Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 18, 2016 God... wills everyone to be saved and to come to knowledge of the truth.

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1 ST. MARY PARISH th Street, Sacramento CA (916) Fax (916) Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 18, 2016 God... wills everyone to be saved and to come to knowledge of the truth. 1 Timothy 2:4 MASS SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00, 9:30, 11:00am, and 6:00pm Daily Mass: Monday - Saturday 8:00am; Saturday 5:00pm (Vigil Mass) Holy Days: As announced in bulletin CONFESSION : Saturday: 3:30pm-4:30pm Or by appointment PASTOR: Fr. James Narithookil, CMI jamesnarithookil@gmail.com PAROCHIAL VICAR : Fr. Jossy Vattothu, CMI jovatton@gmail.com DEACONS Deacon Luigi Del Gaudio, MSW Deacon George W. Kriske BUSINESS MANAGER: Tracilyn Peters tpeters@stmaryparishsacramento.com INFANT MARY CHAPEL Open Daily 6:30 am-5:00 pm Solemn Adoration: First Fridays 8:30 am-6:00 pm FOLLOW OUR PARISH PARISH INFORMATION MARRIAGE: Contact the Parish office at (916) months prior to the wedding date. Marriage preparation classes are available. INFANT BAPTISM: Contact the Parish Office. Parents and godparents must attend class. ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Contact the Parish Office regarding sick, elderly who are at home, hospitals or special care facilities. MUSIC: For Music Ministry, call Ben (916) RCIA: Process for adults and children of catechetical age who are interested in joining the Catholic Church and baptized Catholics wanting to complete their initiation sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist. Please call Deacon Lu at (916) x12 CFF: Catholic youth are formed through the Parish Faith Formation Program (CFF). Deacon Lu (916) x12. BULLETIN: Our church bulletin is prepared two weeks in advance. All submissions are reviewed by the Pastor. requests to tpeters@stmaryparishsacramento.com no later than the Thursday two weeks before. PARISHIONER REGISTRATION: Please contact parish office at (916)

2 Thirukkural The Tirukkural or Thirukkural, or shortly the Kural, is a classic Tamil sangam literature consisting of 1330 couplets or kurals, dealing with the everyday virtues of an individual. Chapter 19 : Avoiding backbiting Even someone, who is a sinner and does not speak of virtue, will benefit from never slandering anyone in his absence. One, who does good deeds much beyond what books on virtue prescribe, will benefit more from never backbiting anyone. Do not slander another in his absence, even if that person does not speak virtuously and has committed heinous deeds. To wear a deceitful smile in one s presence but to slander him in his absence slaughtering his reputation, is more harmful than refuting all that is virtuous and doing unrighteous deeds. It is better to die than to live by backbiting and then being hypocritical; so dying, may yield the benefits spoken of by moral scriptures. It is passable to speak impolitely to someone face to face, but never utter an imprudent word behind the back. One, who extols righteousness but is insincere at heart, is exposed when he is devious enough to backbite. One who smears another behind his back, opens himself up to similar smear when he falters. Through slander behind the back, one who gets estranged from friends, is incapable of indulging in pleasant talk and gaining friends. If one is known to habitually sully his friends for their faults, what damage would he do unto others? Out of its commitment to its virtue of patience, the earth tolerates the presence of a slanderer on it. If one looks at his faults in the same light as others faults, will any harm befell the lingering human lives? Fr. James Narithookil, CMI Pastor Mercy is one thing, malpractice quite another. Why, then, does the defrauded master in Jesus parable praise the devious steward? Jesus shows by example how to sanctify material goods: by placing all our resources, indeed our very selves, at the service of others. No matter how costly such service, or how minimal the return, such charity is the wisest investment, yielding a reward that is literally out of this world. For Amos and Jesus, authentic worship of God demands practical charity toward our neighbor. Paul, too, declares that the only worship acceptable to God is offered by a community rich in charity. Liturgy must be matched to life, lifting up holy hands, without anger or argument (1 Timothy 2:8). This Jubilee Y ear of Mercy challenges us to live as children of light, as devoted to self-sacrificing service as the children of this world (Luke 16:8) are to serving themselves, as enthusiastic for God s kingdom of justice as we are about less-enduring treasures. Peter Scagnelli, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

3 We Welcome the Following New Parishioners To Our Parish Family: READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Prv 3:27-34; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 8:16-18 Tuesday: Prv 21:1-6, 10-13; Ps 119:1, 27, 30, 34, 35, 44; Lk 8:19-21 Wednesday: Eph 4:1-7, 11-13; Ps 19:2-5; Mt 9:9-13 Thursday: Shirley Bie We encourage all new parishioners to take a moment to register. St. Mary's Music Ministry is looking for additional members. We have three choirs for you to consider. Please contact Ben Billeci at to find out more of what is available to you. THE GIFT OF TREASURE With gratitude for the gifts they have received, Parishioners and visitors made a joyful return to the Lord of the following: September 11, 2016 Weekly Collection (including EOP) :$11,957.58* Weekly Goal (to cover expenses): $13, Please remember St. Mary s, your Spiritual Home, in your will. *This amount only represents weekly Sunday Mass collections. Other sources of income (i.e. donations, building fund, etc.) are not included in this number. OUR MISSION STATEMENT St. Mary Parish prepares and sustains its members and guests for a life and eternity in the presence of God. In accomplishing our mission, we proclaim and celebrate our salvation through Jesus Christ enlivened by the Holy Spirit, nourish our sacramental life especially in the Sunday celebration of the Eucharist and demonstrate our faith worshiping, educating, serving and encouraging vocations as modeled by Mother Mary. Eccl 1:2-11; Ps 90:3-6, 12-14, 17bc; Lk 9:7-9 Friday: Eccl 3:1-11; Ps 144:1b, 2abc, 3-4; Lk 9:18-22 Saturday: Eccl 11:9 12:8; Ps 90:3-6, 12-14, 17; Lk 9:43b-45 Sunday: Am 6:1a, 4-7; Ps 146:7-10; 1 Tm 6:11-16; Lk 16:19-31 Mass Intentions Requested By Saturday, September 17 8:00am Eric Cameron & Family Mary Kassis Geraldine Sullivan + Tony & Georgene Ragusa 5:00pm Albert Lazzarone + Della Ventura Family Maria & Almo Danti + Enzo & Agnes Costa Sunday, September 18 8:00am Mike Lehmkuhl + St. Mary Parish Eduardo Bitanga + Neocatechumenal Way 9:30am Alice Ciani + Harriet Coster Mario Affinito + Nancy Affinito 11:00am Joseph Catalano + Pat Pavone Don Dali + St. Mary Choirs 6:00pm For the People Monday, September 19 8:00am Dick Murdock & Family Francis Lino Carolo + Terry Corcoran Tuesday, September 20 8:00am Shirley Wizer + Nancy Affinito Gene Wizer + Nancy Affinito Wednesday, September 21 8:00am Jean Theobald + Marvin &Jean Delfendahl Leda Costamagna + Terry Corcoran Thursday, September 22 8:00am Mario Affinito + Nancy Affinito Domenick Stefani + Stefani Family Friday, September 23 8:00am Robert Trafton + Wife & Son Kevin Gilhooly + Elizabeth Gilhooly Saturday, September 24 8:00am Tom Crawford + Wife Geraldine Sullivan + Tom & Georgene Ragusa 5:00pm Mercedes Castro + Sister Phil Bacchi + Shirleen Bacchi & Family Sunday, September 25 8:00am Renato & Cristina Tambellini + Family Pete Rossi + Bruce & Elvira O Day 9:30am Bonnie Carboni + Harriet Coster Mario Affinito + Nancy Affinito 11:00am Don Dali + St. Mary Choirs Rosemarie De Carci + Bilandzich Family 6:00pm For the People Lilian Clifford, Gene Harding, Mary Katherine Long, Tracy Fisher, Carmen Quintana, Anne Horton, Rose Mary Clemons, Patricia Schiele, Jim & Amelia Vic, Melinda Riley, Donna Kelley, Edward Kelley, Mary Halverson, Stefanie Jumper, Brent Luna, Madison Smith, Robert Rizzo, Trisha Bright-Bernard, Joe Rohrer, Richard Padden, Herb Louie, Gary Sypnicki, France Driscoll, Richard Kelley, Clarence Jefferson, Bernadine Vessels, Joetta Conners, Elvira Falzon, Cassandra and Gigi Noble, Andrea Kolstrup, Tony Costa, Matthew Herbert, Niloofar Layeghi, Harriet Coster, Abbas Layeghi, Gary Clifford, Thomas Colby, Cecil Bennett, Linda Kaeser, Charles Nulk, Robin Dunton, Loren Chelini, Rebecca Jayne, John Cappello, Nancy Dramis, Robbie and Andy King, Sue DeCoite, Emma Mackenzie Reagan, Janice Papotto, Margie Miller, Aleysse Cruickshank, Helen Willett, Phillip Worth, Mary Devereux, Ted Porter, Sarah De La Rosa, Stephen Chelini, Angelo J. De Stefano, Vanessa Papotto, Pam Butts, Diana White, Richard Jauquez, Damian Torres, May Perri, Mary Cignarella, Eugene Gisla, Sandra Mahood, Randall Bertacchi, Jim Hayes, Karen Boggs, Anthony & Esther Latino, Vincent Eileen Johnson, Alfonso Hernandez, Matt Eaker, Laurel Abbott, Jane Anderson, Jill Stanfield, Mary Sloan, Jane Hinman, Steven Fusick, Nilda Medina, Bobby Lopez-Garcia, Kim Reynoso, Michael Paparella, Jim Scala, Mary Cervantes, Aldo Maltesta, Nancy Horat, Ilene Totasian, Larry Maleske, John E. Virga, Bob & Gloria Zielke, Simone Cameron, Eric Cameron, Dani Brynn McCoy, Armida Herrera, Andrea McFarland and Josephine Gomez.

4 BOOKS St. Mary Parish 85th Annual Parish Festival Calling All Parishioners The St. Mary Festival is right around the corner on September 25th and we need your participation. Please remember to pick up your Raffle ticket, as there are new items this year that you should find interesting. We also have the Car Show returning, so if you have a car you want to enter or a friend with a car please sign up. We mentioned the Corn Hole Tournament, which is a fun corn-bag toss. Teams of two can win exciting prizes. Sign up early to reserve your spot. Finally, there are a number of booths and activities that need your help. You can come out on Friday or Monday to help with the setup and breakdown, or spend time in a booth on Sunday. We really need the help so please come out! Raffle questions, or to get your tickets mailed to you Contact Mary Willett at Car show entries contact Paul Henderson at or the Rectory at Corn Hole Tournament entries contact Aaron Chaves at Volunteer opportunities Contact Jennifer Davis at or Joe Frasca at We have opportunities for Booth Sponsorships. You can promote your business or recognize a loved one. Cost is $100, and you can contact Joe Frasca if interested. Festival Raffle Sneak Peak What's NEW at the Festival this year? Our Green Bag (just because you drop your ticket into a bag) Pick-A- Winner Raffle. Parishioners wanted a lower ticket price and this one is just $1 per ticket, and of course, the more you buy the more bonus tickets you get. You can drop your tickets to win some great prizes - here's a partial list: Gift Certificates from: Opa Opa, Cafe Vinoteca, Talini's Nursery, Nopalitos, Puddles Children's Clothing Bouique, and Vince's Ristorante. Baskets of great stuff from Dunkin' Donuts, Pete's Coffee, a Beauty Collection and a 'Baking with Grandma' basket donated by St. Mary Cemetery & Funeral Center. A 'Staycation' - get away for a short break with 2 nights at the Residence Inn Natomas and a gift card to Mezcal Grille. Wine, Golf packages and more.... We hope you will drop by the Gym on Festival Day, buy a few tickets and choose a few of these great prizes that you'd like to win. Volunteers will be out and about at the Festival selling tickets - look for them. You have 'em and we need 'em WHY? FOR THE CHURCH FESTIVAL IN SEPTEMBER They are very popular each year especially in the way that the Altar Society sets them up in the bookcases by categories, they were very easy for the most avid reader to select his or her favorites. Please go through your books now & drop them off in th St. Mary's Church vestibule (formerly the Baptistery) in the boxes provided. We would really love it if you would sort and label them into categories. WE NEED BOOKS THAT SELL!!! NOVELS, MYSTERY/THRILLERS, HISTORY/ BIOGRAPHIES, POLITICAL, WESTERNS, YOUNG ADULT AND CHILDRENS' BOOKS If the Church is closed, drop them off at the Rectory during business hours. We are not having a White Elephant Booth this Year, but something very SPECIAL. It's a SURPRISE!!! LOVING HEARTS MINISTRY We continue to reach out to parishioners who are homebound and/or in need company. Our members can provide telephone calls or visits. We can provide transportation to mass. This ministry hosts special masses and receptions in the fall and spring. If we can be of service to you or a loved one please contact Kathy Diaz at or kathydiaz@comcast.net. Meal Train Created for Cameron Family One of our parish families needs our help. During the Jubilee Year of Mercy please take advantage of this opportunity to practice what the Holy Father has been preaching this year. To sign up to help this family out by providing a meal for 5 please visit Emergency Collection for Louisiana Flood Relief THIS WEEKEND The funds collected today in this one-time special appeal for the 2016 Louisiana Floods will be used to support the efforts of Catholic Charities USA, the official domestic relief agency of the U.S. Catholic Church, as they and their member agencies respond to immediate emergency needs for such necessities as shelter, clean water, food, and medical care as well as to the long term need to rebuild and recover after widespread destruction, and to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops for pastoral and reconstruction needs of the Church. Please give generously.

5 Bible Study A Powerful Study on the Blessed Mother Begins September 7th Have you ever wondered why Mary is so important to our faith as Catholics? We turn to her in prayer, in the Mass, in the Rosary, and in Marian devotions. We honor her with special feasts celebrating the significant events in her life. We place images of her in our churches and homes. Join us for an extraordinary study that reveals Mary's unique role in God's Kingdom and in our lives. The Bible and the Virgin Mary is based upon the book Hail, Holy Queen, by Dr. Scott Hahn. It teaches Catholics how Marian doctrine and devotion are firmly rooted in Scripture and answers common objections from non- Catholics. St. Mary Parish Sacramento will be hosting this study in the St. Mary School Library (Cabrini Center) beginning September 7 at 7pm and continuing for 12 sessions (no study on the 2nd Wednesday of each month.) Sessions are 90 minutes in length. Cost is $35 per person. Watch the trailer atwww.bibleandthevirginmary.com For more information or to register for the study, call Gwen Devereux at or gwen@devereuxonline.com. You can also register on the St. Mary Parish Sacramento Facebook page! Invite your friends and family! Open to all ages high school and up. USHERS NEEDED We are in dire need of Ushers, particularly for the 5pm Mass on Saturday and 11am Mass on Sunday Mornings. Assistance at any Mass would also be greatly appreciated. If you are able to help, please contact Kathy Traversi, the Usher Chairperson at Thank You!! If you are interested in knowing more about the Catholic faith or want to finish your initiation sacraments (first eucharist & confirmation) contact Deacon Lu (916) ext. 12 During these summer months we just keep plugging away here in RCIA. We have 3 kids, 1 teen and 6 adults preparing for sacraments. A few of these are baptized Catholics and as such will not need to wait until next Easter! This is an exciting time to become part of the Church. There will be another Inquiry period starting on Monday, September 12th, for those interested in learning more about the faith. Please call if you are interested in becoming Catholic. Please pray for all of these people! Please contact Deacon Lu at x12. We look forward to hearing from you! RCIA Adult and Teens Sessions Catechumenate: Sundays 10:30 am, Marian Room Inquiry: Mondays, 7:00 pm Holy Spouses Room NEW INQUIRY FORMING NOW! Children's Inquiry: Mondays 5:30 pm Holy Spouses Room NEW INQUIRY FORMING NOW!! 9/18/16 Children s Liturgy Adult/Teens Catechumenate Kids Catechumenate Catholic Schools Majorettes Pier Young Adult Group 9/19/16 Divine Mercy Chaplet EDGE Children s Inquity Adult Inquiry Prayer Request Group Liturgy of the Hours 9/20/16 Altar Society Cub Scouts Adult Recreational Basketball Neocatechumenal Way 9/21/16 Centering Prayer Group Girl Scouts Choir Practice CFF Bible Study Confirmation Parent Meeting SVDP Meeting 9/22/16 Choir Practice Neocatechumenal Way 9/23/16 Divine Mercy Chaplet 9/24/16 Confessions Neocatechumenal Way 9/25/16 PARISH FESTIVAL Adult/Teens Catechumenate Kids Catechumenate Children s Liturgy Group Baptism Pier Young Adult Group A partner's different perspective is valuable, but the very fact that it is different means that it will require work, humility, time, and resources to incorporate that perspective. At times, this will require checking one's pride at the door. - Ron Garan DACA and Naturalization screening & consultation workshop Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services (a Catholic Charities of Sacramento Member Agency), in partnership with McGeorge School of Law and the Mexican Consulate is hosting free DACA and Naturalization screening events on September 22. Thursday, September 22, 2016 (6:00 pm) Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services 3333 Third Avenue, Sacramento, CA Prior reservation required! For reservation or more information, call or clsmcg@paci_c.edu

6 Respect Life Committee 40 Days for Life Rosary, Vigil Mass and Kick-Off Bishop Myron Cotta will celebrate our Diocese s Opening Mass for the 40 Days vigil on Saturday, September 24th at St. Philomene Parish in Sacramento at 5:30 pm. The Rosary will be prayed at 5:00 pm. A spaghetti dinner kickoff will follow immediately afterward in the St. Philomene school gym. Everyone is invited to attend and priests are invited to concelebrate with Bishop Cotta. 40 Days for Life Campaign The Fall 40 Days for Life prayer vigil begins on September 28 in hundreds of cities around the world, including several in our Diocese. Christians will pray and offer assistance on the sidewalk, Monday - Friday, from September 28th to November 6th. This life-saving, peaceful, prayerful ministry is endorsed by Bishop Soto who encourages all Catholics to participate. By God's grace over 11,700 women worldwide have changed their minds, choosing LIFE for their children rather than abortion because of people praying at the sidewalk. The Sacramento vigil will be held at 1442 Ethan Way, along the public sidewalk of the abortion business parking lot on Hallmark Drive, across from the state fairgrounds. Other 40 Days for Life locations within the Diocese of Sacramento include Redding, Chico, Vallejo, and Fairfield. Please visit 40daysforlife.com for more information about each site. Knights of Columbus Council #953 The Knights of Columbus Council #953 are pleased to announce that proceeds from the upcoming Mexican Night fundraising dinner will support Clara s House. The dinner will be Saturday, September 24, All are welcomed. There is a social hour at 6:00 pm and dinner starts at 7:00 pm. This will be an authentic Mexican dinner in true fiesta spirit. The meal features carnitas, rice and beans, hot tortillas, chips and salsa, and house-made guacamole. There will be Raffle Prizes for adults and a Piñata for the kids. Prices are $20 for Adults -- $10 for Children 12 and under. Children three and under are free. Dinner is served at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 5961 Newman Ct., Sacramento, CA Make reservations by contacting Greg Wolfe at or at gwolfejf@gmail.com. Pay at the door that night. Clara s House is a small primary care nurse practitioner clinic in Sacramento that provides compassionate, comprehensive healthcare to those most in need including the uninsured and homeless ( PUBLIC ROSARY CRUSADE!! America is at a historic crossroad as the secularist try to push God out from the public square and our very own families. Join your fellow St. Mary s parishioners at the 2017 Public Square Rosary Crusade that will be held in the cities all over the United States. Sacramento Location: Corner of Sacramento State University & J Street. When: Saturday, October 17, Time: 12:00pm (Lasts one (1) Hour) Meet &Park: Knights of Columbus Parking Lot To Register Call: Lilian (916)

7 Calling All Athletes! It is not too late to join the Mustangs for fall sports! Our St. Mary Cross Country team is looking for dedicated runners! The first meet is a month away so to get ready to run. Our head coach, Aaron Rios, is also the head coach of the St. Francis High School Cross Country team and certainly cultivates a love of running in the kids! Practices are held Monday through Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM. Athletes are not required to attend all practices and there are optional practices on Saturdays - come when you can! The season is short with four meets from October 1st through November 6th but the athletes must compete in at least one of the first three to be eligible for the Championships. The four meets are as follows: Saturday, October 1 - Capitol Cross Challenge at Haggis Oaks Golf Course Saturday, October 15 - CB Middle School Granite Regional Park Sunday, October 23 - Practice meet at Jesuit High School Sunday, November 6 - PAL Championships at Jesuit High School If you would like more information on cross country or any of our other fall sports, please contact our Athletic Director, Kevin Riley, at kriley@saintmaryschool.com SAFETY Always First! Unless the parent is PARKING on 58th Street and walking their student into school, your drop needs to be in the loop. Under no circumstance is a car to stop in the middle of the street to drop off a student or pull over to drop off a student. Cross walks are to be used at all times. Thank you! EDGE our Middle School Ministry for 6th, 7th & 8th Graders at any school is back. Our first meeting is this Monday September 19th from 6:45 PM to 8:15 PM. Hope to see you there. Parents if you have questions or want to help, please call Mary Willett St. Mary student council has opened an Instagram account. This account will be private, meaning anyone who asks to follow it will need to be approved by administrators. Student council will use it to post pictures and promote school events. If you would like to follow us, you can find us on Instagram at stmarymustangs. The Instagram moderator is Mrs. Ellis. She can be reached at kel- Holy Hour Monthly Adoration and Rosary Please join us in church on the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Spend an hour of your day with Jesus and his blessed mother. Come on Thursday, October 6th! Hope to see you there! Volunteers needed Parish Festival! Earn your parish hours by volunteering to help during and prior to the big event on September 25. Raffle ticket sales, distribution and after weekend Mass signups are really needed. Jennifer Davis to sign up: jenniferddavis@yahoo.com or call/text: (916) Golf Volunteers needed: We are looking for someone to coordinate the volunteers and also someone to coordinate raffle prizes. Anyone interested can contact Joe via at joeguts@winfirst.com. Jog-a-thon is around the corner. Look for more details on this fabulous event coming out soon. Volunteers are needed so contact event chairs Liz Boyer lizh2o@gmail.com or Darci Patock darcie.patock@intel.com to volunteer. Library Volunteers: we are looking for a couple more parents for library help! The signup sheet with available times is located in the front office. kellis@saintmaryschool.com. Lunch Club Volunteers needed: We are looking for a parent or two to supervise Lunch Club. Lunch Club takes place during the 6-8th graders lunch recess. It runs from 12:30-1:00 and we have availability on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Please contact Mrs. Ellis if you are interested. kellis@saintmaryschool.com.

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