TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

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1 October 14, 2018 TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME T H E W E E K A H E A D Sunday, October 14 9:30 am Alpha 9:30 am Parish School of Religion 9:30 am SVDP Meeting 6:00 pm High School Connect Night Monday, October 15 6:30 pm Boy Scouts Tuesday, October 16 6:30 pm Alpha Wednesday, October 17 7:00 pm Choir Practice Thursday, October 18 8:30 am - 7:30 pmadoration 4:00 pm Community Night 6:30-7:30 pm Confession Saturday, October 19 7:00 am That Man is You 2:30 pm Wedding: Mathewson & McKenney SUNDAY MASS Saturday 5:00pm (Vigil) Sunday 8:30am 11:00am 5:00pm 1

2 MASS READINGS & INTENTIONS PARISH DETAILS Monday, October 15 Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31 5:1/Lk 11: :00 a.m. Emma Welch Tuesday, October 16 Gal 5:1-6/Lk 11: :00 a.m. Bill Diehl, Jr. Wednesday, October 17 Gal 5:18-25/Lk 11: :00 a.m. Felix Pedon 9:00 a.m. William Francois Parker Thursday, October 18 2 Tm 4:10-17b/Lk 10:1-9 8:00 a.m. John, Hilda & Steven Prunte Friday, October 19 Eph 1:11-14/Lk 12:1-7 8:00 a.m. Ray Bichimer Saturday, October 20 Eph 1:15-23/Lk 12:8-12 8:30 a.m. Judy Davidson Vigil Mass ~ 5:00 p.m. The People of the Parish Sunday, October 21 Is 53:10-11/Heb 4:14-16/Mk 10: :30 a.m. Marilyn Brown 11:00 a.m. Daniel & Sue Shannon 5:00 p.m. The Living & Deceased Members of the Schwanenburger Family ST. VINCENT DE PAUL: For the month of October, parishioners are encouraged to provide Crackers and Small Packages of Rice for the Food Pantry. Thank you so much for the cloth bag donations. We are no longer in need of them! Donations may be placed in one of the boxes located at the entrances to the Church. Thank you! Our Next Second Collection will be on October 20th-21st for World Mission Sunday. Please give generously. OFFERTORY: as of October 7, Envelopes $ 5, Loose Checks and Cash $ 6, EFT $ 9, TOTAL $22, Less Diocesan 6% $ 1, NET $20, Rev. Fr Daniel Dury, Pastor Rev. Fr Thomas Kessler, In Residence Rev. Mr Christopher Reis, Deacon Parish Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Friday, 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. info@stcatharine.com Eucharistic Adoration: Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Confession: Thursday, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Saturday, 9:00-9:30 a.m., and before Sunday Mass Early Our Parish Capital Campaign For God s Glory launched its final appeal last weekend with an announcement at all Masses of a Paver Brick appeal. Our final FGG phase is twofold: First, it seeks new pledges from parishioners who had not yet participated in Phase I of the campaign and wish to support Phase II of building the new Monsignor Sorohan Parish Center and Adoration Chapel and campus site plan improvements. Second, it also invites FGG Phase I donors to claim their very own Paver Brick which has already been reserved for them AT NO EXTRA COST. Sign up for the level that best meets you needs! 12 x 12 paver = $3, (3-year pledge max.) Up to 20 characters per line/eight lines 8 x 8 paver = $1, (2-year pledge max.) Up to 20 characters per line/six lines 4 x 8 paver = $ (1-year pledge max.) Up to 20 characters per line/three lines If you are a NEW DONOR and wish to make a pledge, or if you ALREADY MADE A GIFT to the campaign and are within the gift parameters shown above, you can claim your brick by downloading the form from our website. Complete the form and either place it back on the Offertory basket or drop it off to the Parish Office by October 31. Those who have already made a gift may also elect to increase your original pledge to the Paver Brick gift/pledge level that best meets your needs. Once we receive your Paver Brick registration form, an electronic link will be ed to you later this fall so you can customize your brick. All verbiage is subject to Parish approval. Please continue to pray for the success of our Campaign and Thank You for being so supportive of this worthy project! 2

3 JERSEY MIKE S SUBS FUNDRAISER Thursday, October 18 TH Location: 2480 E Main Street Columbus Time: 4 pm - 9 pm St. Catharine Home and School Over 1500 stores open and in development nationwide! jerseymikes.com 3

4 THE ST. CATHARINE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PRESENT NIGHT K KNOODLES A Special Chicken & Noodles Dinner s MENU INCLUDES: Chicken & Noodles Mashed Potatoes Apple Sauce Corn Salad Rolls & Butter AVAILABLE FOR A DONATION: Beer, Wine & Soft Drinks Dessert WEAR A COSTUME AND RECEIVE A SPECIAL TREAT! (No Tricks, We Promise!) Adults Seniors Kids <12 Kids <5 Family (Immediate Family) $10 $8 $5 Free $40 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 4:30-7:30PM IN THE CHURCH LOWER LEVEL 4

5 FALL PARTY C A R E o n C a l l i s h o s t i n g a s o c k d r i v e! D o n a t e d s o c k s w i l l b e s h a r e d w i t h t h o s e i n n e e d. N o v e m b e r 3 & 4 5

6 LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE Please remember to sign in on the Ministry Sheets located in the Sacristy or Library (Hospitality only). Thank you for your commitment and service to our parish community! October :00 PM 8:30 AM 11:00 AM 5:00 PM Liturgical Coordinator Toni Carmon George Rushman Doug Stelmach Rita Hoyt Lector Jamie Must (1) Tish Baumann (2) Steve Kebe (1) Jim Kebe (2) Vi Allwein (1) Gina Hinterschied (2) Stephanie Moraine (1) Mark Watts (2) Euch Minister North South Mike Agriesti Caroline Carmon Chris Carmon Shannon Carmon John Farley Christine Farley Kathy Mills Thomas Prunte Jennifer Hadden Shannon Howard (sub req.) Tommie Lipp Linda Miller Gerry O Neil Phil Petrosky Cheryl Rushman Mary Underwood Peggy Diehl John Mackessy Jack Murphy Barbara Murphy NOT FILLED Gary Allwein Ijeoma Nnani Somkene Nnani NOT FILLED NOT FILLED Wendy Currier Anthony DiNapoli Jenni Remeis James Tornes MC Luke Vautour Jacob Kebe Ray Duffy Ben Van Buren Altar Server Emery Minnich Piper Minnich Wyatt Minnich Ingrid Bedell Ben Murphy Lizzy Porter Wyatt Dillon Eva Schindler Ella Schindler Grace Goodwin Emersyn Heil Colleen Hernon Hospitality Minister Betsy Butler David Downey Margy Farrin Susan Manos (sub req.) Steve Manos (sub req.) Jennifer Petrosky Molly Ryan Mary Vautour Rebecca Jackson Marianne Lannan Laurie Onda Michael Russo Rich Seidel Ferg Theibert NOT FILLED NOT FILLED Carla Breckenridge Baillie Breckenridge Ariana Coleman Randy Holloway Christine Hoyer Liz Magee Jean Tome NOT FILLED Kristina Keiffer Lisa Palmer Matt Plank Scott Remeis Jenni Remeis Sarah Vandermeer Tyler VanLandingham Anthony Walsh Week of October 15 ALTAR SERVERS (DAILY MASS 8:00 AM) M-W: Jude Horn & Jules Samuel Th-F: Michael Horn & Tony Caridi Week of October 15 SACRISTANS Beth Sweeney & Peggy Mackessy Sunday, October 21 COMMUNION CALLS Bickford (Sunrise): Marian Knox & Ted Sapp Homebound: Phil Petrosky, Mary Underwood, & Gerry O Neil Women s Care Center is a nonprofit pregnancy resource center that serves mothers and babies through free pregnancy testing, limited obstetric ultrasounds, parenting classes, and material aid. Our center is in need of counselors, nurses, and sonographers. Nurses and sonographers perform our limited obstetric ultrasounds. No prior experience with ultrasounds is needed. If interested, please contact Katie Beiter at (614) , or your résumé to kwcccolumbus@gmail. com, or send in your résumé to 935 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH (Attention: Katie Beiter). 6

7 Classic Victorian Cranberry Wintergreen Table Top Tree Spray Centerpiece Support St. Catharine School! Choose from a wonderful selection of fresh Christmas evergreens for your home, office, or even as a gift. Your order will be delivered directly to the garage in the St. Catharine parking lot on Nov 24. Send orders into St. Catharine School, 2865 Fair Ave. Columbus Please make checks payable to St. Catharine School Phone orders or text order: Jenny Magistro or jenny_magistro@plsd.us Item # and Name Size Price 1. Classic Wreath 25" $23 2. Classic Wreath Box 25"/ 5 per box $ Classic Wreath 36" $37 4. Victorian Wreath 25" $27 5. Wintergreen Wreath 25" $27 6. Cranberry Splash Wreath 25" $27 7. Classic Door Spray 25" $20 8. Victorian Door Spray 25" $23 Item # and Name Size Price 9. Wintergreen Door Spray 25" $ Cranberry Door Spray 25" $ Balsam Fir Garland 25' $ Balsam Fir Garland 50' Candelit Centerpiece 18" $ Table Top Tree 22" $ EZ Wreath Hanger $2 16. Battery Operated LED Light $4 Pick up: Saturday 11/24, 4:00-6:00 pm Sunday, 11/25, 9:00-12:00pm 4:30-5:00pm 6:00-6:30pm Sunday, 12/2, 9am-12:00pm 4:30-5:00pm 6:00-6:30pm Name Phone Order forms due with payment Wednesday, October 24th Item # x QTY = $ Item # x QTY = $ Item # x QTY = $ Item # x QTY = $ Order Total $

8 As he passed by, he saw a man blind from birth. And his disciples asked him, Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind? Jesus answered, It was not that this man sinned, or his parents, but that the works of God might be displayed in him.' -John 9:1-3 MASS OF INCLUSION FOR THOSE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS November 4th at 11:00 AM St Catharine Parish, Bexley Sponsored by Special People in Catholic Education Reception to follow save the date FOR HOME & SCHOOL'S osu vs. michigan state tailgate fundraiser SATURDAY, NOV 10 TIME TBD RAFFLE 50/50 GAME STATS CASH BAR FOOD BY OUR KNIGHTS BEER TRUCK MORE adults only 8

9 Thank you TO EVERYONE WHO MADE THIS BABY SHOWER SO BEAUTIFUL SATURDAY MORNINGS 7:00-8:30AM LOWER LEVEL BREAKFAST SERVED OCTOBER 20: WEEK SEVEN LOVING SACRIFICE Discover authentic Christian freedom. Encounter the three foods in the spiritual life that Christ Himself has revealed. Identify and develop a threefold mission for a superabundant life. Discover a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit. Speaker: John Sablan The Greatest Love How We Are Called to Lay Down Our Life for Others True Freedom Finds Expression in Loving Sacrifice The Holy Link Between Love and Sacrifice How to Give Your Life Away to Those You are Entrusted With Come for one or all sessions, and enjoy friends, fellowship, and food! Find Out More: koc11354.org and stcatharine.com THATMANISYOU.ORG 9

10 CARING FOR LOVED ONES AT LIFE S END Surround them with love, support, and companionship that are anchored in unconditional respect for their human dignity, beginning with respect for the inherent value of their lives. To Live Each Day with Dignity, USCCB An old Irish proverb says, It is in the shelter of each other that the people live. Indeed, we are created to depend upon one another and walk together in suffering. But when family members or friends approach life s end, we may not know how best to shelter them. Here are some concrete ways we can compassionately care for them. 1. Invite God In Pope Francis has said that praying in difficult situations is like opening the door to the Lord, in order that he might enter. 1 The dying process is a sacred time a final season to seek closure in this life and prepare for the next in the hope of sharing in Christ s Resurrection. As you enter into this season with your friend or family member, ask God to accompany both of you. 2. Listen Try to discover your loved one s values and how best to honor his or her wishes. This requires true empathy. It can be hard not to assume he or she wants the same thing you think you would want if you were in the same situation. Listen with a non-judgmental ear so your loved one feels free to speak openly. 3. Inform Yourself Be aware that a person s wishes for refusing ordinary or proportionate treatment 2 or for pursuing assisted suicide are usually rooted in fears of dependency, helplessness, or pain. Make yourself available to discuss these or any concerns. Know that hospice care focuses on alleviating pain and other symptoms, meeting basic needs, and providing comfort. Seek to understand the Catholic Church s teaching on end-of-life care, which can help you provide authentically loving support that respects life.* 4. Be Steadfast fb.com/peopleoflife UNITED STATES CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities View, download, or order the U.S. bishops pro-life materials! As Pope Francis reminds us, Compassion means suffer with. 3 Your friend or family member will likely face ups and downs. Recognize these as part of a natural process. Surround him or her with love, support, and companionship that are anchored in unconditional respect for their human dignity, beginning with respect for the inherent value of their lives. 4 The patient s suffering can be alleviated by your empathy, as well as by quality hospice care by medical personnel. 5. Help Them Achieve Closure Help your family member or friend define the unfinished personal projects, financial concerns, unresolved relationships, or other matters that occupy his or her mind. Due to changing circumstances, some goals may need to be reframed. Creating and accomplishing this list of unfinished business can help the person discover a sense of purpose and feel more at peace. 10

11 6. Provide Opportunities for Resolution Ira Byock, a hospice medical director, illustrates in his book The 4 Most Important Things** how saying I love you, I m sorry, I forgive you, and Thank you can promote much-needed healing during the dying process. You can help ensure a peaceful transition for your loved one by facilitating opportunities for reconciliation with others and for mutual expressions of love and gratitude. Consider offering to invite a priest to hear his or her confession and to administer the Eucharist as viaticum 5 and the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, all of which heal the soul and prepare us to meet the Lord. 7. Reminisce Our appetites may diminish as our bodies experience a decreased need for food and fluids when we near life s end. Provide smaller amounts of your family member or friend s favorite foods. Even if unable to eat them, he or she may still enjoy the aromas and reminisce with you about special memories they evoke. Think of other small comforts you can provide that would spark meaningful memories, like special photos or mementos. 8. Provide a Peaceful Presence There comes a time of natural withdrawal from surroundings when dying persons may lose interest in many activities that used to be enjoyable. Your own quiet, patient presence can provide important support as your loved one prepares emotionally and spiritually for his or her passing. Hearing can become very acute, so placing the phone in another room, playing favorite music, reading a favorite passage, praying together, or simply sitting quietly with him or her can all be very soothing. 9. Show Tenderness Those who are dying remain in need of the tenderness of personal human contact. Ask if you might gently brush your loved one s hair, apply lotion to her hands or feet, or simply hold his hand. Tell stories, laugh, and share memories to reassure the person he or she is a cherished gift, not a burden in any way. 10. Bear Their Transition Patiently Transition, the time immediately preceding death, may bring rapid physical changes, such as in breathing patterns, as well as changes in mental or emotional states. Try to be patient, and allow the how and when of death to be between God and your loved one. Ask God for the wisdom to know what final words to say if any and when. As you are able, give your loved one permission to make the transition. For example, you might say, I love you. It s okay to go home now. Accompanying a loved one in his or her last days is enormously important, but we do not need to fear our own limitations. Pope Francis tells us, [God] comes to assist us in our weakness. And his help consists in helping us accept his presence and closeness to us. Day after day, touched by his compassion, we also can become compassionate towards others. 6 *As our bishops teach, Respect for life does not demand that we attempt to prolong life by using medical treatments that are ineffective or unduly burdensome. 7 At the same time, intentionally hastening death whether through drugs or deliberate neglect of basic care offends our God-given dignity and is never morally permissible. More information: **References do not indicate endorsement. 1 Pope Francis, Morning Meditation in the Chapel of the Domus Sanctae Marthae: Choosing the Better Part, 8 October 2013, (Vatican City: Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2013). 2 More information: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services, 5 th ed, (Washington, DC: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 2009). United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, To Live Each Day with Dignity: A Statement on Physician-Assisted Suicide (Washington, DC: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 2011). 3 Pope Francis, General Audience, Wednesday, April 27, 2016, (Vatican City: Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2016). 4 United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, To Live Each Day with Dignity: A Statement on Physician-Assisted Suicide, Viaticum is the Eucharist received by a dying person. It is the spiritual food for one s passing over to the Father from this world. With Penance and the Anointing of the Sick, the reception of Holy Communion as Viaticum constitute the last sacraments of the Christian. (Catechism of the Catholic Church, Glossary.) See also Catechism of the Catholic Church, nos. 1331, 1392, 1517, Pope Francis, Misericordiae vultus, (Vatican City: Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2015), no United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, To Live Each Day with Dignity: A Statement on Physician-Assisted Suicide, 10. Excerpts from Morning Meditation 2013, General Audience 2016, Misericordiae vultus 2015, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Vatican City. Used with permission. All rights reserved. Catechism of the Catholic Church, second edition 2001 LEV- USCCB. Used with permission. Photo: Halfpoint/iStock/Thinkstock. Used with permission. All rights reserved. Copyright 2018, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, D.C. All rights reserved. 11 Item #1845

12 PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN. SPC Rebecca G. Murphy (Barlay), Texas National Guard: Stationed in Austin, TX Capt. Harry Campbell, U.S. Army: Deployed to Afghanistan Lt. Col. Kurt Distelzweig, U.S. Air Force Capt Kasey Dollens, U.S. Army: Fort Bragg, NC Lt. Commander Jason Endress, U.S. Navy: Stationed in Norfolk, VA Captain Jeffrey Groom, U.S. Marines: Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA Lt. Commander Nicolaus Gruesen, U.S. Navy: Stationed at Naval Base Kitsap, WA SPC Seth Howard, Ohio Army National Guard: Deployed to Jordan Maj. Matt Lampke, U.S. Army: Ohio Army National Guard, Stationed at DSCC Capt. Brian Leister, U.S. Army National Guard: Stationed in Charleston, SC Capt. Carolyn Leister, U. S. Army: Deployed to Iraq Sgt. Mathew Loy, U.S. Army: Deployed to Vicenza, Italy Staff Sgt. Cody Plants, U.S. Air Force: Stationed at Tinker Air Force Base, OK Lance Corporal, Anthony Savino, U.S. Marines: Stationed at Camp Lejeune, NC Pvt. First Class Derek Sharkey, U.S. Army: Deployed to Afghanistan SPC. Joshua Moraine, Ohio Army National Guard Pvt. Omar Holmes, U.S. Army: Deployed to Germany Tech Sgt. Michael A. Templeton, U.S. Air National Guard SPC. Nicholas Tylka, U.S. Army Pvt. First Class Nicholas Groom, Ohio Army National Guard A Prayer for the Safety of our Servicemen and Women: Almighty and eternal God, as these soldiers discharge their duties in service to their country, please keep them safe from all evil and harm and protect them in Your loving care. Enable them to return home safely, that with all who love them, they may ever praise You. We pray this through Christ, Your Son. Amen. Pope Francis has Canonized 6 new Saints! 12

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