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SAINT PAUL ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 3005 Country Club Road www.spccnb.

............. 8:00 am, 11:00 am 1:00 pm (Misa en Español) Monday, Tuesday, Thursday...... 8:00 am Wednesday............9:00 am, 6:00 pm Friday............ 8:00 am at Old St Paul First Saturday.

1 SAINT PAUL ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 3005 Country Club Road (252) Office: M-F 8:30-4:00pm Saint Paul Catholic School (252) Saint Peter the Fisherman Mission Parish in Oriental (252) MASS SCHEDULE Saturday :00 pm Sunday :00 am, 11:00 am 1:00 pm (Misa en Español) Monday, Tuesday, Thursday :00 am Wednesday :00 am, 6:00 pm Friday :00 am at Old St Paul First Saturday :00 am Holy Days of Obligation per announcements PASTORAL STAFF Father Thomas Tully, Pastor Father Robert Schmid, Parochial Vicar Deacon Mike Mahoney, ObISB, Parish Deacon Deacon Rick Fisher, Parish Deacon Deacon Jim Hackett, Parish Deacon Sister Monique Dissen, IHM, Pastoral Associate Deacon David Kierski, School Administrator Welcome Visitors and Guests!

In today s first reading, Lady Wisdom is se ng a feast, a sign of celebra ng the covenant that Israel has with God. Israel s central remembrance of its saving Exodus covenant is the Passover meal.

2 WORD OF THE LORD THIS WEEK S ACTIVITIES THIS EUCHARISTIC FEAST Some things about human nature don t change, even over the course of centuries. When we celebrate a holiday, we have a meal; when we celebrate a significant event, we have a feast. In today s first reading, Lady Wisdom is se ng a feast, a sign of celebra ng the covenant that Israel has with God. Israel s central remembrance of its saving Exodus covenant is the Passover meal. So it is natural and not coincidental that the Chris an celebra on of the new covenant sealed by the blood of Christ on the cross happens at a meal, our Eucharist, offered first by Jesus in the context of Passover remembrance. It is easy for us, some mes, to forget the very long and rich religious and human origins of our eucharis c feas ng on the bread and cup that are the Body and Blood of Jesus. Today, and for the next few Sundays that we hear the Bread of Life discourse from John, let us bring to mind the loving covenant that God makes with us, and be filled with great joy at this marvelous feast that we have come to a end! Copyright J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. TODAY S READINGS First Reading Wisdom has built her house; she has dressed her meat, mixed her wine, yes, she has spread her table (Proverbs 9:1-6). Psalm Taste and see the goodness of the Lord (Psalm 34). Second Reading Be filled with the Spirit, giving thanks always and for everything (Ephesians 5:15-20). Gospel I am the living bread that came down from heaven (John 6:51-58). READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Ez 24:15-24; Dt 32:18-21; Mt 19:16-22 Tuesday: Ez 28:1-10; Dt 32:26-36ab; Mt 19:23-30 Wednesday: Ez 34:1-11; Ps 23:1-6; Mt 20:1-16 Thursday: Ez 36:23-28; Ps 51:12-19; Mt 22:1-14 Friday: Rv 21:9b-14; Ps 145:10-18; Jn 1:45-51 Saturday: Ez 43:1-7a; Ps 85:9ab-14; Mt 23:1-12 Sunday 8/19 8:00AM Mass +Timotea D Valdez 9:00AM Olive Branch Gi Store Open ll 1:00PM 9:30AM Chancel Choir Prac ce 10:30AM Chaplet of Divine Mercy - SJC 11:00AM Mass +Lawrence Spallanzani 1:00PM Mass Saint Paul Parish Family Monday 8/20 8:00AM Mass - SJC +Jerry Tracy 11:00AM Hand and Foot Card Games FLC3 Tuesday 8/21 8:00AM Mass - SJC +Paule e Paulie Jungclaus 10:30AM Mass in Oriental 12:00PM One in the Spirit Prayer Group SJC 1:00PM Prayer Shawl Ministry FLC3 Wednesday 8/22 9:00AM Mass 9:00AM Olive Branch Gi Store Open ll Noon 5:00PM Medjugorje Prayer Group Church 5:30PM Women s Open Gym Basketball - Gym 6:00PM Mass +Christopher D Aquino 6:45PM Liturgy Commi ee Mee ng Conf Room 7:00PM SPRAA Men s Open Gym Basketball 7:00PM Hispanic Choir Prac ce Thursday 8/23 8:00AM Mass - SJC +Irene Costello 8:35AM Adora on Church 10:45AM Reconcilia on 11:45AM Benedic on Church 12:00PM Sept 2 nd Bulle n Items Due 6:30PM Child Safety Class - FLC 7:30PM Folk Choir Prac ce - Church Friday 8/24 8:00AM Mass OSP +Leo Corkery 4:30PM Pray Freedom for Cap ves Gr Conf Rm Saturday 8/25 8:00AM Cursillo FLC2 1:00PM Alvernia Matrimonial - FLC 3:30PM Reconcilia on SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Twen eth Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Bernard Tuesday: St. Pius X Wednesday: The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary Thursday: St. Rose of Lima Friday: St. Bartholomew Saturday: St. Louis; St. Joseph Calasanz The complete Parish Calendar, as well as past issues of the bulle n, are always available for viewing at our website: spccnb.org Please pray for those who are sick, shut-in, or recovering from surgery, and their caregivers.

ANNOUNCEMENTS HOSPITALITY USHERS NEEDED Would you like to take a more ac ve role in the warm and welcoming presence of our parish?

Having a full supply of ministers will lessen the burden on our exis ng ministers as well as give others the opportunity to become a part of this very special and important ministry.

YARD SALE VOLUNTEERS The Knights of Columbus are always in need of Yard Sale Helpers. We meet every Tuesday from 9 ll Noon to prepare for the next sale. Come on by!

For larger items, call Phil Nassef at 252-229-9799 to arrange for pick-up.

RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY SERVICES RCS is in need of cereal, spaghe os, Jelly in plas c containers and Ramen noodles.

Thanks in advance for your support in this endeavor. The most precious jewels you ll ever have around your neck are the arms of a child.

Topics include: Chas ty Educa on and Resources, Human Trafficking, Contracep on and Post Abor on Healing. Visit raldioc.configio.com/go/respect-lifeconference.

3 ANNOUNCEMENTS HOSPITALITY USHERS NEEDED Would you like to take a more ac ve role in the warm and welcoming presence of our parish? We are looking to add a few more men and women to our team of Hospitality Ministers / Ushers. It is our goal to have 27 ministers for every Mass - 3 rota ng teams of 9. Having a full supply of ministers will lessen the burden on our exis ng ministers as well as give others the opportunity to become a part of this very special and important ministry. If you are interested in learning more about this, please contact Deacon Jim at deaconjim@spccnb.org or (cell). Thank you! YARD SALE VOLUNTEERS The Knights of Columbus are always in need of Yard Sale Helpers. We meet every Tuesday from 9 ll Noon to prepare for the next sale. Come on by! Don t forget the Knights of Columbus accepts all dona ons. Dona ons can be dropped off on Tuesday mornings at the KofC Building on 1125 Pine Tree Drive. For larger items, call Phil Nassef at to arrange for pick-up. NEXT KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS YARD SALE Thursday, September 27th Friday, September 28th Saturday, September 29th 8AM - NOON Proceeds from the sales are distributed among local chari es. RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY SERVICES RCS is in need of cereal, spaghe os, Jelly in plas c containers and Ramen noodles. Volunteers are also needed to help with picking up and sor ng dona ons and maintaining the Dress for Success clothing closet. If you have any ques ons, please call Catherine or Judi at Thanks in advance for your support in this endeavor. The most precious jewels you ll ever have around your neck are the arms of a child. Respect Life Conference Saturday, September 15th at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Raleigh beginning with Mass at 9AM and ending at 3:00PM. Topics include: Chas ty Educa on and Resources, Human Trafficking, Contracep on and Post Abor on Healing. Visit raldioc.configio.com/go/respect-lifeconference. The cost is $10, for lunch and materials. SAINT PAUL YOUTH Congratula ons school staff and families--we have go en off to a great start! This past Wednesday marked the beginning of the new school year at Saint Paul Catholic School. It has been a busy me for our staff and our families as we all adjust to our new rou nes. A er all of the hustle and bustle of ge ng ready for and star ng this term, it s me for a family night out. Please join us in the Family Life Center this coming Friday, August 24 th, for Family Fun Night featuring a Pot Luck Dinner. Details are being sent out soon. During the hot, rainy days, many of us have been looking forward to the month of October, which will be here before we know it. Our Fall Fes val Commi ee is already busy at work planning this year s event, which is scheduled for Friday, October 19 th, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Concessions, including pizza, hot dogs, and nachos, as well as beer, wine and so drinks will be available throughout the event. Carnival games, bounce houses and live music will be featured from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. From 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. our popular Stew, Brew, and Chili Too cook off will take place in the Family Life Center. A supervised children s area will be provided for our young ones to cool off and relax a er the outside ac vi es. Our next planning mee ng for the Fes val is Tuesday, August 21 st, at 5:45 p.m. in the school library. Please join us. We need your skills and ideas plus you will be earning volunteer hours. PEW CARDS! To the parents of our young children, may we suggest..relax! God put wiggles in children; don t feel you have to suppress them in God s house. Sit towards the front where it s easier to see and hear. Quietly explain the parts of the mass to your children. Sing the hymns, pray and voice the responses. Children learn liturgical behavior by imita ng you. If you need to leave Mass with your child, please feel free to do so. However, PLEASE come back. Remember that the way we welcome children in Church directly affects the way they respond to Church, to God and to Jesus Christ. Let them know that they are at home here. Hand your child the pew card and a pencil you receive from the ushers. It is for them to draw and doodle on! To the other members of our parish A smile of encouragement is always welcome to parents with small, ac ve children. They are, a er all, the future genera on of our Church!

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Ready for the ride of a life me?

bikemsnewbern.org. The 2018 CROP Hunger Walk is on Sunday, September 30th, at Union Point Park!

This is a reminder that all churches are invited to par cipate by forming teams of walkers. Contact Steve Mabie for more informa on (252-904-8617) or shmabie137@gmail.

They are crea ng a database of ci zens with special needs and have asked for our assistance in ge ng the word out at St. Paul.

All the informa on provided is voluntary and confiden al. However, it may be shared to facilitate your quick and safe evacua on. You need to register in order to be included in the database.

If you have ques ons or need assistance filling out the form, please contact either Lisa Earp (extension 3085) or Tonja Davis (extension 3185) of Craven County DSS Adult Services at 252-636-4900.

For anyone seeking individual sessions, we can make that possible. To register, call Irene Swanteson (Third Order Dominican) 252-638-9306. Facilitator: Sister Monique Dissen, I.H.M. Know that we are praying for you.

4 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Ready for the ride of a life me? One of New Bern s biggest events for many years has been the annual MS Bike Ride which draws hundreds of bicyclists to the community for a twoday fund raising event. September 8-9, at 8:00 a.m. each day Start/Finish Loca on: Union Point Park Anyone interested in taking part in the 2018 event as riders, sponsors, or volunteers can get informa on at The 2018 CROP Hunger Walk is on Sunday, September 30th, at Union Point Park! Remember, 25% of the funds raised go to Religious Community Services to help feed the hungry in our area. Our theme this year is "May we be a blessing to others. This is a reminder that all churches are invited to par cipate by forming teams of walkers. Contact Steve Mabie for more informa on ( ) or shmabie137@gmail.com Craven County Special Needs Registry The 2018 Hurricane Season is here, and the Craven County Departments of Emergency Management and of Social Services want to make sure our community is prepared in the event of an emergency. Of par cular concern are ci zens with special needs who may require special medical a en on during a disaster or may need to be temporarily sheltered outside their home. They are crea ng a database of ci zens with special needs and have asked for our assistance in ge ng the word out at St. Paul. Client/case informa on received for this database will be reviewed by a social worker who will work with individuals in assessing what would best meet their needs during an evacua on or disaster. All the informa on provided is voluntary and confiden al. However, it may be shared to facilitate your quick and safe evacua on. You need to register in order to be included in the database. Copies of the registra on forms can be found in the church office, or are available in electronic form from the Craven County Social Services Special Needs Registry and can be ed. If you have ques ons or need assistance filling out the form, please contact either Lisa Earp (extension 3085) or Tonja Davis (extension 3185) of Craven County DSS Adult Services at PARISH ACTIVITIES GRIEVING GROUP Our Autumn Grieving Group begins September 11th through October 16th (6 sessions - Tuesdays) in Saint Joseph Chapel from 10:00AM to 11:30AM. For anyone seeking individual sessions, we can make that possible. To register, call Irene Swanteson (Third Order Dominican) Facilitator: Sister Monique Dissen, I.H.M. Know that we are praying for you. RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF FAITH Are you interested in our Catholic Faith? RCIA will begin Sunday, September 9th at 9:15 in the Family Life Center-Room 2 Please call Marcie McLure at or Bryan Brown at for more informa on. CHAPLET OF DIVINE MERCY Sundays at 10:30AM - SJC Let the glory and praise to the Divine Mercy, who is God, rise from every creature in all ages, places, and mes! My Jesus, my peace and my strength, my soul praises, bathes and rests daily in the rays of your loving mercy. Abide in me! WEDNESDAY MORNING 9:00AM SCHOOL MASS The School children's choir and homilies are adapted for young persons. We welcome home-schooled children as a shared community for Catholic educa on. All are welcome! Nice one Solly - but it s a word of mouth campaign.

August 19, 2018 Dear Friends at Saint Paul: Last year, the conversa on between the Pastoral Council and the Finance Council clarified many things, in par cular, the necessity of long range planning

We can make dreams come true, if there is high quality imagina on to give us vision, and careful planning for what could be someday.

There are many good ideas, proposals, programs and ini a ves that are part of our on-going commitments. We couldn't list everything!

5 August 19, 2018 Dear Friends at Saint Paul: Last year, the conversa on between the Pastoral Council and the Finance Council clarified many things, in par cular, the necessity of long range planning given the limited resources the parish and parishioners share in common. We can make dreams come true, if there is high quality imagina on to give us vision, and careful planning for what could be someday. The conversa on and ac vi es at the Parish Town Hall mee ng in June gave excellent feedback to the Pastoral Council to develop high priority goals that we can slowly move forward. There are many good ideas, proposals, programs and ini a ves that are part of our on-going commitments. We couldn't list everything! I want to assure you that the details that follow are added to all the important, or favorite, or rewarding other things that we like to do at Saint Paul, though they are not listed here! The Pastoral Council in its discussion last week aimed at four direc ons to go that have been discussed in many forms for any number of years. It is part of the Holy Spirit's influence on the Council that these four became our clear pursuit. This is a spiritual claim that I am making: God is taking care of our parish. Praise God! First is the direc on to go to improve Religious Educa on. This involves everyone in the parish but in par cular focuses on the needs of Faith Forma on and Catechesis for our children and our youth. The Parish School is working hard at making great Catholic disciples, thanks be to God. Those who are not at Saint Paul Catholic School require a greater effort on our part to try to make a bigger impact with less. How are we to do this? We are also keenly aware that adults are in great need of forma ve and faith suppor ng teaching and adult-style learning. Second is a related but separate direc on to go that we have to work on: Youth Ministry. Although this includes some of Religious Educa on and Faith Forma on, the real need here concerns teenagers rela ng to God and one another as disciples with a purpose. The teen church (ages 13-19) has to be evangelized, formed and empowered for service. The goal of Youth Ministry is not to get kids Confirmed or keep teens at Mass but to lay the founda on for following Christ and spiritual heroism and leadership. Of course, we want good teens who make good decisions now but what we really need is a church for the future! Success here leads to Young Adult (20-35) needs and ministry. Third, the Pastoral Council sees the direc on to go for a basic reality: we have to take care of our space the parish Campus. Several concerns came to the fore: the streetscape on Country Club Road, the need for a future for the Cemetery using a Columbarium (for ashes from crema on) and a long term landscaping plan that can be an organizer to all the li le things we do along the way. These are not the only ideas that have been men oned but the importance of Campus Care is a part of our stewardship and helps our rela onships and reputa on with neighbors and in the City. Fourth, we have been collec ng many different ideas into a single focus: Technology. The parish will have to move into the economy of the future. If we develop resources here and commi ees needed for understanding and implemen ng new means of communica on, we will be able to do everything else we do with greater ease and effec veness: video-streaming the Mass to the homebound, or to a nursery where parents can s ll be a full part of the Mass community, or Religious Educa on and Youth Ministry online with new apps that share faith and truth. We already have a small group that will soon introduce a phone app for our use! These four direc ons to go are at the heart of our discernment for the future! We know that we must improve Religious Educa on, Youth Ministry, Campus Care and Communica on Technology. There you have it, from the front line! Next week, I will list some of the priority items we will work on that are not easily summarized by the above four direc ons to go. Peace,

PARISH INFORMATION SACRAMENT SCHEDULE Reconcilia on: Thursdays 10:45-11:45am; Saturday 3:30-4:30pm or by appointment. Bap sm: First me parents must a end Bap smal Prepara on Classes.

Anoin ng of the Sick: Contact the church office or rectory. Funerals: Call 638-4436 or e-mail funeral@spccnb.org To submit bulle n ar cles, email bulle n@spccnb.org The deadline is Thursdays at noon.

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No need for remembering to write a check each week or remembering to bring your envelopes to church each Sunday! Simply register via the church website at www.spccnb.

We hope that you will find our parish community a place where your life of faith will be nourished. We also hope that you will share your special gi s within the community.

6 PARISH INFORMATION SACRAMENT SCHEDULE Reconcilia on: Thursdays 10:45-11:45am; Saturday 3:30-4:30pm or by appointment. Bap sm: First me parents must a end Bap smal Prepara on Classes. Registra on is mandatory. Contact the church office. First Communion/Confirma on: Contact the church office. Marriages: Contact church office - 6 month advance no ce is required. Anoin ng of the Sick: Contact the church office or rectory. Funerals: Call or funeral@spccnb.org To submit bulle n ar cles, bulle n@spccnb.org The deadline is Thursdays at noon. All requests should be sent in editable format 11 days before the bulle n issue date. OLIVE BRANCH STORE & LENDING LIBRARY Our 4 Olive Wood Crucifix from Bethlehem is lovely and perfect for a college dorm room no two are alike and they are just $6. New Items: Cross & Grapes Holy Water Font $8, Our Lady of Guadalupe Scapular with Medals $2, Children s Prayer Cube $2 (6 prayers great for teachers, students, families & gi s). Back In Stock: Catechism of the Catholic Church (Spanish & English), waterproof scapular, Child s colorful Rosary. We have a few more 2018 Sunday Missals available $5 Get them while they last! Open Sun. 9 1 & Wed in the Family Life Center. All proceeds benefit St. Paul Catholic Church. EME / LECTOR SCHEDULE 8/25: 5PM - Team #3 8/26: 8AM - Team #3 11AM - Team #2 GIVING HAS GOTTEN EASIER! Online Envelope Giving is available for parishioners through Our Sunday Visitor, our envelope company. You can give automa cally weekly, monthly, etc. No need for remembering to write a check each week or remembering to bring your envelopes to church each Sunday! Simply register via the church website at and click on "online envelope". You can manage your account and make changes at any me. Any ques ons, contact Donna Simon in the church office at WELCOME VISITORS AND GUESTS! We hope that you will find our parish community a place where your life of faith will be nourished. We also hope that you will share your special gi s within the community. Your prayers, your presence and your talents are most welcome. Please introduce yourself a er Mass. PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY CHURCH OFFICE: NIGHT EMERGENCY: PASTORAL STAFF Father Thomas S Tully, Pastor: pastor@spccnb.org Father Robert Schmid, Parochial Vicar: frschmid@spccnb.org Deacon Rick Fisher: Deacon Mike Mahoney, ObISB: Deacon Jim Hacke : Sister Monique Dissen, IHM, Hospital: Parish Care Coordinator, DeLesa Conway: dconway@spccnb.org Bookkeeper, Donna Simon: dsimon@spccnb.org Bulle n: bulle n@spccnb.org Cemetery: Danny Gennantonio, Facili es Manager: Open Faith Forma on: Joy Harsen Funeral Arrangements: , funeral@spccnb.org Hispanic Ministry: Judith Denis Music Ministry: Call Church Office RCIA Coordinator: Marcelene McLure, Catholic Chari es: Catholic Daughters: Mary Ann Harper, Extraordinary Ministers of Eucharist: Mary Spano, Eucharis c Ministers (Home/Sick): Dennis Colbert, Finance Council: Open Knights Third Degree: Michael Lynch, Knights Fourth Degree: Ralph Aviles, Pastoral Council: Judi Williams, pcouncil@spccnb.org Religious Community Services: Rectory: Saint Paul School Administrator: Deacon Kierski,

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SAINT PAUL ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 3005 Country Club Road New Bern, NC 28562 www.spccnb.org (252) 638-1984 Office: M-F 8:30-4:00pm Saint Paul Catholic School (252) 633-0100 Saint Peter the Fisherman Mission