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Mass Schedule and Announcements
4th Sunday After Pentecost
June 28, 2009

June is the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Date Time Mass / Intention Servers
Sun, Jun 28
4th Sunday After Pentecost
St. Irenaeus, Bishop & Martyr

8:00 am

10:30 am

12:15 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
in thanksgiving for my Holy Slavery (A.Urban)
Pro Populo - High Mass

Rectory - private intention
Vespers
RIP Kyle Ormrod (M. Pollard)
T&W Migala

J&J Bogensberger
D. Fuire

K. Green
Mon, Jun 29
STS. PETER & PAUL, Apostles
8:00 am


Pro Populo
Mr. Scherling
Tue, Jun 30
Commemoration of St. Paul, Apostle

8:00 am
9:00 am

7:30 pm
for the Tarnowski Family (G.Petzinger)
Grotto - for her intentions (N.Knight)

Holy Hour
S. Betts
S.Welps & C. Logard
Mr. Cooper, K.Green, C.Dearman
Wed, Jul 1
MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD OF JESUS
8:00 am

for the Stack Family (M.Pollard)
J. White
Thu, Jul 2
VISITATION BMV
Sts. Processus & Martinian, Maryrs
8:00 am
9:00 am
in honor of BVM (CMRI)
RIP Geraldine Weis & Leona Blum (T&T Drahman)
Mr. Cooper
M. Cyr
Fri, Jul 3
St. Leo II, Pope & Confessor
FIRST FRIDAY



8:00 am
6:00 pm



10:00 pm
Fast & Complete Abstinence from Meat
for the Sisters with feastdays in June
Purgatorian League intentions, followed by Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, First Friday devotions, Rosary for Vocations, silent adoration
Reposition of Bl. Sacrament


N.Gilchrist
Bro Sebastian



S, B&A Betts
Sat, Jul 4
BVM Saturday
All Holy Popes
FIRST SATURDAY

8:00 am


for the conversion of our contry to the Catholic Faith, followed by 15-min mediation on the Mysteries of the Rosary

Dr. Hughes
Sun, Jul 5
5th Sunday after Pentecost
St. Anthony Mary Zaccharia, Confessor
8:00 am

9:00 am
10:30 am

12:15 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
Pro Populo - Congregational High Mass

Tri Cities - private intention
RIP LeRoy & Mary Jean Waco (Welp & Dinaro Families)
Rectory - RIP Maltilda Sawtell (M.Tarrell)
Vespers
RIP Geraldine Weis (F&J Weis)
K Johnson & R House

B&A Betts

Mr. Magerl

D. King





PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS

O Lord Jesus Christ, Who didst take to Thyself a body and soul like ours, to teach us the glory of self-sacrifice and service, mercifully deign to instill in other hearts the desire to dedicate their lives to Thee. Give us PRIESTS to stand before Thine Altar and to preach the words of Thy Gospel; BROTHERS to assist the priests and to reproduce in themselves Thy humility; SISTERS to teach the young and nurse the sick and to minister Thy charity to all; LAY PEOPLE to imitate Thee in their homes and families. Amen. (7 years indulgence each time recited; a plenary indulgence if recited daily for an entire month.)

Prayer to the Queen of Heaven (Prayed daily after the Rosary)

  August Queen of Heaven, Sovereign Mistress of the Angels, who didst receive from the beginning the mission and the power to crush the serpent's head, we beseech thee to send thy holy angels, that under thy command and by the power they may purse the evil spirits, encounter them on every side, resist their bold attacks, and drive them hence into the abyss of woe. Most holy Mother, send thy angels to defend us and to drive the cruel enemy from us. All ye holy angels and archangels, help and defend us. Amen. Oh good and tender Mother! Thou shalt ever be our Love and our Hope. Holy Angels and Archangels, keep and defend us. Amen


***PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS***

* - Indicates new since last bulletin

*CONGRATULATIONS! - To Gabriel & Christi Garcia on the recent Baptism of their newborn son Kieran Michelangelo and also to Michael & Christina Urann on the recent Baptism of their newborn son Evan James.

FATHERS' GROUP - All dads of the parish are invited to participate.  Monthly meetings on First Fridays will resume in August.  In the meantime, please send Steve Sanborn, the chairman, and email so he can keep a current list of members.  His email is:  stephensanborn@gmail.com.

*INSPIRATIONS FOR DADS - Fr. Casimir is hoping to compile a list of inspirational stories from your experiences.  So if you hae a suitable story or anecdote to share about a father fulfilling his role, providing for his family, being its spiritual leadr, etc, please email or send in to the parish sec.  You can even call it in by leaving a voice message on Father's or the Secretary's extension.  Father is looking forward to doing something similar for mothers in time for Mother's Day next year.

*BOYS' SUMMER CAMPS - As you know, there will be tow of them the last week in Jul, one in CO, directed by Fr. Michael Anaya and the other in northern ID, directed by Fr. Gabriel Lavery, CMRI.  Please consult the flyers in the vestibule for information.  Those seeking rides for their sons to the CO camp may contact Fr. Anaya.  He will not be providing transportation since he will already be in CO throughout Jul but will help coordinate for those who need it.

*BRO. JOSEPH- As of 3 pm Jun 25: there has been some improvement in his responsiveness but he is not able to converse.  He continues to heal from the bone fractures.  Feel free to visit him at Sacred Hospital.  Interaction with visitors betters his chances of recovery.  He is in Room 834.  If he is moved ask for Dale Nix.  Please continue to keep him in your fervent prayers.  Your concern for him is much appreciated.  Thank you and may God bless you. (You may call the Secretary's ext #100 for regular undates on Bro Joseph's condition)

PRIEST TRAVELS - Fr. Casimir will be at St. Mary's parish in Tacoma next weekend and Fr. Trough will be visiting here.  Fr Anaya will be in CO from Jun 22 to early Aug to take care of the Mass circuit in that state.

*UNIFORM SHOP - will be open during the summer on Wed from 9 am to 1 pm and on Saturday mornings from 9 am to 12 noon.

*ROSARY AT NURSING HOME - Please come pray the Rosary with the elderly on the 1st & 3rd Sundays of the month at Royal Park Nursing Home in the Oak Room (7411 N. Nevada St) at 2 pm.  If there is enough response, they may let us do it every Sunday.  For questions contact Anne Marie King at 489-1584.

*CENSUS FORMS - we have only received about 60 out of 292 registered families.  Please complete your form and return it to the parish office.  Please expect a call from the parish office so that we might help complete your form.  Thank you.

Promises of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

1.  I will give them all the graces necessary for their state of life.
2.  I will give peace in their families.
3.  I will console them in all their troubles.
4.  I will be their refuge in life and especially in death.
5.  I will abundantly bless all their undertakings.
6.  Sinners shall find in my Heart the source nd infinite ocean of mercy.
7.  Tepid souls shall become fervent.
8.  Fervent souls shall rise speedily to great perfection.
9.  I will bless those places wherein the image of My Sacred Heart shall be exposed and venerated
10.I will give to priests the power to touch the most hardened hearts.
11.Persons who propagate this devotion shall have their names eternally written in my Heart.
12.In the excess of the mercy of my Heart, I promise you that my all powerful love will grant to all those who will receive Communion on the First Fridays, for nine consecutive months, the grace of final repentance; they will now die in my displeasure nor without receiving the sacraments; and my Heart will be their secure refuge in that last hour.

TUESDAY EVENING DOCTRINE CLASS- will be suspended from Jun-Aug.

COMMUNITY GARDEN - We're making progress!  Please continue to support this endeavor by volunteering labor.  Those interested contact Ken Kosch at 370.9049 to tell how you can help.  It's "OUR" garden, after all, for the benefit of all at Mt. St. Michael.

DOWNTOWN FATIMA ROSARY MARCH- On the 13th of each month, from May to Sep, we have a Rosary March beginning at the corner of Mallon &  Howard, at 6:30 pm.  All are invited to take part in this  powerful prayer and important witness to Faith.  Please dress appropriately for this  religious event, i.e. women & girls please wear dresses; men & boys, no shorts.

SUNDAY OBLIGATION - Remember that we are bound under pain of mortal sin to assist at Mass on Sundays and Holydays of Obligation, unless a serious reason excuses us.  In cases of doubt, check with a priest.  It is a venial sin to miss even a small part of Sunday Mass.

*ST. IGNATIUS LIBRARY SCHEDULE (open after both morning Masses) 

Jul 12, 26

Aug 9, 23

Sep 13, 27

LIST OF MILITARY - Please remember to pray for our parishoners and members of our parishoners families. Steven Bittner, Robert Bogensberger, Patrick Crockford, Charles Edwards, Matthew Edwards, Jerry Harding, Chris Kosel, Michael Lewis, Alan Migala, Richard Ramirez, Jr., Anthony Sarquilla, Joachim Zver & John Zver. 

*Sunday Collection Jun 21, 2009 Collection Report*
Tithes   $2916.62
Moscow, Russia Mission  
  $55.00
St. Anthony's Poor Box

$39.48
Rosary Apostolate

$25.00







THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

SUNDAY MASS AT THE RECTORY - Due to the inoperability of the elevator, there will now be noon Mass at the Rectory. This is ONLY for those who cannot attend Mass on the second floor chapel because of difficulty in negotiating the stairs.

HANDICAPPED PARKING - As a matter of charity and state law, only those with a valid handicap parking permit may use the designated handicap parking space! Warning stickers will be issued to those who violate this policy. Thank you for your cooperation.

SCRIPT PROGRAM - Using SCRIP can help you stick to your planned budget and part of every dollar you spend benefits Saint Michael's Academy without any extra effort on your part. Pick up a list of vendors in the vestibule.

ADULT DOCTRINE CLASS - Tuesday, 6:30 - 7:30 pm in the parish hall. The topic is The Catechism of the Council of Trent. Bring your own copy if you have one. Adults and older teenagers are welcome to attend.

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK AND HOUSEBOUND - St. Michael's Parish: Sr Mary Gemma, Brother Joseph, Theresa Bennett, Andy Brustkern, Lynn Callon, Theresa Castillo, Mario Chodorowski, Eleanor Foster-Stratte, Larry Green, Norm & Mary Kieffer, Margaret & Darlene King, Howard & Irene Kosch, Frank Maravilla, Maximo Martinez, Sue Oxford, Alan Port, David Porter, Margaret Rickner, Vivian Schell, Ruth Stankus, John Vandeberg, Barbara Welp, Frances Yturralde. MIQ Parish: Dolores Mazurik.

PRO-LIFE ROSARY- Join the prayerful protest against abortion at Planned Parenthood, 123 E. Indiana Ave, every Friday at noon. The Rosary is prayed at that time.

WELCOME ENVELOPES - You are encouraged to use these handy envelopes in the pews. It is an easy way to update address & telephone information for the parish list, to enclose your offering or to request a box of envelopes.

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI MISSIONARY GUILD - Do you want to help the missionary activity of the Church and at the same time receive special Mass remembrances? If so, be sure to enroll in this guild. The donation is $12 for one year. Enrollment forms are available in the bulletin rack. Send or turn in to the parish office.

PURGATORIAN LEAGUE - Enroll your deceased loved ones in the Purgatorian League. Each month they will be remembered in a special Mass for the repose of their souls. Enrollment for one person is only $5/year. Perpetual enrollment for one person is $25 and perpetual family enrollment is $50. Enrollment forms are available in the bulletin rack. Send or turn in to the parish office.

REGULAR CHOIR SCHEDULE
1st Sunday each month - 8:00 am Congregational High Mass (all sing, lay choir members may go to the choir loft)
2nd Sunday each month - 8:00 am High Mass (Sisters & Lay choir)
3rd Sunday each month - 8:00 am High Mass (Sisters)
4th Sunday each month - 10:30 High Mass (lay choir)
Please note that the lay choir practices at 7pm on the Wednesday beforehand, to prepare for this High Mass. Don't miss practice!


DRESS CODE

If this is the first time you are attending the traditional Latin Mass here at Mount St. Michael, you will notice that our parishioners do not dress casually for church services. Since the changes that came about after Vatican Council II, few parishes have any kind of dress code. We still believe that modesty and appropriate attire are necessary, especially in church out of reverence for the Blessed Sacrament. Please observe these minimum standards of dress for attendance at church services at Mount St. Michael:

  • Woman and girls must cover their heads. (Chapel veils or mantillas are available for loan in the vestibule.)
  • Women and girls must wear dresses or skirts that cover the knee completely when sitting or standing; slacks, shorts, sleeveless, tight or low-cut clothing or dresses with long cuts or slits are to be avoided.
  • Men and boys should wear suit coats and ties.
  • Jeans and other casual attire are inappropriate for attendance at church services.

Church Decorum: Our decorum at Holy Mass can give greater honor and glory to Almighty God, give good example and edification to others, and increase our faith and devotion to the Real Presence of our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. The following are practical examples of the rule of decorum we should observe in church:

  • Always dress in a manner appropriate to divine worship.
  • Be on time for the start of Mass.
  • Upon entering the church, bless yourself with holy water (using the right hand). Genuflect on the right knee in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
  • Avoid using the center aisle, especially if Mass has begun. Use the side aisle and fill toward the center.
  • The last three pews in the church should be reserved for families with small children and those who may have to leave the church during Mass. Baby toys, food items, gum, and strollers are always inappropriate in church.
  • During Communion, please keep the line moving in a pious and orderly manner. Promote piety and prayerful contemplation by folding the hands in a pious manner.
  • At the end of Mass, allow the celebrant to leave the altar before exiting the church. Make sure to genuflect to the Blessed Sacrament when leaving.


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