Holy Family Catholic Church Sunday October 14th - Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time - B

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1 Holy Family Catholic Church Sunday October 14th - Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time - B 78 Friesian Circle, Thayne, WY P.O. Box 1036, Thayne, WY holyfamilycc@silverstar.com Our Mission Statement In Faith We Build Mass Schedules for Holy Family Sunday: 10:30 AM Sunday: 8:30 AM June until October First Wednesday: 6:00 pm Communion Service and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday: 12:00 PM Fill us with your love, O Lord and we will sing for joy Christ and the Rich Young Ruler by Heinrich Hofmann, 1889 You are lacking in one thing. Go, sell what you have, and give to the poor and you will have treasure in heaven; then come, follow me. Mark 10:21 Knights of Columbus will meet after Mass this morning Help us search for the lost & the Coffey strayed. Time Images Lead them back to God. The Health Care Mass will be celebrated on the Feast of St. Luke, the 18th of October at 6:00 pm Pastoral Council Meeting next Sunday before Mass in the Parish Hall

2 Parish Staff and Information PASTOR Reverend Lucas Kazimiro Simango x 206 frlucas@olmcatholic.org ASSOCIATE PASTOR Fr. Philip Vanderlin OSB x 103 philinden2@gmail.com DEACONS Deacon Bill Hill williamhill2@me.com Deacon Phil Wanek pwanek@silverstar.com OFFICE MANAGER Cindy Jaques holyfamilycc@silverstar.com MUSIC Pauline Zeren holyfamilythaynemusic@gmail.com NEW PARISHIONERS - WELCOME! To register please fill out a registration card on the front table or talk to Deacon Bill or Deacon Phil after Mass. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Anytime by appointment SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples should contact the Parish at least 6 months in advance of the marriage date or sooner. INFANT BAPTISM Parents are required to attend a Baptism preparation class, preferably prior to the birth of their child. ANNOINTING OF THE SICK Please notify the Parish in case of serious illness or upcoming surgery. CATHOLIC FAITH INQUIRY Persons wishing to inquire about the Catholic Faith or seeking to complete their Sacraments should call the Parish. Inquirers are welcome at anytime throughout the year. DEADLINES Weekly Bulletin - Tuesday at Noon Calendar of Upcoming Events Oct. 14th: Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Knights of Columbus meet after Mass Oct. 16th: Discovering 6:00 pm Oct. 17th: 6:30 pm change Oct. 18th: Health Care or White 6:00 pm addition Oct. 21st: Twenty - Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Pastoral Council Meeting before Mass World Mission Sunday - 2nd Collection Oct. 22nd: Pope John Paul II Oct. 23rd: Priest, Prophet & 6:00 pm Oct. 24th: 6:30 pm change Oct. 27th: Knights of Columbus - 2nd & 3rd degree ceremonials Oct. 28th: Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time CCW Meeting after Mass Annual Halloween Party - 4:00-6:00 pm Oct. 29th: Mass of Reparation - 5:30 pm-olm Listening Session with Bishop Steven - all invited to attend Oct. 30th: Discovering 6:00 pm Oct. 31st: 6:30 pm change Ministries Oct. 14th: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Lector: Chip White Eucharist: Donna Kelsey Oct. 21st: 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Lector: Vicki Canoso Eucharist: Valentin Almanza Oct. 28th: 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Lector: Rosa Montano Eucharist: Susan Singleton Mass Intention for Sunday, October 14th Jack Kenny

3 Sunday Readings 10/14 - WIS 7:7-11, HEB 4:12-13, MK 10: /21 - IS 53:10-11, HEB 4:14-16, MK 10:35-45 Remember in your Prayers Romina Mavy, Gay Edwards, Neil Dobermilley, John Sheeks, Mark Frank, Leslie Smith, Tessa Meeks, Sally Mathews, Kent Perkins, Marie Anderson, Debbie M., Christa Tidwell, Terry Heinrich, Jim Russell, Stevie Sanchez, Ella Raugust, Werner Brandenburg, Joan Sacko, Bob Batsche, Teresa Lewis, Kataleyah Marie Nunez, Jeanine Mendoza, Claudia Hartley, Julio Reyes, Paul Clark, Fred Fedrizzi, Gary Nagle, Cindy Bergstrom, Roen Perry, Doug & Trenton McNeel, Pastor Tim Moyer, Paul Schmidt, Dennis Haderlie, Lorell Woolley, Velma DeMeerheer, Tamie McCallister, Brycen McKen, Karen Smith, Olga Reyes, Doug Raffelson, John Carricaburu, Dave Fedrizzi, Steven Gray, Christina Lloyd, Chuck Hardesty, Pattie & Roland Allen, Jim Norris, Sherry & Tinisha & Family, Sherrie Coffee, Connie Ruffley, Bernie Voight, Kathleen McKinley, Dot Prendergast, Michael & Sherry Rodgers, the Marlow family, Ed Smith, Brandon Presley, Lidia Garcia Sanchez, Juliana Walton, Tami Simone, Ted Izzo, Stephanie Salerno, Eric & Melissa Leaper, Dellamae Skinner, Danny Bunzel, Ron Quackenbush, Sarah Schopper, Fr. Carl Beavers, Margie Swann, Lee Williams, Fr. Bob Fox, Carol Carroll, Andy Pete, Beth Pepenburg, Whytney Murdock, Zita Izzo, Lucy Hicks, Carolyn Norman, Robert Point, Meg Nagel, Laura Kaschmitter, Teri Merica, Elaine Hensel, Fr. Kevin Koch, JoAnn McLean, Carol Polchenko And for the Souls of the Departed: Birdie Jo Holybee & Paul Polchenko Sunday Offering Information Ordinary - $ ** Building - $ Youth - $ ** Visitor - $75.61 Poor/Food Bank - $15.00 Ordinary - $ Youth - $15.00 Building Fund - $ Thank you for using Online Giving! To register to give online, use the link on our website at Prayer Intentions of the Holy Father - Month of 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 Dynamic Catholic Every time you pray the Rosary, Jesus welcomes you into his life and you welcome him into yours. Only great things can happen when you invite Jesus into your life. The presence of Jesus in her life allowed Mary to constantly see things in the context of love and humility. If we ask her to accompany us in our journey, she will share this perspective with us, and we will discover the true value of things. Religious Education A reminder that on the Sundays following a 4-day week at school, there is no CCD. The teachers will remind you, but you need to be alert to changes in the religious education schedule. It appears that the High School group will participate in the Ride for the Brand event in Thermopolis, November 17 & 18. Registration will be online and must be completed by October 31st. Adult religious education will continue this Tuesday evening at 6:00pm with the next installment in Discovering Christ. The pot luck meal will be hors d oeuvres. Class is over by 7:30 pm. Health Care Mass This Mass is also referred to as the White Mass because health care workers traditionally a wear white coat. Having an annual White Mass for health care professionals is a tradition within the Catholic Church honoring St. Luke as Patron of Physicians and those who serve in the medical field. When the Mass is celebrated on St. Luke s Feast Day, it is referred to as the Health Care Mass as the appropriate vestment color is red. Mass will be at 6:00 pm on Thursday the 18th, the Feast of Saint Luke, Evangelist.

4 Saint Teresa of Jesus, Virgin, Doctor of the Church-Oct. 15 Teresa lived in an age of exploration as well as political, social, and religious upheaval. It was the 16th century, a time of turmoil and reform. She was born before the Protestant Reformation and died almost 20 years after the closing of the Council of Trent. The gift of God to Teresa in and through which she became holy and left her mark on the Church and the world is threefold: She was a woman; she was a contemplative; she was an active reformer. As a woman, Teresa stood on her own two feet, even in the man s world of her time. She was her own woman, entering the Carmelites despite strong opposition from her father. She is a person wrapped not so much in silence as in mystery. Beautiful, talented, outgoing, adaptable, affectionate, courageous, enthusiastic, she was totally human. Like Jesus, she was a mystery of paradoxes: wise, yet practical; intelligent, yet much in tune with her experience; a mystic, yet an energetic reformer; a holy woman, a womanly woman. Teresa was a woman for God, a woman of prayer, discipline, and compassion. Her heart belonged to God. Her ongoing conversion was an arduous lifelong struggle, involving ongoing purification and suffering. She was misunderstood, misjudged, and opposed in her efforts at reform. Yet she struggled on, courageous and faithful; she struggled with her own mediocrity, her illness, her opposition. And in the midst of all this she clung to God in life and in prayer. Her writings on prayer and contemplation are drawn from her experience: powerful, practical, and graceful. She was a woman of prayer; a woman for God. Teresa was a woman for others. Though a contemplative, she spent much of her time and energy seeking to reform herself and the Carmelites, to lead them back to the full observance of the primitive Rule. She founded over a half-dozen new monasteries. She traveled, wrote, fought always to renew, to reform. In her self, in her prayer, in her life, in her efforts to reform, in all the people she touched, she was a woman for others, a woman who inspired and gave life. Her writings, especially the Way of Perfection and The Interior Castle, have helped generations of believers. In 1970, the Church gave her the title she had long held in the popular mind: Doctor of the Church. She and St. Catherine of Siena were the first women so honored. Reflection Ours is a time of turmoil, a time of reform, and a time of liberation. Modern women have in Teresa a challenging example. Promoters of renewal, promoters of prayer, all have in Teresa a woman to reckon with, one whom they can admire and imitate.

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