October 14, SAINT CYRIL CHURCH The Roman Catholic Community in Wilsonville. A Message To Our Parishioners & Visitors.

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1 October 14, 2018 The 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 am and 10:30 am 1:30 pm Spanish Mass Last Sunday of the Month Weekday Mass Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday: 9:00 am Holy Days as announced Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 4:00-4:30 pm or by Appointment Parish Office Hours Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday: 9:00 am-4:30 pm Friday: 9:00 am - 2:30 pm Closed Mondays (and Tuesdays following Monday holidays) Baptism Please call the office. Marriage Please contact the office a minimum of six months prior to the proposed date for an appointment and information about marriage preparation. Anointing & Communion of the Sick Available upon request. We bring the Eucharist to those who are unable to attend Mass. Please call the parish office. SAINT CYRIL CHURCH The Roman Catholic Community in Wilsonville 9205 SW Fifth Street, Wilsonville, Oregon Phone: Fax: office@stcyrilparish.org Pastor: Fr. Brian Allbright office@stcyrilparish.org Business Manager: Julie Tiedtke bizmgr@stcyrilparish.org Parish Secretary: Anita Ruggiero secretary@stcyrilparish.org Religious Ed: Mary Ellen O Larey re@stcyrilparish.org Facilities: Tricia Bosch facilities@stcyrilparish.org A Message To Our Parishioners & Visitors We invite your participation in the many wonderful ministries here at St. Cyril. We are truly blessed by so many talented people who make these ministries possible. For further information on our ministries, please call the office. Mission Statement St. Cyril Catholic Parish dedicates itself to sharing the Good News and the Sacraments of Jesus Christ. Vision Statement St. Cyril Parish is committed to creating a Christ centered community that seeks to: Enrich the liturgical experience Extend love, mercy, forgiveness Share the Church s faith Celebrate fellowship and the sanctity of life

2 Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 14, 2018 Parish Calendar of Events This Week Office Closed Mondays Tuesday October 16 2:00 pm Prayer Shawl Ministry Rm 116 6:30 pm Parish Bible Study FS Wednesday October 17 9:00 am Mass Church 7:00 pm Men s Bible Study Rm 116 Thursday October 18 9:00 am Mass Church 10:00 am Women s Bible Study FS Friday October 19 9:00 am Mass Church Saturday October 20 9:30 am Ministry Reflection Day Church 4:00 pm Confessions Church 5:00 pm Mass Church Sunday 8:00 am Mass Church 9:15 am RE PreK MS Youth Hall 9:15 am SVDP FS 10:30 am Mass Church 11:45 am HS Youth Rm 116 FS=Fireside Room Saturday Evening Hosts Coordinators: Dick & Leanne Spence To volunteer: or rt4lee@aol.com Oct. 20 Dave & Jean Farrell Coffee & Doughnut Hosts Coordinators: 8:00a Pam & Phil Krumm :30a Michelle Zalec Kathy Ree kathy.ree@comcast.net 8:00a Liz Ana, Lois Smith, LaVon Friedman 10:30a Hilary & Obi Ginigeme PRO-LIFE MEETING The next meeting will be November 4th in the Hall at 9:15 am. For more info call Ray Klupenger at Readings October 14 Wis 7:7-11 / Heb 4:12-13 / Mk 10:17-30 Is 53:10-11 / Heb 4:14-16 / Mk 10: th Sunday in Ordinary Time Camels on the Way Mark allows us to think that Jesus spoke with as much sympathy as disappointment when he said, How hard it is for those who have wealth to enter the kingdom of God. Jesus understood how people can be enslaved by their possessions. He knew how hard it is for anyone to enter the kingdom of God. He had been dealing with similar difficulties with his disciples for whom competition and prestige were stumbling blocks. Therefore, Jesus went on with both humor and sympathy to explain that camels go through the eye of a needle more easily than people learn to be little and dependent enough to trust only in God s plan. Today s Gospel reminds us that every Christian is called to participate in Jesus mission. That call is personal and unique, tailored to the gifts and needs of each person. Each is free to accept or reject it. It calls forth much more than praying an extra psalm or wearing a scapular. At the same time, we are never called to the impossible but rather to be open to what is possible with the help of God. With Peter and the gang, we are all invited to accept being camels on the way to becoming more than we can imagine. Mary M. McGlone, CSJ/Celebration Mass Intentions Oct Wednesday 9:00 am +Lois Collins Thursday 9:00 am General Intention Friday 9:00 am General Intentions Saturday 5:00 pm +Ruth Fraker Sunday 8:00 am Our Parishioners 10:30 am General Intentions October 14, 2018 Page 2

3 Tailgating Party November 3, :00 pm in the Parish Hall Fall is in the air and it is time for a Tailgating Party, November 3 rd after the 5PM mass in the Hall. We are looking for 10 spirited teams this year! It doesn t matter if you re a Duck or a Beaver Fan or if you re a Timbers or Trailblazer fan, sign up for your favorite team. You can decorate your table if you choose, but it s not required, then serve you re favorite tailgating food. Flyers are by each door of the church with an entry form. Also we will be featuring the Wine Wall as well as a Beer Wall so start shopping for Wine ($15 value) and Beer ($4) to donate for this event. We will have our fabulous Raffle Baskets once again, so consider donating a Raffle Basket. This year we want to feature more themed dinners to buy. Please consider donating a dinner. This year the funds will support our Music Ministry. Any questions? Contact Deanna Nibler at or dsnibler@msn.com. October 20 Saturday 5:00 pm C. Sturtevant *A. Greene, J. Zeller, S. Schneider,, Ushers : P. Schiermeyer, J. Clarkson Greeters :, Sunday 8:00 am J. Kruse *E. Clarkson, P. Krumm, Ushers : J. Geyer, R. Garcia Y. Rogers,, Greeters: D. Geyer, J. Kruse Sunday 10:30 am S. Suran *S. Bentz, D. Zielsdorf, A. Zielsdorf, M. King, Ushers : D. Schuh, H. Johanson Greeters:, Altar Server: Meredith ALL SAINTS DAY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ALL SOULS DAY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Masses 9:00 am & 7:00 pm Mass 9:00 am

4 MINISTRY REFLECTION DAY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2018 The Ministry Reflection Day for all LECTORS, EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS, USHERS, GREETERS AND CHOIR MEMBERS will be Saturday, October 20th in the church from 9:30 am Noon. If you are unable to attend please call the office and let us know if you wish to continue in your ministry. Thank you Music Coordinator Wanted We are looking for a new part-time Music Coordinator and would like your help in spreading the word. The successful candidate will provide music for weekend Masses and for other church celebrations. The applicant will have knowledge and commitment to the mission of the parish and the Catholic Church, along with being proficient in his or her performance area. This candidate will serve on the Parish Liturgy Committee. Please send resume and cover letter along with salary requirements to St. Cyril Catholic Church, 9205 SW 5 th St, Wilsonville, OR 97070, or bizmgr@stcyrilparish.org. A Place of Vulnerability and Trust When we gather around the table and eat from the same loaf and drink from the same cup, we are most vulnerable to one another. We cannot have a meal together in peace with guns hanging over our shoulders and pistols attached to our belts. When we break bread together we leave our arms - whether they are physical or mental - at the door and enter into a place of mutual vulnerability and trust. The beauty of the Eucharist is precisely that it is the place where a vulnerable God invites vulnerable people to come together in a peaceful meal. When we break bread and give it to each other, fear vanishes and God becomes very close. Henri J. M. Nouwen Saint Vincent de Paul Thank you for your donations to Bountiful Baskets last weekend. We appreciate your support of our food pantry. Our next St. Vincent de Paul meeting will be held on at 9:15am in the Parish Hall. Come and learn more about our mission to serve POPE S PRAYER INTENTION FOR OCTOBER Evangelization: The Mission of Religious That consecrated religious men and women may bestir themselves, and be present among the poor, the marginalized, and those who have no voice. WORLD MISSION SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2018 Next weekend, we will celebrate World Mission Sunday. Pope Francis invites the entire church to support The mission dioceses in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America and Europe, where priests, religious and lay leaders serve the world s most vulnerable communities. Please keep the Pope s mission in your prayers, and be generous in next week s collection. October 14, 2018 Page 4

5 HONORING OUR DECEASED LOVED ONES Each year in November we honor our beloved deceased family members and friends who have died anytime through this past year. Please fill out the form below and return it to the office by the collection basket, mail or drop by the office before October 26, PLEASE PRINT Deceased Name First Last Submitted by Phone Date of Death DEADLINE TO SUBMIT IS OCTOBER 26, 2018 Anointing of the Sick The weekend of October 20 and 21 we will celebrate the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick. Usually those who choose to be anointed are people who are seriously or chronically ill, having impending surgery or elderly people who have become notably weakened. This sacrament will be administered at all the Masses and can be received more than once. Gobble! Gobble! If it s the first time you are reading about our annual Thanksgiving Day dinner, here are some facts about this effort. We ve grown from feeding 60+ people in 2014 (mostly our parishioners), to just over 120 people in 2017 (mostly neighbors from outside our parish.) It s amazing how smoothly this has unfolded. From the beginning, our parishioners have kept this effort funded; and for the last 2 years, we ve received a monetary donation from Fred Meyer of Wilsonville. It s been possible to prepare such a feast because of the fully-equipped kitchen in our parish hall. Our convection oven will allow us to cook 4 turkeys at once: none more than 13#, split in half and 2 per sheet pan. We ve staggered the start times, though, so there is always hot turkey throughout our serving time. Having this convection oven, frees up our gas oven and stove for the various side dishes that are prepared for such a feast. It is truly heart-warming to work with volunteers who want to provide this meal. If you or someone you know, will be without family or don t have the space or resources, to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal at home, please let us know. We can set a place for you and yours. Contact us by phone or Joanie Kruse Eileen Clarkson baggenstos@centurytel.net emclarkson1@gmail.com Look for information each week in bulletin, under: Gobble! Gobble! October 14, 2018 Page 5

6 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND YOUTH MINISTRY FIRST COMMUNION STUDENTS Students in class for First Communion and Reconciliation are supposed to wear nametags during the Mass attended each week of the school year. Please remember to give the nametag to Father Brian as you exit Mass. Each week you will receive a sticker on the back but only if you hand it in to Father Brian. Thank you families for making Mass attendance a priority. THE HOLY ROSARY October is the month we celebrate the Holy Rosary. Parents and their children are encouraged to pray a decade of the Rosary each night of the school week this month. There are four categories of mysteries listed below, so choose a different one each week and then by the end of the month you will have prayed the entire Rosary as a family. The Joyful Mysteries The Sorrowful Mysteries The Glorious Mysteries The Luminous Mysteries You can also pray along with other Catholics around the world by viewing YouTube videos of the rosary at this link: watch?v=0v7uk9mdhlo. Sub Tuum Praesidium We turn to you for protection, holy Mother of God. Listen to our prayers and help us in our needs. Save us from every danger, glorious and blessed Virgin. Amen Pope Francis: Pray the Rosary Pope Francis requests that we all pray the Rosary every day this month. He also is encouraging us to pray Sub Tuum Praesidium and the Prayer of St. Michael daily with the Rosary. This week at the Synod on Youth and the Church, Pope Francis has asked the 266 priests, bishops, and cardinals attending to really make an effort to meet the youth where they are and to truly listen to what they are concerned about in the world today. Young people have big dreams for shaping their own future and we must listen and act now on their behalf. They are very concerned about the environment now and in the future. The 36 young people attending the month long synod are excited to have their voices be heard. One young man expressed his opinion on Pope Francis by saying he thought he was enthusiastic, dedicated and inspiring. During his recent Baltic States visit Pope Francis spoke with many youth and parents from broken families who have lost hope. He listened and invited them back to the Catholic Church family. Dear Pastor, My father says I should learn the Ten Commandments. But I don t think I want to because we have enough rules already in my house. Joshua, Age 10, South Pasadena October 14, 2018 Page 6

7 Safety First Grant Update Throughout the Summer and early Fall we have been working on our Safety First Grant projects. They are now complete! Keep your eye out around the campus to see the great work that has been done to keep us all safer. The grant will provide 50% funding for the following projects and the other 50% will come from your generous Blue Envelope (Building & Maintenance Fund) donations: Handrail for Office Staircase 2 Chain Fire Ladders Improve Outside Office Walkway & Stairs Office Security Doors Lighting on West Side of Church Repair Curbing in Church Parking Lot RECTORY OPEN HOUSE TODAY All those interested in seeing the new Rectory, please join us today at an Open House from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. The address for the Rectory is SW Costa Circle E, Wilsonville. We hope to see you there!! God s blessings on all who have made this purchase possible. Thank you, again! $250, As of 10/7/2018 Still Needed $6, Total Pledged $243, Your Sunday Contributions Cash Received $234, Monthly September Income $ 35, September Expenses $ 38, Year To Date ($2,560.89) July through September Income $ 99, July through September Expenses $ 103, Received Prior to Summer Sizzle $62, ($4,188.09) October 14, 2018 Page 7