ceremony to install the new officers who willserve during Fiscal Year 14. The ceremony will be held on July 21 at8:30am at Good Shepherd Chapel. Please join us!

UPCOMING EVENTS

COLLECTIONS FOR CSS: The CWOC (formally MCCW) will be collecting hygieneproducts this year for Catholic Social Services. There will be a marked plastic tub in theactivity room for donations.MISSIONARY WORK: Volunteer with the Missionaries of Charity in Atlanta. [email protected] if you are interested in this opportunity. Must be VIRTUS trained andparticipate in background check.DEFENDING THE FAITH CONFERENCE: July 26-28 Steubenville, OH Open to first5 ladies who respond. $100 refundable deposit - If you didn't get the email from MCCWFGrespond and I will add you to the list. You don't want to miss it! Here's a link:http://www.franciscanconferences.com/conference-group/defending-the-faith-conference/

MINISTRIES NEWS

Families WantedOur Parish is looking for families who would like to

bring up the gifts at each mass. Please contact BillHolt if you are interested or need more information(706) 951-3625 [email protected]

Altar Servers Training!!!

There will be NO Altar Serverstraining session this month. Wewill announce the next session assoon as the date and time is re-leased. We apologize for theinconvenience. For more infor-mation, please contact the Altar

Servers Coordinator, Alex Besel at (706) 855-9275 or

Would you like to Donate Flowers for a Special Intention?You can donate flowers for a special intention, such as, in memory of the deathof a loved one, or in celebration of your wedding anniversary, or birthday.Please, contact the Flowers Ministry Coordinator Fran Simpson for more infor-

mation @ [email protected].

Monthly MeetingPlease know that our next meeting will be on Tuesday J9th, 2013 in Bldg. 13 at 1830. Social and the meeting st

at 1900 hours. Contact the Grand Knight Tim McCarthyyou have any questions at:

[email protected]

Knights of Columbus WebsiteThe Knights Website is updated with new links to SupreGA ST Council, Fr. McGivney Guild and St Michael's Pish Web page. Brother Bill Best continues to improve Site and its capabilities. You can now make a donationour Council Charities on-line. Note Donations to our Cocil Charities are not Tax Deductible per IRS Rules.You may visit the new website at

http://www.kofc14773.org/

Food Drive ContinuesThanks to everyone for you generous donations (500 L40 Items for Lent. Our Food Drive continues because SiJanet always needs help for the less fortunate of our commnity. Please continue to be generous.

Ushers NeededWe are in need of several ushersfor each of our Mass services (Sat.5:pm, Sun. 8:30am and 10am).This is a great opportunity toserve your parish. Please contactthe Ushers Coordinator Bill Holtf you are interested or need morenformation (706) 951-3625 or

[email protected]

Altar Servers NeededOur Parish is looking for adult or children whowould like to serve as altar servers at the 5pm Mass.Please contact Lola Rivera.

ATTENTION

FACEBOOK USERS! Volunteer Today!!!We are recruiting new volunteers for the differentministries that we have in our parish. Contact theParish Life Coordinator if you are interested inserving our community. There are many openopportunities some of them are listed in page 5.Please, contact Lola Rivera if you are interested [email protected] or (706) 791-4829.

Military Archdiocese WebsiteDo you need to request a baptism certificate? FirstCommunion certificate? You may inquire anysacramental information you may need at

http://www.milarch.org

Book Club Discussionon Mondays

6:30pm-7:30pmFacilitated by

Fr Joseph and DCN Kelley Sign uptoday via email at

[email protected]

Council Installation Ceremony

July 20th 2013

@ 6pmGood Shepherd Chapel

No RCIA and Coffee & Theology this

weekend!

No Bible Study on Tuesday July 4 and 1

LEME, and Ushers Schedule

The new schedule can be found on the St. Michael's Wsite. A copy is also posted on the bulletin board at the reathe Chapel and in the bulletin board in the hallway. Plecontact the Parish Life Coordinator if you need a copy.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!We will NO celebrate daily Mass on the following day

Father Joseph will be on leave.July 8, 10, 15 and 17

We apologize for the inconvenience
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YOUTH MASSIs OFF for the Summer!!

Youth are encouraged to do the readserve as ushers, sing in the choir, and sent the gifts during Mass. Please conthe Youth Ministry Coordinator if you

interested in participating. We have cpractice on Wednesday at 7:45pm inchapel. Contact us if you have any qtions at [email protected]

YOUTH M INI STRYnewPa

Visit us at http://www.saintmichaelparishfg.or

Steubenville Conference inATL this summer!

Steubenville Conference Atlanta, dates July18 to 21, 2013. Go to lifeteen.com, click onevents, then go to Steubenville Atlanta formore information. Open to all 8th to 12thgraders at no cost to families. Call LauraPizzi if you are interested @ 706-799-2389.

PRAYER FOR HOLY FATHER POPE FRAN

Let us pray for our New Holy Father, the Successor oPeter, Pope Francis I.

Take, Lord, and receive all my liberty, my memory,understanding, and my entire will, All I have and calown. You have given all to me. To you, Lord, I retur

Everything is yours; do with it what you will. Give me

your love and your grace, that is enough for me.

DCN Dave and Judy Kr iegel45th Wedding Anniversary

29 June

Religious Education Teacher Training on July 20, 2013. 9 am- 2 pm Bldg 13 RE

Complex - All current and new teachers please attend. New AMS curriculum sta

dards will be introduced. Get refreshed, renewed and ready for the new school ye

Nisa Vera, July 4th

Fran Simpson, July 4th

Richard Capozzoli, July 20th

Lucky Simpson, July 23rd

It is in accordance with their dignity as personsthat is,ing endowed with reason and free will and therefore privi-ged to bear personal responsibilitythat all men should beonce impelled by nature and also bound by a moral obliga-n to seek the truth, especially religious truth. They are alsound to adhere to the truth, once it is known, and to order

eir whole lives in accord with the demands of truth. How-er, men cannot discharge these obligations in a manner ineping with their own nature unless they enjoy immunity

om external coercion as well as psychological freedom.herefore, the right to religious freedom has its foundation,t in the subjective disposition of the person, but in his veryture. In consequence, the right to this immunity continuesexist even in those who do not live up to their obligation ofeking the truth and adhering to it. Nor is the exercise of thisght to be impeded, provided that the just requirements ofblic order are observed.Declaration on Religious Liberty

Dignitatis Humanae), no. 2 December 7, 1965.

Reflection for Day Two

he Council Fathers note that it is precisely because humanings are endowed with reason and free will that theyturally seek what is true and good and also, then, have aoral obligation to search for the truth. This is especially these of seeking religious truth. Moreover, the truth they be-ve they have come to know binds them to that truth.

Even if the truth they believe is not actually true, yet,cause they believe it is true, they are bound to follow theirnscience. As long as what they believe does not infringee just rights of others, they cannot be coerced into giving upchanging what they believe.Moreover, the Council states that in order for human be-

gs to fulfill their obligation to seek the truth and live by it,ey must be free to do so. No one or no authority is to forceem to believe something to which they themselves have not

eely given their consent.Why does the Council stress the need to seek freely reli-

ous truth? Why do those who believe what is actually falsell possess religious freedom?Excerpts from The Documents of Vatican II, Walter M.Abbott, SJ, General Editor, copyright 1966 by AmericaPress, Inc. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.Copyright 2012, United States Conference of Catholic

Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved.

Scouts of St. George coming to St. Teresa!couts of St George is coming to Saint Teresa of Avila Par-

h. This is a Catholic Scouting organization for Catholic

hers and sons. The St George Motto is Semper Parati. Inatin it means that we are prepared always. It comes fromPeter, our first Pope: But sanctify the Lord Christ in yourarts, prepared always to satisfy every one that asketh you aason of that hope which is in you (1 Pet 3:15). Semperrati means that we are always in a state of readiness innd and body to do our duty. You must discipline yourselfbe prepared spiritually, intellectually, and physically. You

epare yourself by engraining deep habits. Good habits,cording to Saint Thomas Aquinas, are called virtues. Re-eved from Saint George Field Manualby Taylor Marshall

he first 100 troops to charter nationwide will receive recog-tion badges. The Manual is currently being written. Uni-rms are being designed. Would you like to help us launche Scouts of Saint George? We need 3 volunteers and 20

outs to Charter our first troop. Please contact Dan [email protected] 706-589-5149.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

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PO REQUEST PROCESSMinistry Leaders are required to follow the following Parish Financial guideline to submit Purchase Order (PO)

requests. NO EXCEPTIONS. PO request forms can be found for your convenience in the first bulletin boardocated in the hallway. You may deposit your PO request in the PLC mailbox at anytime.

POs need to be submitted by the 5th of each month (for the following month) to ensure the Fund Managerprocesses requests and get them approved. Ministry Heads or Committee Coordinators are responsible for pricing and submitting the required informa-tion to either the Parish Financial Advisor or the PLC. Add a few days to this process.

Ensure the required information is completed to avoid delay in the PO request process. Name of the store, point of contact, address and phone number. Include Activity name in the Program Description box and Name of Point of Contact and valid phone num-

ber (Ex. St. Michaels Day. POC Lola Rivera (443) 223-1125.) Date the items are needed (date of the event. Ex. 12DEC11) Item Description (specify name, brand, code, color, size, and many other details that makes easy to identify

the item. Ex. Levis Jeans, black, size 34 waist, 31 length), and quantity of the items. (Ex. 3, 2 -Liters DietCoke) Price per unit. (Round prices. Do not be afraid to inflate the price a little bit. Ex. $7.50, you can write $10),

The requester of the purchase is responsible to make arrangements to do the purchases. If this person cannotaccompany the cardholder, he/she must coordinate with another person within his/her group to do it.

Note: The cardholder, PLC, or Financial Advisor are not required to do the purchase.Please, submit your PO requests to Aldo Calvi, [email protected] and PLC to

[email protected]. Thank you.

Movie Review

Visit us at http://www.saintmichaelparishfg.org

White House Down

By Joseph McAleerCatholic News Service

NEW YORK (CNS) -- In the hands of director RoEmmerich, our nation's capital doesn't stand a chaHaving laid waste to Washington by way of an invasion in "Independence Day" and via the Mapocalypse in "2012," he returns to form in "W

House Down" (Columbia). This time, domestic teism is to blame for the swath of destruction a

Pennsylvania Avenue.

Third time's a charm, however, as Emmerichcrafted a fast-paced thriller with heart -- but also tongue firmly planted in cheek. Based on a cscreenplay by James Vanderbilt ("The Amazing Sp-Man"), "White House Down" never takes itselfseriously, injecting humor into a survival drama

crosses "Die Hard" with "Air Force One."

John Cale (Channing Tatum) is a member osecurity detail protecting Speaker of the HouseRaphelson (Richard Jenkins). His goal is to joinSecret Service and serve the president, James Saw

(Jamie Foxx).

John's motivation is personal; he wants to imphis young daughter, Emily (Joey King), who is

sessed with politics and runs her own blog.

John arranges an interview with agent Carol nerty (Maggie Gyllenhaal) at the White House

brings Emily along, and the child is agog with exment. Unbeknownst to her, though, Dad does no

the job.

John and Emily decide to take the White House(this is pre-sequestration, of course). Prophetictheir guide points out a painting of the burning o

White House by British troops during the War of 1

Meanwhile, evil forces are at work inside the Caand at the White House, where a team of terrorists

gained entree disguised as workers installing a htheater for the first family.

Before you can say "House of Representatives,Capitol dome blows up and mercenaries are swarall over the executive mansion. Martin Walker (JaWoods), head of White House security, grabs the p

dent and they head down to the underground bunke

Of course, tourists make easy hostages. John sprinto action and escapes, but becomes separated Emily. Still, the ingenious girl manages to do herShe uses her cell phone to upload video of the attac

the Internet, blowing the terrorists' cover.

Without spoiling the plot and its many twists,fice it to say that, predictably, John winds up being

president's only friend and protector.

Amid the mayhem, "White House Down" gelittle preachy, slipping in talk about peace in the Mdle East, the impact of war on combatants, and

political power wielded by military contractorsarms manufacturers. But these issues, important asare, take a back seat to unabashed patriotism and

portrayal of heroic sacrifice for neighbor, family,

country.

The film contains much intense but mostly blless violence, a fleeting sexual image, and occascrude and profane language. The Catholic News vice classification is A-III -- adults. The Motion PiAssociation of America rating is PG-13 -- pastrongly cautioned. Some material may be inappr

ate for children under 13.Retrieved from http://www.catholicnews.com/

Donate your used American Flags

Knights of Columbus are collecting

unserviceable flags for Retirements

until June 1st.

You may deposit your donations in a box

marked Flagged in the activity room

Contact Bill Holt for more information

@ [email protected]

FACILITY SCHEDULING POLICYChapel facility can be requested for religious activities and services within our parish. Requestsneed to be in written in the official form and submitted via the PLC to avoid scheduling issues.- Submit requests at least two weeks in advance.- Forms can be found for your convenience in the inbox located in the Catholic Office.- You may deposit your PO request in the PLC mailbox at anytime.

- Priority for chapel usage is as follows:1. Religious/Worship Services2. Memorial/Funeral Services3. Other Religious Services/Events4. Weddings/Baptisms5. Unit Specific Activities

Requesters ResponsibilitiesRequester is responsible for setup for the event and tear down at end of event. All needed supplieswill be provided by the requester (group). No food, drink, gum tobacco products, alcohol, weap-ons, etc will be brought into the Sanctuary Ensure the used facility is clean after usage (clean cof-fee pot, pick up all trash, vacuumed, turn off ALL lights and lock ALL doors.

Use the suggestion box located in the hallway tonominate yourself or another candidate for any ofthe positions (President, Vice-President, Secretaryand Financial Advisor). Thank you.

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VOLUNTEERS COORDINATOR (volunteer position)t. Michaels Parish at Fort Gordon is looking for a dedicated, hardworking person, sensitive toe ways God calls and equips people for mission in daily life, to help the members of our con-

regation grow in both spirituality and in participation. Positive communication skills, includingoth quality listening skills and comfort with cold-calling, are a necessity! Ability to maintainpen and often communication with parish volunteers.

Duties will include, but are not limited to:- Establish and maintain relationships with congregation members and community organi-

zations to assist the congregation in accomplishing its missional responsibilities.- Create and maintain databases of congregational member information such as skills and

interests. Such databases may include some or all software such as Microsoft Access,Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Publisher.

- Establish and oversee recruitment procedures to meet specific group needs for activitiesand functions of volunteers.

- Evaluate the work of volunteers to ensure that work is of appropriate quality and that re-sources are used effectively.

- Assist in the assimilation process of new members. Work with theParish Life Coordina-tor to acknowledge, recognize, and support volunteers as well as recommend newdirections for ministry.

- Help connect members with existing ministries and programs within the congregation.- Report questions, comments, or concerns regularly to theParish Life Coordinator.- Other duties as assigned by thePastorand/orParish Life Coordinatoror as deemed nec-

essary.

Questions? Please contact the PLC, [email protected]

Adult Altar Servers WantedWe are looking for adult altar servers to assist at Mass,cially at Saturday 5pm and Sunday 8:30am masses. Pcontact Alex Besel if you are interested in becomialtar server. This is a great opportunity to serve our [email protected]

Evangelization CoordinatorWe are looking for volunteers to coordinate the Evantion ministry. Please, contact Lola Rivera if you are intin coordinating this ministry, or if you need more inforat [email protected]

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESRecruiting New VolunteersThere are many ways to help your community within the parish. Demonstrate Gods love by volunteering soour time. The following are some of the many volunteer opportunities for you. Contact the Parish Life Coordinator if you have questions or need further iation. [email protected].

Care Ministry CoordinatorWe are looking for a volunteer to coordinate the Care Mtry. This ministry assists parishioners who are sick at or hospital. The ministry coordinator is responsible fordinating visits in consultation with the senior pasto

PLC. The coordinator will be willing to visit parishwho request this assistance, share the Word of Go

prayer with them, and offer Holy Communion at the tivisit. If this is your call, or you need further inform

please contact us at [email protected].

Please, contact your coordinator with at least 48 hours in advance if you are unable to serve at the mass that you are schedule.Lectors: Tom Dean (706) 860-6946 or [email protected]

Extraordinary Ministers: Judy Kriegel (706) 869-9781 or [email protected]: Bill Holt (706) 951-3625 or [email protected]

You may contact the Liturgy Schedule Coordinator if you have any questions or concerns about schedule at Brian Musha @[email protected]. Thank you for your cooperation.

DATE MASS LECTOR EME USHER

7/6/2013 5:00 E. Greenwood G. Strellner R. AgostiniB. Musha J. Strellner B. Best

7/7/2013 8:30 S. Wodicka A. Larson R. Ruiz

G. Cody A. Perez K. Simmons

10:00 P. Holt A. David A. Hadloc

M. Lepak C. Leal B. Holt

R. Leal I. Rodriguez

M. Palo J. Varner

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Pastoral Council

Adoration on Wednesday

oin us for adoration this coming Wednesday at 6:30pm. We meet every weekspend and dedicate an hour in Eucharistic Adoration. This is a great way to

crease your faith and help you with your prayer life.

Confessions

rivate confessions at St. Michaels are available for you before Mass on Satur-ays 4pm and Sundays at 8am in the confessional box located in the Blessedacrament Chapel, but also face-to-face and by appointment at your conven-nce. Confessions are available in Spanish when Father Joseph celebrates

mass.

New to our Parish?lease take a minute and fill out our registration form. You can find these forms

the counter located in the social room. You may give the form to the Parishife Coordinator, or to the chaplain assistant on duty. You can also downloade form from our website if this is more convenient for you, and send it [email protected]. Welcome!

Anointing of the SickIf you are in need of this sacrament, or if you are going to be hospital

please contact Father Joseph (267) 243-5861

MatrimonyArrangements for marriage preparation should be made at least

months in advance of the proposed date. If there has been a prior marrthat has not been annulled by the Catholic Church, more time marequired. Participation in a marriage preparation workshop/programrequired. Initially, all requests of information should be directed toCatholic Pastor at (267) 243-5861.

BaptismIn order to receive Baptism, parent(s) must be registered and attenMass. Dates and times of Baptism can ONLY be set after registeringPre-Baptism class, and talking with a Priest. Baptism and preparationBaptism must be arranged 30 days in advance. Contact the PLC if need assistance.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

The RCIA program is the process through which interested adultsolder children are gradually introduced to the Roman Catholic docand way of life. Contact Kelley Culver if you need [email protected] .

PLCs Office HoursOfficially from this week, the Parish Life Coordinator will be working fromhome until further notice. She is available to assist you with registrations, Sac-amental inquires, PO requests, and any other needs via phone, and email when

needed. Parish office hours will be only on Wednesday from 8am-12pmParish office hours may change due to meetings or other duties with no notice.f you need immediate assistance, please contact the PLC

(706) 993-1816 or (443) 223-1125

Pastoral Visitationshere is simply no place more appropriate than the home for pastors to interactith their parishioners in a personal manner. And this holds true whether suchteraction is for the purpose of leading a person to Christ, reclaiming a lost

oul, or offering support and guidance. For this reason, our Pastor, Father Josephould like to start Pastoral Visitations to give parishioners the opportunity of

meeting and knowing him. He would like to visit parishioners homes twice aeek, so if you are interested in receiving the special visit of our Pastor, please

ontact the PLC Lola Rivera to schedule a Pastoral visitation @ (706) 791-4829,r [email protected]. Father Joseph is looking forward to visitour home, talk and pray with you and your family in earnestness and humility.

Writing Checks: When writing checks for our weekend collections, pmake sure you write the check to CTOF (Chapel Tithes and OfFund) Also remember , if you write a check $250 or above, you mafor a receipt from the chaplain assistant.

(COL) JEFF LEPAK, [email protected]

HERMAN GONZALEZ, [email protected]

JOANN CAPOZZOLI, [email protected]

ALDO CALVI, FINANCIAL [email protected]

The woman is at the heart of the home. Let us pray thawomen realize the reason for our existence: to love and be l

and through this love become instruments of peace inworld.Mother Teresa

Change of Address or Moving?Please advise the Parish Life Coordinator when you have any chan

address or telephone number, or if you are moving away.

Mass IntentionsIf you would like to offer a Mass for the repose of the soul of a loveor any other intention, you are encouraged to use one of our Massfrom the bulletin board located in the hallway next to the Sacristy.can also send it to the PLC via email at [email protected]

Pastoral CounselingAnyone wishing to see the Catholic Pastor for religious counseling is-ues may contact our Pastor. All requests of information should be directed

Father Joseph at (267) 243-5861.

Wedding Anniversary & Marriage Vow Renewalend us an email if you are celebrating your wedding anniversary next month.

We also encourage you to let us know if you would like to renew your marriageows at Mass, at least two weeks in advance. Requests can be submitted at:

[email protected]

Parish Council Meetingt. Michaels Parish Council Meeting is off for the Summer. Ourext Parish Council Meeting will be on the First Tuesday of August.he meeting will be at Good Shepherd Chapel (GSC), social room at30 pm.
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St. Michael the Archangel,defend us in battle.

Be our protection against thewickedness and snares of the

devil.May God rebuke him, we

humbly pray; and do Thou, OPrince of the Heavenly

Host by the Divine Power ofGod -thrust into hell,Satan and all the evil spirits,

who roam throughout theworld seeking the ruin of

souls.Amen.

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PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY

Ire Ann Tirador CW3James Omer Cote SrA James Varner

SFC Nathan Varner CPT Bontea Lt/Col Karl Strellne

Coffee and TheologyCoffee and Theology is a religiouseducation for adults that meet onSundays at 11:30am at the RSOBld. 29601. Contact Tom Dean (706)860-6946 if you have any question.

CCD RegistratioCCD registration is open throut the year. Please know torder to receive the Holy ment of First Communion orfirmation, children need to Religious Education as reqContact the RE Coordinator ana Gramer if you have questi

Weekend MassesSaturday 17:00

Sunday 08:30 & 10:00

Daily Mass

Mon & Wed 11:30Mon-Friday DDEAMC 11:45

ReconciliationSaturday 16:00Sunday 07:45

RosarySaturday 16:30Sunday 08:00

Communion (Sick/Homebound):

Father Joseph Lea

CCD

Will resume

in AugustHave a safe

summer!

Bible StudySt. Michaels Bible Study Tuesdays at 7:30pm in ttivity room. We are studyBible Study on the BooHebrews. Contact Tom Dea

PRAY FOR EXPECTANT MOTHERS

Please pray for our expectant mothers and their babies. If you are a member of St. Michaels Parish and ex-pecting a baby, or have a friend or relative who is a expecting a baby, please send us her name to add it to ourlist @ [email protected].

Tazmine Valentin Lisa (Capozzoli) Billings

Religious Education Coordinator Office HoursThe Religious Education Coordinator is available to meet with parents for enrolling their children and answer quest

and concerns at the RE Center, building 9th, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am to 12pm.

PRAY FOR THE SICKPlease pray for our sick and their families. If you know of any parishioner who is sick or is hospitalplease send us the name to add it to our list @ [email protected]

Helen Smiegocki Bea Nikoi Dinah Guilfo

Deborah Garcia Fidelis Henn Angela Blancos John Bacon

Bonnie Cartwright (child) Izzy Rodriguez Georgia Foster Carol Rodrig

Ian Lange (3 month-old) Lt/Col Karl Strellner Cathy Musha Thomas Dean

WeddingsContact PLC

BaptismsContact PLC

LiturgyDeacon Dave Kriegel

AdorationWednesday 18:30

Religious Education (RE)Sunday 11:30

Children (REC) off

RCIA (RSO)

Bulletin AnnouncementsPlease know that all weekend announcements should be sent Saturday by 5pm to bulletin@saintmichaelparishfAnnouncements received after the deadline might not be announced.

Pulpit AnnouncementsPlease know that all weekend an-nouncements should be sent by Fri-day noon to

[email protected]

Catholic RadioYou can listen live Catholic programsthat will be featured on SaintPaul Radio by going to their

website: saintpaulradio.org.

RE SPOTLIGHT NEWSCatechists Needed

We are recruiting catechists for the new CCDyear. If you are interested in teaching religiouseducation, please contact us. Experience is notrequired. We will provide you with the trainingand teaching resources that you need. We needteachers and substitute teachers for grades Pre-K through High School. Contact Adriana Gra-mer (978) 866-3806 or

[email protected]

StewardshipAttendance: 399

Offering: $1,741.3Thank You

Please remember in your prayers all those who are deployed, their families and friends during their depments. If your loved one is one of them, or you know any deployed military personnel send us his orname, so we can include it in our daily prayers. Send your prayer request to

[email protected]

PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF SOULPlease remember in your prayers those brothers and sisters who departed with the hope of eternal life.

Jose Martinez Manuel Megias

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June 2013

July 2013

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Altar Servers Tra

@ 12pm

CORPUS CHRISTI

Mass and procession ,

am (only this mass)

Coffee and Theology &

RCIA

11:30am

3

Dail y Mass, 11:30am

Book Club, 6:30pm

4

Council M eeting

5:30pm

Study of t he Gospels,

7:30pm

5


Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

6 7 8


RCIA11:30am

10


Book Club, 6:30pm

11

KofCMeeting,6:30pm


7:30pm

12


Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

13 14 15

6 FATHERS DAY!

Fathers Day Reception,

1am @ Freedom Park


RCIA11:30am

17


Book Club, 6:30pm

18


7:30pm

19


Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

20 21 22

NO Parish Picnic

CANCELED and

poned unt il Fall.

3


RCIA

11:30am

24


Book Club, 6:30pm

25


7:30pm

26


Adoration, 6:30pmChoir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

27

KofC 1st Degree, 7pm,

Bldg 13.

28 29

0 WELCOME SUNDAY


RCIA11:30am

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1


Book Club, 6:30pm

2


7:30pm

3

Dail y Mass,CANCELED

Adoration, CANCELED

Choir Rehearsal , CAN-

CELED.

4 5 6

7


RCIA11:30am

8


Book Club, 6:30pm

9

KofCMeeting,6:30pm


7:30pm

10


Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

11 12 13

Altar Servers Tr

@ 12pm

CWOC Retreat,

6:30pm (more inf

page 2)

4


RCIA11:30am

15


Book Club, 6:30pm

16


7:30pm

17


Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,7:45pm

18 19 20

KofC Council I n

tion Ceremony,

CWOC Retreat,6:30pm (more inf

page 2)

1

CWOC Installation

Ceremonyat 8:30am


RCIA11:30am

22


Book Club, 6:30pm

23


7:30pm

24


Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

25 26 27

CWOC Retreat,

6:30pm (more inf

page 2)

8


RCIA11:30am

29


Book Club, 6:30pm

30


7:30pm

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Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm