Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B June 10, 2018 Readings: GN 3:9-15; 2 COR 4:13 5:1; MK 3:20-35 Readings on p. 1222

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1 Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B June 10, 2018 Readings: GN 3:9-15; 2 COR 4:13 5:1; MK 3:20-35 Readings on p Dear Friends, I wish to share with you my notice of resignation from my position as Director of Campus and Young Adult Ministries and Director of Liturgical Music at St. Paul Catholic Newman Center. I do not think it is a surprise to anyone that I love liturgy and am incredibly passionate about how we pray in common as a church. I was recently blessed to receive a full scholarship to study Liturgical Theology at St. John s School of Theology and Seminary in Collegeville, Minnesota. After much prayer and careful consideration, I realize that this is too significant of an opportunity to decline. St. John s is one of the top programs for Catholic liturgy in the country and is known for its innovation in liturgical prayer. I often tell the college students to use their God-given gifts and follow their dreams. After discernment and conversation with my spiritual director, I must be willing to do the same. This decision does not come easily. It has been an incredible joy and pleasure to work with each of you at St. Paul Catholic Newman Center over the past two years. I am thrilled with the growth and success of both campus ministry and liturgical music, and I know that the Newman Center is poised for continued progress. I am so proud of our college students and all our liturgical music ministers. Thank you for the opportunity to learn from and grow with each of you. You have loved, supported, and challenged me, and I am so grateful for my time here. You helped me grow as a professional minister and a person of faith. While I am certainly sad to leave this incredible faith community and my position here, I look forward with hope to the new adventure ahead. I wish the entire parish community all the best, and I look forward to being in touch with you both now and after I leave on July 8. Please keep me in your prayers, and know that you will always be in mine. Soli Deo Gloria! That God may be glorified! John Kyler Director of Campus and Young Adult Ministries Director of Liturgical Music

2 Altar Server Workshop We are in need of Altar Servers. If you are interested in becoming an Altar Server, you will need to attend one workshop. Workshops are scheduled for Today, June 10 at 4:30pm, and Tuesday, June 12 at 1:00pm in the Chapel. All current Altar Servers must attend one training session. For any questions, please contact the office. Use Our S.H.A.R.E.S. Program Please make sure to use your phone number when shopping at Save Mart and Food Maxx. We received $ for the month of February Our monthly goal is at least $500. Please help us reach our goal. Thank you for your help by signing up for and using this S.H.A.R.E.S. program. If you are not registered, you can register online by finding our link on our website, or enter the church phone number at the register: Children s Choir We will rehearse on Tuesday, June 19 from 4:45pm to 5:15pm in the Library and sing at the 10:00am Mass and special concert on June 24 with ValLimar Jansen and Jesse Manibusan! Keep an eye out for more information! Recycling Donations Effective immediately and until further notice we can no longer accept recycling donations of any kind out in the north parking lot. Thank you for understanding. International Choir Concert Maddison German (an altar server here at the Newman Center) and family, as well as the Bach Children's Choir Youth Chorale, which Maddison is an 8 year member chorister and soloist, have been invited and are traveling to Costa Rica to sing at the Basilica de Nuestra Senora de los Angeles, at the Teatro de Danza, a school, and possible orphanage. Please pray for them and for a safe flight and journey for all. They are leaving June 10 and will be gone until June 17. Thank you! College Corner Summer 2018 This summer we will only be having summer volleyball. Volleyball will begin this Tuesday, June 12 at 6:30pm. Please check out our calendar on the Campus Ministry page of our website for more! Any questions? Contact John Kyler, Director of Campus Ministry, at , ext. 106 or johnk@csufnewman.com. RCIA We Need Sponsors We already have 10 people who have joined RCIA to be baptized or join the Catholic Church and the numbers are going to keep growing. We are in desperate need of sponsors to journey with these catechumens and candidates. If you are a practicing Catholic in this parish, this may be God s call to ministry. If you are willing to become a sponsor, please contact Charles Arokiasamy at or by charles.arok@icloud.com. Interested in becoming Catholic? If you, or know someone who is interested in becoming Catholic, please contact Charles Arokiasamy at or by charles.arok@icloud.com. RCIA is year-round in our parish and you can join at any time. Your Two Cents Worth We have reserved Sunday, October 21, from 8:00am-3:00pm, for our 2018 International Food and Crafts Festival, so please put it on your calendars. But you can help us now, too. Our festival is a community-building, family-friendly opportunity to sample food from many places, purchase hand-crafted items for holiday giving and meet other parishioners. Success is measured in participation, although it is also one of the parish s biggest fundraisers. To make our festival more attractive to more parishioners, please share your ideas. Do you know of entertainment we can book? What food should we include? Is there something else we can do to get you there? We need your input before the next festival committee meeting June 21. Drop a note by the office, send an to Jenna Sainz (jenna@csufnewman.com) or talk after Mass to any of our festival co-chairpersons: Gary Zito (Facilities Set-up), Michael & Jennie Schwan (Food Booths), Terri VanderDussen (Crafts Booths), Andrea Ricci (Children s Corner), Lanny Larson (Publicity), Lynn Stenson (Publicity),Tom Kane or Herman and Karen Barretto (Raffle and General Coordinators). Together we will make our International Food and Crafts Festival on October 21 a success for you and all your St. Paul Catholic Newman Center brothers and sisters. Priest Retirement Collection & Father s Day Next Weekend Father s day is set aside to remember our fathers and the gifts we received from them and to appreciate the lessons they have taught us/ Father s day is also the day designated to the annual collection for the Priest s Retirement Fund of the Diocese of Fresno. It is a time for the people of God to remember all that they have received from their priests over the years and to show their appreciation and gratitude by a generous response to this collection. Over the next five years twenty-three priests of our diocese will reach retirement age and the fund needs to be there for them. Thank you for your generosity!

3 Electronic Funds Transfer Sign up to make your donation to the Newman Center via electronic funds transfer. Have your Sunday contribution, second collection, and / or your special gift donation automatically made weekly or monthly. One can also schedule recurring online donations. For more information call Carol at Grief Support Group The Grief Support Group is a resource for learning how to embrace and work through the loss of a loved one. We will meet in the Community Room on Mondays at 7:00pm now through June 25. Lydia s House Celebrating 25 Years: Our Spiritual Journey Lydia s House meets 9:00am to 12:00pm on Saturday June 16 in the Cafeteria. The title of the program is Gift of Companionship and Love. All women are invited. Please bring a goodie plate or cut up fruit to share. Remember your coffee/tea cup. For information call Sally Adlesh Family Life Ministry Joy of Love Moms Group is a family ministry led by moms. Families meet every Sunday after the 9:00am Mass either in the east playground or in St. John XXIII. For information Jakki at joyoflovemoms@gmail.com. Men s Scripture Study Group Meets Tuesday mornings from 7:30am to 8:15am following the 7:00am Mass in the Community Room. Meditation Opportunities: Christian Meditation meets Tuesdays from 11:15am to 12:15pm in CNH 104. Facilitated by Benita Lankford Interfaith Meditation meets Wednesday evenings from 7:00pm to 8:00pm in the Library. Facilitated by Veena Kapoor. Holistic Health Ministry Thursday Evening Tai Chi Taught by Bill Titus on Thursdays from 5:30pm to 6:30pm in CNH 102 & 103. Register at the door. $15/ month. Tai Chi for Arthritis Meets Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Beginners class: from 9:00am to 10:00am Intermediate class: from 10:10am to 11:10am Advanced class: from 11:15am to 12:15pm Classes are taught by certified instructors. It is $20 to begin and $10 for continuing participants. Liturgical Tidbit Ordinary Time By Fr. Paul Turner Ordinary time, the longest season of the church year, fills the weeks which do not celebrate a specific aspect of the mystery of Christ. It is the no-particularreason season. Christmas Time honors the birth of Christ. Easter Time rejoices in the resurrection. Ordinary Time is devoted to the mystery of Christ in all aspects. The number of the weeks of Ordinary Time replaces the old counting of the weeks after Epiphany and after Pentecost. The old calendar suggested that Pentecost ran for six months. The new calendar gives Pentecost a day. Then we return to Ordinary Time. At first glance the principles of Ordinary Time seem basic enough. Start counting the weeks after Christmas Time. Break Lent and Easter. Resume after Pentecost and keep going until Advent. Basically, That s how it works. But we have a few quirks. For example, there is no First Sunday of Ordinary Time ; However there is a first week. Usually Christmas Time ends on a Sunday with the baptism of the Lord. The lectionary also calls it the First Sunday in Ordinary Time, but it is part of Christmas Time. (Some years the Baptism of the Lord falls on a Monday, but that is another story.) Ordinary Time gets underway on a weekday. When the next Sunday rolls around we start week two. On the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday we see the last of Ordinary Time until after Pentecost. Even then, it emerges only on weekdays. Trinity Sunday always follows Pentecost Sunday, and the solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of the Lord comes the next Sunday in the United States. (In countries where this solemnity is a holy day, it falls on a Thursday.) So when the numbered Sundays in Ordinary Time return in summer, we start out a little higher than where we left off. Sometimes we skip one or two entire weeks of Ordinary Time during the Easter break. We want to close the Sundays of the year with Christ the King, one week before Advent. Christ the King always falls on the 34th Sunday in Ordinary Time. So, we determine the week number after Pentecost not based on where we left off before Lent but continuing backwards from Christ the King. One or two weeks may disappear, but ordinary Time still serves the complete mystery of Christ. Father Paul Turner is the pastor of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Kansas City, Missouri. He is also the Director of Divine Worship of the Diocese. For more information contact John Prandini: ext. 107 or prandinij@csufnewman.com.

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5 Weekly Calendar Sunday, June 10 GN 3:9-15; 2 COR 4:13 5:1; MK 3: :30am Mass for Butch Vargas Chapel 9:00am Mass for Ron Zucca Chapel 10:00am VBS Volunteer Training Library 11:00am Mass for Maria Victoria Balli Chapel 12:00pm VBS Volunteer Training Library 12:00pm RCIA Inquiry Community Room 2:00pm Baptism Prep Class Cafeteria 4:30pm Altar Server Workshop Chapel 7:00pm Mass Chapel Monday, June 11 ACTS 11:21B-26; 12:1-3; MT 5:1-12 7:00am Mass for John F. Wrynn, S.J. Chapel 7:00pm Grief Support Community Room Tuesday, June 12 1 KGS 17:7-16; MT 5: :00am Mass for Jerry Hernandez Chapel 7:30am Men s Scripture Study Community Room 9:00am Beginning Tai Chi for Arthritis CNH 102 & :15am Tai Chi for Arthritis CNH 102 & :15am Christian Meditation CNH :15am Advanced Tai Chi CNH 102 & 103 1:00pm Altar Server Workshop Chapel 4:00pm Confessions Outer Sacristy 6:30pm NCSA & NCYA Summer Volleyball St. John XXIII Wednesday, June 13 1 KGS18:20-39; MT 5: :00am Mass Intentions of Rose Chapel 6:00pm Scriptural Rosary Community Room 6:30pm PAIN Meeting Cafeteria 7:00pm Interfaith Meditation Library Thursday, June 14 1 KGS 18:41-46; MT 5: :00am Mass for Diane Kiyomoto Chapel 9:00am Beginning Tai Chi for Arthritis CNH 102 & :15am Tai Chi for Arthritis CNH 102 & :15am Advanced Tai Chi CNH 102 & 103 5:30pm Tai Chi CNH 102 & 103 7:00pm Knights of Columbus CNH 104 Friday, June 15 1 KGS 19:9A, 11-16; MT 5: :00am Communion Service Chapel 6:00pm Food Recovery Network Cafeteria Saturday, June 16 1 KGS 19:19-21; MT 5: :00am Secular Franciscans Chapel & St. John XXIII 9:00am Lydia s House Cafeteria 5:00pm Mass for Paul Worsley Chapel Sunday, June 17 EZ 17:22-24; 2 COR 5:6-10; MK 4:26-34 Second Collection Priest's Retirement 7:30am Mass for Carmin and Maria Peluso Chapel 9:00am Mass for John Wallace Chapel 11:00am Mass for Julia Cuellar Chapel 12:00pm RCIA Inquiry Community Room 7:00pm Mass Chapel Prayers Deceased Intentions: Roy Leija, Butch Vargas, Ron Zucca, Maria Victoria Balli Have been requested for the intentions of: Janet Wigins, Jose V K, Soman Mathews, Marco, Jacqueline Montgomery, Sharnice Cyprien, Ramona Egan, Mary Musser, April Renn, Jane, Consuela Moreno, Taylor Bonora, Judi Harrington, Steven Strope, Tom Gong, Carolyn O Rourke, Bob Meade, Jeri Ortez, Deacon Robert Sesma, Fran Pavlovich, Joy George, Ed Zmarzly, Steven Jim Carroo, Dorothy Young, Deacon Chuck Reyburn, Bob Sharp, John and Cristina Murao, Kelly Pope, Mike Caglia, Carlo Di Cicco, Fr. Eric Swearingen, Joan Contino, John Dooley, Dave Derby, Steve Kavookjian, Vince Casella, Megan Elower, Maria Molinar, Deacon Gary Stevens (OLPH), Kenny Smith, Alice Schulz, Kathy Frye, Trish Young Parish Information Weekend Masses: Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm; Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am & 7:00pm Weekday Masses: Monday - Thursday at 7:00am; First Friday at 7:00am Communion Service: Friday at 7:00am Reconciliation: Tuesday 4:00pm to 5:00 pm Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00am to 5:00pm, Friday 9:00am to 1:00pm Parish Directory Parish Life Coordinator: Deacon John Supino ; deak@csufnewman.com Parish Priest: Fr. David Norris ext.109; frdave@csufnewman.com Office Manager: Jenna Sainz ext.102; jenna@csufnewman.com Communication Coordinator: Emily Roth ext. 111; emily@csufnewman.com For a complete list please see our website. Bulletin articles are to be submitted by Tuesday at 5:00pm for the upcoming weekend. Any articles not submitted by this time will not be included in the weekend s publication. Please send all articles to bulletin@csufnewman.com. All articles are subject to editing for length and content by the bulletin editor.

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