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ST.JOSEPH 4521 N Arden Rd Email: [email protected] Otis Orchards, WA 926-7133 • Fax Web site: stjoeparish.org
Pastoral Council Suzie Frei, Pat Hinman, Margie Frett, Mark Lamb, Mike Lunneborg, Jeff McCaulley, Danielle Wehr, Jennifer Witt Finance Council Mary Cameron, Debbi Haskins, Brian Gehlen, Marilyn Lunneborg, Jim Rudolph
Faith Formation Council Pam Finn, Karla Gehlen, Mirna Reyes Mark & Anna Henry, Brad Pearson, Amanda Peterson, Philip Wehr Charity and Justice Committee Jim Baumker 255-9498 [email protected]
Welcome Committee Darrel & Delores Jones 998-0438
Seniors on the Go Mary Nolan 328-2292 Dianne Murray 315-4688
Knights of Columbus Kevin Nicholls 994-8885
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Ken & Cheryl Nagle 922-9813
Stewardship Committee Cheri Hoagburg 863-3748
St. Gabriel’s Group (Mom’s Group) Jaymie Miner 999-6631
Prayer Chain Diana Andriolo 926-5490 [email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Ministry Preschool thru 7th grade Sunday 9:15—10:15 a.m.
Teachers: Preschool: Beth Pipkin 389-1426 Kindergarten: Shelagh Huntley 893-0128 1st Grade: Brad Pearson 208-683-1878 2nd Grade: Cheri Hoagburg 863-3748 3rd Grade: Carolyn Holley 999-3739 4th Grade: Philip Wehr 926-6457 5th Grade: Eustine Moczulski 279-9054 6th/7th Grade: Doug Wanner 710-9436
YOUTH MINISTRY Youth 8th—12th Grades Sunday 6:00—8:00 p.m.
Youth Leaders Meta & Gene Boik 928-6182 [email protected]
Parish Hall Rental Cindy Baird 926-7133
Wedding Coordinator Barbara Haney 926-7133
Eucharistic Minister Instructor Marilyn Lunneborg 226-3167
Lector Instructor Joe Biegler 255-9963
Altar Server Instructor Emanuele Portolese 474-0598
Liturgy Coordinator Tom Dettwiler 808-5481
Stephen Ministry
Sally Stuber 208-457-2234
PASTORAL STAFF Rev. Mike Kwiatkowski—Pastor Email: [email protected]
Deacon Chalo Martinez - 263-9553 Email: [email protected]
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
September 2, 2018 “O Lord, you are good
and forgiving”
OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday: 8:30 am—4:30 pm
WORSHIP Saturday - 5:30 pm Sunday - 8:00 am & 10:30 am
- am Wednesday—6:00 pm
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Tuesday 12:30—2:30 p.m. Wednesday 6:00—8:00 a.m. Wednesday 6:30—10:00 p.m.
RECONCILIATION Saturday 4—5 pm or by appointment
STAFF 926-7133 Parish Secretary Cindy Baird Email: [email protected]
Finances Becky Schoultz Email: [email protected]
Religious Ed Director Teresa McCann Email: [email protected]
Housekeeping Barbara Haney
BAPTISMS: Infants & Adults Call Parish Office for Parish policies
MARRIAGE: Preparations begin at least four months in advance of the wedding. Attendance at Marriage Preparation Weekends and other Di-ocesan regulations apply. Call Parish Office for Marriage policy.
SICK: Anointing of the Sick or Shut in Ministry—Call the Parish Office
“In observance of the commandments of the Lord … you will give evidence of your wisdom
and intelligence to the nations”
MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, September 1 5:30pm †Randy Wahl Sunday, September 2 8:00am †Edith Severns 10:30am People of the Parish Tuesday, September 4 8:30am NO MASS Wednesday, September 5 6:00pm NO MASS Thursday, September 6 8:30am NO MASS Friday, September 7 8:30am †Kay Clift Saturday, September 8 5:30pm Bonnie Bailey Sunday, September 9 8:00am People of the Parish 10:30am
WEEK AHEAD –September 3-9 Tuesday Quilters 10am Eucharistic Adoration 12:30-2:30pm Wednesday Eucharistic Adoration 6-8am Stewardship Committee Meeting 6:30pm Eucharistic Adoration 6:30-10pm Sunday Knights Breakfast 9-12 Blood Drive 8:30-12:15 Baptism Class 11:45am
St. Joseph Parish — Otis Orchards
WEEKLY COLLECTION 8/26/2018 Envelopes Plate TOTAL
$ 5,327.00 $ 773.23 $ 6,100.23 Total for August to date: $ 25,214.07 Needed Monthly $ 31,200.00 Building Maintenance Fund Total for August $ 536.00 ************************************************* OPOF Campaign 2013 2016 Total Pledges $727,785 $465,193 $1,192,978 Collected $695,256 $362,960.75 $ 1,058,216.75
Scriptures for September 9 Isaiah 35:4-7a
Psalm 146:6-7, 8-9, 9-10 James 2:1-5
Mark 7:31-37
LITURGY SCHEDULE for September 8th & 9th
Mass GREETER LECTOR EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS USHERS SERVERS 5:30pm D Bailey P Puhek, D Lansford, T Klutz R Bailey N Lansford
8:00am M Fautch & K Pefley M Cassel, L Riggins, F Falco D Yaeger D Pefley B Garner P Soderquist, Deacon Chalo I Pefley
10:30am V Pozo & L Soles P Wehr , B Conley, D Hardy, D Hardy J Ciesielski J Gehlen E Peterson T Stuber, S Stuber, Deacon Chalo B Pearson W Duarte
***IF YOU CAN NOT SERVE, PLEASE FIND A REPLACEMENT. THANK YOU***
STEWARDSHIP IN ACTION.
Today St. James tells us "Be doers of the word, not hearers only." In the care of crea-
tion, one another and ourselves are we acting as a reflection of Jesus for all who see us? Evangelization starts with what people see us do. Giving graciously of our time, talent and treasure is a first step.
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Prayer for Vocations Dear Lord, I will do what you want of me, send your Holy Spirit to me: into my mind, to show me what you want of me; into my heart, to give me the determination to do it, and to do it with all
my love, with all my mind, and with all of my strength right to the end. Help me to discern if a life of ordination to the priesthood or formal consecration to a holy life is right for me. Jesus, I trust in you.
This weekend’s second collection is for Spokane Valley Partners.
Question of the Week 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time—Doers of the Word Welcome with meekness the implanted word that has the power to save your souls. But be doers of the word, and not merely hearers who deceive themselves. James 1:21-22 Which words of Jesus provide the most inspiration for the Christian work that you do? How do you welcome the words of Jesus into your heart?
Our quarterly Blood Drive is Sunday, September 9th. You can schedule an appointment now online at inbcsaves.org, on the clipboard in the lobby or with Cindy in the Parish office. Thank you for this gift of life!
HELP THE SEMINARIANS Knights Breakfast next Sunday, September 9th! Proceeds this month will support Bishop White Seminary and the Seminarians. Can’t stay for breakfast? Knights will be available after Mass to collect donations. Knights of Columbus will also be riding 100 miles on Sat, Sept 22 as a fund raiser for Bishop White Seminary. May God bless our priests.
We are in need of Greeters at all the Masses, especially the 5:30 Saturday and 8am Sunday. This wonderful ministry entails welcoming people coming into Mass starting about 15 minutes before Mass starts, then handing out bulletins after Mass. If you are interested, including youth, or would like more information please contact Cindy in the parish office at 926-7133 or online at [email protected]
Fr Mike will be gone Mon, 9/3 - Thurs, 9/6 for the Priest’s Retreat. There will be no daily Mass 9/4-9/6. The parish office will be closed Monday, 9/9 for Labor Day.
God can live anywhere, but He prefers your heart.
St. Joseph’s Baptism Schedule—2018 Classes: September 9 Baptism: September 16 November 11 November 18 Classes are held on Sundays, after the 10:30am Mass. Please call the parish office to register or if you have any questions, 926-7133
St. Gabriel’s Group (Mom’s Group) meets Wed, 9:30-11:30am with child care provided. Check out the parish website for a calendar and to see what the group represents. Any questions call
or text Jaymie Miner, (509)999-6631 or [email protected].
The RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) offers a process that allows seekers to examine the Catholic faith more closely. The sessions at St. Joseph are on Tuesdays, 6:30pm. During these sessions participants ask ques-
tions, explore Catholic teachings, and discover what it means to be a Catholic Christian. If you or someone you know might be interested, please call the parish office 926-7133 or email Teresa at [email protected].
Produce Exchange The produce exchange table is set up in the gathering area. If you have extra produce you would like to share just set it on the table. Others, please take home what you can use.
FAITH FORMATION
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER PARISH HAPPENINGS
Rosary: Par ishioner Gary Wycoff will be lead-ing a Rosary every Saturday at 10am outside the West end of the building or in the Eucharist Chapel in bad weather. Special prayers will be said for all of the violence in the world. Everyone is welcome!
The Charity and Justice Committee has a Donation Barrel set up in the lobby for Charities. Each month, the requested do-nation items will be updated to reflect the most pressing need. We are still collecting school supplies for Otis Elemen-tary children. As you see the Back to School Sales, please consider adding some of these school supply bargains to your cart and help the students at Otis.
We need adult child care providers for Wednesday morning St Gabriel’s Mom’s group. This would be 9:15-11:45am each week here at the parish. If you are interested or would like more information please call the parish office 926-7133.
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“Hate Groups, Bias, and Action Steps: A Panel on Race and Ethnicity”
Wed, Sept 12th, 6:30 – 8:00pm in the Par ish Hall. Serious issues and tensions in our society today are again presenting us with the opportunity to understand the underly-ing causes of bias, ‘us versus them’ thinking, fear, and hate. The panel will be composed of speakers from local universi-ties with presentations on hate groups, implicit bias, and Catholic social teaching. Resources and representatives from local human rights and diversity organizations will be available for follow up information and opportunities. The Catholic Church teaches that the dignity of the human person is the foundation of a moral vision for society. How do we move forward to protect human dignity and build healthy communities and create a more just society? Free and open to the public. Sponsored by St. Joseph Charity and Justice Committee. Please call or email St. Joseph parish office at 509-926-7133 or [email protected] for more information.
PK—7th Grade Begins September 16th. religioused@stjoeparish,org
WE NEED YOU! Saturday morning, September 15th we will be having a YARD CLEAN-UP DAY! We need a minimum of 18 people plus trucks/trailers to help cut branches and haul them back by the shed to be chipped. Please sign up in the gathering area, including a phone number, & mark whether you can bring a truck and/or a trailer.
Nightwalk As some of you are aware, the House of Charity is changing its hours of operation. While they will continue to provide breakfast and lunch meal service, they will no longer be open to allow groups like ours to provide an evening meal to the general patrons. However, House of Charity values our ser-vice and has offered us some alternative ways to continue our ministry. A group of us met to discuss these options, and for those of you unable to make it, we wanted to pass along the update. Effective September we will switch to just making sandwiches on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month. To be clear, at this point this means we will ONLY be making sandwiches. We will not be purchasing or providing the rest of the meal such as the chips, fruit, desserts, and drinks. To all of you that have made cookies - we can't thank you enough! - but after next week you can enjoy a bit of a break. The other change is that rather than our group going down in the evening to serve the meal, one of our group will bring the sandwiches down to House of Charity so that they can be used for lunch service. House of Charity is hoping that by us providing sandwiches, the kitchen staff will be freed up a bit to do some housekeeping. Another service option proposed was for our group to provide dinner service to those who stay/live/volunteer evenings at House of Charity. This is a modest group of about 50. For now, the St Joe's Nightwalk group decided that it would be best to adjust to the new sand-wich service first. At a later date, we may look at providing meal service to this House of Charity group. Please keep our homeless friends in your prayers ...this transition will be hardest on them. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Deacon Chalo at 263-9553, or Anna at 255-4017.
Dear friends and fellow parishioners. As our time in Spokane and this Parish draws to an end, we reflect on the many friendships and good times we’ve had with you. We’ve enjoyed the various activities and friendly interactions on Sundays over the years.. Fr. Mike, Deacon Chalo, and staff, you have all contributed to our spiritual journey here and our sense of belonging to this great Parish. We thank you for that. We are moving to the Seattle area for Pat’s work with Provi-dence. We send our love and wish you all that is good. Best, Ralph and Pat Plaster
College Connection for Catholic Youth Enter high school graduate’s name, address and college se-lection & location into the collegeconnectionforcatholics.org website. Go to “Student Connect” and click on “Request a Packet”. You can then print from the website the campus ministry packet. The database will automatically forward the information to campus ministers. Catholic young people need a “Catholic Connection” in col-lege. We have a chance to make a difference.
Safe Environment Program (Protecting Our Children) “When any person, in his or her official supervisory capacity with a nonprofit or for-profit organization, has reasonable cause to believe that a minor has suffered abuse or neglect caused by a person over whom he or she regularly exercises supervisory authority, he or she shall report such incident, or cause a report to be made, to the proper law enforcement agency, provided that the person alleged to have caused the abuse or neglect is employed by, contracted by, or volunteers with the organization and coaches, trains, educates, or coun-sels a minor(s) or regularly has unsupervised access to a minor(s) as part of the employment, contract, or voluntary service.” In other words, volunteers who supervise other volunteers who work with minors are required to report any suspected abuse by others whom they supervise. Sited from RCW (1) (b). Reporting Suspected Abuse: To report any suspected abuse, please contact: Victims Assistance Coordinator (509) 353-0442 Office Phone, (509) 998-8340 Cell Phone Child Protective Services Spokane Co. (509)363-3333, (800)557-9671, (800)562-5624 Department of Social and Health Services, (866) 363-4276 Law Enforcement Spokane County: (509) 456-2233
IN THE COMMUNITY
Eucharistic Minister needed at Sacred Heart Medical Center, 101 W 8th Ave, Spokane, for 1st, 4th and sometimes 5th Saturday of the month. Contact Brenda Johnson at Volunteer Services, Sacred Heart Med CTR, 509-474-3166
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Focus on the Family Wait No More Foster Care and Adoption Conference coming to Spokane Sept. 22. The foster care crisis in Spokane
continues to worsen. Recently, the state began housing foster children in Spokane in hotels because of a severe shortage of foster homes. The Wait No More conference is a call to the church to respond to its biblical mandates of adoption, hospi-tality and care for the lost and broken. The Spokane Father-hood Initiative (SpoFI), a local, faith-based non-profit, is a co-host of this event. The Wait No More conference includes a powerful and stirring call to families to take any of several steps to become involved. If 127 families commit to support foster care on Sept. 22, the foster care system in Spokane will be transformed! We will have flipped the list, creat-ing more foster homes than kids in need! Valley Assembly Church, 15618 E Broadway Ave, Spokane Valley, WA 99037, 10am to 2pm, Free; lunch included. Please register at www.waitnomore.org/spokane. For more information contact Robbin Hatten, [email protected], (562) 356-7008 or Ron Hauenstein, [email protected] , (509) 999-3522
Caring for Kids 2018—Creating Connections Thurs, Sept 20, 5—7pm in the Grand Pennington Ballroom, Historic Davenport Hotel. Featuring Dr. Kent Hoffman of Circle of Security International. Wine, hors d’oeuvres, dessert. Register online www.cceasternwa.org
Engage at Every Age—Service Crew Catholic Charities is thrilled to announce their newest youth initiative—the Service Crew. The Service Crew is a youth volunteer group (ages 14-18) that gives students valuable service opportunities in numerous Catholic Charities pro-grams. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to see first-hand what Catholic Charities does as an organization, become familiar with the programs and staff, and fulfill our mission of bringing hope to those who are vulnerable. If your student is interested in applying, please reach out to Sarah Yerden, at 509-455-3039 or [email protected].
Fides et Ratio— “Faith & Reason”—20 Years Later Reflections on the encyclical of St Pope John Paul II. A se-ries of free public lectures and events at GU sponsored by the Faith & Reason Institute of Gonzaga U., The Diocese of Spokane, and the Gonzaga Socratic Club. * “Beyond Reason’s Wax Nose” Thurs. Sept 13, 7pm. Globe Room, Cataldo. Robert Royal, Faith & Reason Insti-tute * Reflections on Fides et Ratio Fri, Sept 14, 7pm. Globe Room, Cataldo. Most Reverend Charles J Chaput, Archbish-op of Philadelphia * Liberating a Continent: John Paul II and the Fall of Communism. Wed, Sept 19, 7pm (film). Hemmingson 004. * Panel Discussion. Mon, Sept 24, 7pm. Jundt 110, GU Doug Kries, Tom Jeannot, and others.
For more info contact Prof. Brian Clayton: [email protected]
Current needs for Spokane Valley Partners Food Bank: cere-al, ramen, box dinners, canned fruit & vegetables, canned beans, crackers & soups. They also need plastic grocery bags. We have a collection box in the area between the doors.
Natural Family Planning Class at St. Peter Parish Class meets once per month for 3 months starting Saturday, October 20, 9:30am, at St. Peter Church, 3520 E 18th Ave, Spokane. Fee is $135 (including materials) plus ship-ping. To register for this class or a self-paced on-line class, go to http://register.ccli.org. To learn more visit www.live-the-love.org or call 509-590-8576 / 768-1862.
Novena for the Legal Protection of Human Life Through Friday, September 28. In addition to the current invitation to fast on Fridays, participants are encouraged to pray one Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be for the inten-tion of the novena. www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/take-action-now/call-to-prayer/call-to-prayer-join.cfm
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Immaculate Heart Retreat Center 6910 S Ben Burr Rd, Spokane, (509) 448-1224
For more information or to register in advance: www.ihrc.net Summertime Spiritual Moments, 1 1/2 hour programs designed to give participants a taste of what it is like to at-tend Day of Prayer or Retreat. A light meal will be served during each program, and there is no cost to attend. Please make reservations. Sept 14, 8-9:30am “The Gospel in a Nutshell—a Kernel of Truth” (begins with Mass) Fr Mike Savelesky
Days of Prayer: 9am-3pm, begins with the Rosary, and includes the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Mass, two confer-ences, lunch and concludes with Adoration. $38/ $48 with a room. Please register in advance.
Liturgy of the Hours Retreat - “Praying with Christ in the Liturgy of the Hours” Fr. Rory Pitstick, Sept. 14-16 Please register in advance, $196 per person/ $302 couples (includes meals & overnight) $110 commuters (meals only). Weekly Serenity of the Heart AA Meeting, Every Friday at 12 noon. The group is always open for more member s. Call Barb at (509) 688-5640, if you would like to come, or simply come to the meeting. All are welcome!
Private Directed Retreats are always available: Ignatian, or Scriptural Spiritual Direction retreats; 3, 5, 8, or 30-Day. We can tailor a retreat to your spiritual, and emotional needs. For more information or to register in advance. Please call: (509) 448-1224 or visit www.ihrc.net . Cost per day is dependent on the length of the retreat with meals.
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http://dioceseofspokane.org/ Catholic Diocese of Spokane is now on Facebook ! Go to www.facebook.com/pages/Catholic-Diocese-of-Spokane/116335971744555 and “like” them to follow the happenings around the Diocese.
The Catholic Foundation of Eastern Washington Supporting Catholic Parishes, Schools and Institutions through Permanent Endowments. To learn more contact, please Sr. Mary Tracy via email or by calling (509) 358-7334 www.spokanecatholicfoundation.com
In February, St. John Vianney Knights of Columbus (Spokane) began an Emergency Response [two-way radio] Communication (ERC) network to help parishioners com-municate with each other when the electrical-grid goes down, due to natural or man-made disasters, such as wind-storms, ice-storms, wildfires, train derailments, or acts of terrorism. We now have an Amateur Radio ERC network and a GMRS ERC network established, and we communi-cate on them for training and equipment testing each week. Any parishioner in the Diocese, who has an amateur ra-dio (AR) license or a General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) “walkie-talkie” license, or would be willing to secure one or the other of them, or both, and would like to help establish an effective diocese-wide ERC network, please contact Jonas Hiner (K7RTA, WQZV545) at cell phone 509-998-0625, or send an email to [email protected], to learn more.
Stress in Your Marriage?—One week left to sign up for Retrouvaille. Retrouvaille is a program for married couples that feel bored, frustrated, or angry in their marriage. Some experience coldness and simply shut down. Others experi-ence conflict and arguments in their relationship and don’t know how to change the situation or even communicate with their spouses about it. Retrouvaille is for any couple who would like to rediscover their marriage and improve commu-nication. Visit www.Retrouvaille.org for emotional testimo-nials. For confidential information or to register for the Sep-tember 7-9, Spokane weekend call (509) 520-4118 or (800)470-2230 or visit the web site at www.Retrouvaille.org.
Inland NW Catholic Men's Retreat with Fr Mitch Pacwa "Continuing the Journey, Hearing God's Word in Today's Rapidly Changing World" The well known author and EWTN contributor will conduct the retreat at Camp N-Sid-Sen on Lake Coeur d'Alene. Fri, Oct. 26, 5:00pm - Sun, Oct. 28 at 10:00am. Cost includes meals and lodging: $130.00 /person ($110.00 for men under age 36). Tickets available at Eventbrite.com. Sponsored by The Knights of Columbus Council, St. Pius X Parish in Coeur d'Alene."
Spokane Jesuit Volunteer EnCorps Jesuit Volunteer EnCorps (JV EnCorps) meets monthly at The Cardinal Bea House on Gonzaga’s campus! We are still accepting applications for 2018-19! Our group is graciously invited by the Jesuits to gather for our monthly community meetings of reflection & spiritual formation in The Cardinal Bea House Chapel. Please consider joining us in building a community of those who serve others! JV EnCorps, a program of JVC Northwest, facilitates trans-formative opportunities for service, community and spiritual formation for adults 50 & older who are committed to social & ecological justice. During their ten months of part-time volunteer service, participants meet regularly in community to deepen their spirituality & explore the values of communi-ty, simple living & social & ecological justice. Priority ap-plication deadline Aug 31st. Opening Retreat is Sept18th. For more info: [email protected] or Karen and Chuck Contardo. 509-953-8625 or Chuck 509-953-8627. We would like to meet you.
Immigration The bishops continue to call for action on the immigration issue. Here are three ways you can assist: 1. Pray. You can find a prayer for migrant children at
wwwjusticeforimmigrants.org 2. Action. Go to www.ccveasternwa.org to learn about
material and volunteer needs, or join Pope Francis’ Share the Journey global solidarity campaign with mi-grants and refugees.
3. Learn. Visit the USCCB’s Justice For Immigrants (JFI) at www.usccb.org to review backgrounders, educational material and a webinar.
Check out Bishop Barron’s new website: reasonfaithscience.com
Beginning Experience Weekend Retreat Help for the heartache of finding yourself alone through Sep-aration, Divorce, or being Widowed. Oct 19-21 at Immacu-late Heart Retreat Center, Spokane. To register call Marlene at 509-534-1797
When I feel all alone, Father help me to remember that you are with me and I have nothing to fear.
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