OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP
LIVING OUR SECOND CENTURY OF CATHOLIC TRADITION
St. Philip Benizi
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
1025 N. 19th St.
Cottage Grove 97424
Parish Center 541-942-4712
St. Philip Benizi
552 Holbrook St.
Creswell 97426
541-895-8686 Message Phone
Http://www.olphcg.net — English and Spanish
Contact us...We are here for you.
At the rectory (541-942-3420) you can contact:
PASTOR: Fr. Roy Antunez, SJ
OFFICE MANAGER: Joan Goossens (Mon & Wed 9-2:30)
[email protected]
At the Parish Center (541-942-4712) you can contact:
DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
Betty Krumlauf—[email protected]
DEACON: Kenneth Boone 541-767-3962
June 5, 2016 tenth Sunday in ordinary time
Congratulations!
BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS
TO OUR GRADUATES:
Hannah Arnold, Carol Ann Crum, Lauren Davidge,
Sam Dooley, Rachel Ferguson, Gabrielle Fetter, Jasmin Lopez Torres, Kevin Manuntag, Allicia Meyer,
Hunter Miller, Kendrick Murphy, Alejandro QuintanaHernandez, Kayla Ramirez, David Jaime-Ruiz, Megan
Simons, Anthony Trujillo and Jasmin Urenda Ochoa
May your futures be bright!
"You're off to Great Places! Today is your day! Your
mountain is waiting, So... get on your way!" ~ Dr. Seuss,
Oh The Places You'll Go!
Congratulations to Kayla Ramirez and Carol Ann Crum
on being chosen Valedictorians at their respective
schools, Creswell High School & Cottage Grove High
School.
Hats off to you both!!!
Congratulations to Amy Dooley, sophomore, who was chosen as the
Register Guard's May Student of the Month for North Douglas High
School. Way to go, Amy!!!
Birthdays: Norberto Hernandez, Harry Krull, John Eckstine,
Samantha Sheffield Wagner, Yvonne Buermann, Nevaeh Rule,
Haley Trullinger, Alicia Rodriquez, Darlene Pham, Luna Brehm,
Marian Urenda, Mike Newman, Omar A. Vargas.
Anniversaries: Dick & Rose Furrer, Eric & Deb Gunia,
Jaime & Raquel Romero, Larry & Judy Dreiling,
Marco & Louise Giarrusso, Bob & Pat Madden, .
MASS SCHEDULE and INTENTIONS
Week of June5~11
SUN
8:30 AM
Eucharist* @ SPB
10:30 AM
Eucharist** @ OLPH
Bea Bassler
3rd Sun
Noon
Spanish Eucharist @ OLPH
MON
Noon
Eucharist @ OLPH
TUE
8:30 AM
Eucharist @ OLPH
WED
8:30 AM
Eucharist @ OLPH
THUR
8:30 AM
Eucharist @ OLPH
FRI
Noon
Communion Service @ OLPH
SAT
5:30 PM
Eucharist @ OLPH
What’s Happening This Week
Sun
Rosary @ OLPH Rosary Garden or Chapel—10 AM
Refreshments @ SPB after Eucharist
Graduation Blessing & Reception @ OLPH
SVdP Meeting @ OLPH
Mon
Quilters & Crafters @ OLPH—9 AM
Last Women’s bible study before Summer Break @ OLPH—6:30
PM
Fri
Rosary @ OLPH Rosary Garden or Chapel—11:30 AM
Communion Service @ OLPH—Noon
What’s Happening Soon!
June 10-11 St. Vincent de Paul Monthly Collectin
June 11 Graduation Marist, Kennady, CG, Creswell
June 12 KC Community Breakfast
Let people know what your group is doing!! [email protected]
Check the OLPHCG.NET Calendar for more long range activities!
*The 8:30 Mass is bilingual and held at St. Philip Benizi
**The Fourth Sunday Mass at OLPH is bilingual.
Scripture Readings for June 6~10
Monday
1 Kings 17:1-6; Matthew 5:1-12
Tuesday
1 Kings 17:7-16; Matthew 5:13-16
Wednesday
1 Kings 18:20-39; Matthew 5:17-19
Thursday
1 Kings 18:41-46; Matthew 5:20-26
Friday
1 Kings 19:9a, 11-16; Matthew 5:27-32
You can find all the daily readings at
www.usccb.org/bible/readings
Contacts at St. Philip Benizi:
Ministry Coordinator: Adr iana Sanchez 541-905-5882
Building Rental: Ausencia Alexander (bilingual) 541-895-4084 or
Rose Furrer 541-895-2709
Contacts at Our Lady of Perpetual Help:
Building Usage & Rental: J oan Goossens 541-942-3420
Facilities Manager: Ken Boone—[email protected] or 541767-3962
Lectors: J anice Gutmann—541-942-8659
Eucharistic Ministers: Lynne Mor r ow 541-767-9817
Greeters: J an Thompson 541-942-8461
Altar Servers: Michael Rober ts—541-942-0018
Slide Show: J oan Goossens 541-942-9623
Church Cleaning: Chelsea Miller 541-942-2449
Home Communion: Lor i Mallory 541-915-1350
RECONCILATION Saturday - 5:00PM or by appointment 541-942-3420
SACRAMENT OF SICK: Call F ather Antunez at 541-942-3420—by appointment or after Mass if prearranged.
PRAYER REQUESTS: Rita (541-942-8055)
BAPTISM & SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION: Betty Krumlauf 541-942-4712
Bulletin items to [email protected] by 11 AM on Wednesdays or call Joan Goossens at 541-942-9623.
Food for Thought:
Luke 7:11-17 A survey of the Gospels reveals many ways in which Jesus upheld the dignity of women. In a
culture where women were considered second-class citizens, Jesus was never afraid to encounter women, to affirm them, and to welcome
them among his followers. Here we see that his heart was stirred by the situation of this grieving mother. The man who had died was “the
only son of his mother, and she was a widow.” In this culture, a woman was protected by her father, her husband, or her son. Absent one of
those men in her life, she was in an incredibly vulnerable position. This, along with the grief of losing her child, struck the Lord with pity.
And then, he did the impossible and restored the dead man to life. After “the dead man sat up ... Jesus gave him to his mother.” Jesus made a
point to restore and affirm this woman’s vocation as a mother. Christ himself reveals, through his ministry to this mother, that her role is
vital. May we also find ways to affirm and serve the mothers in our midst.
GRADUATES HEAR MESSAGE TO BE REAL­LIFE HEROES: Steven Spielberg, well known filmmaker, was guest
speaker at the 2016 Harvard University graduation last week. During their commencement ceremony, he
challenged them to become the heroes in a world full of villains; as he invoked stories from his films and his life
encouraging them to take on the world's woes “A hero needs a villain to vanquish, and you're all in luck. This
world is full of monsters. There's racism, homophobia, ethnic hatred, class hatred. There's political hatred and
there's religious hatred. The answer is to question voices of authority, to seek defining character moments in
your own life and to learn from the past. The way you create a better future is by studying the past. Atrocities
are happening right now, so we wonder, not just, “When did this hatred end?” but “How did it begin?” Steven
Spielberg related that he was bullied as a child for being Jewish, and he warned that anti- Semitism and
Islamophobia are on the rise. To combat them, he urged students to listen to others' stories and to share their
own. “The only answer to more hate is more humanity. We have to replace fear with curiosity.” He told them
that he had dropped out of California State University Long Beach in the 1960s to take a job at Universal
Studios but later returned and earned a degree in 2002. He did it to stress the importance of education to his
children. “Some go for parents, but I went for my kids. It helped that they gave me course credit in
paleontology for my work on 'Jurassic Park.'” Early in his career, Spielberg said that he had focused on making
escapist movies conjured from his imagination. But that later he learned the power of creating movies based on
historical events, however horrific, gave him a sense of mission. “I hope you all find that sense of mission. Don't
turn away from what's painful. Examine it; challenge it. My goal is to create a world that lasts two hours. Your
job is to create a world that lasts forever.”
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Ministers
DATE
GREETERS
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
SAT.
June 11
SUN.
June 12
Toni Hutchison
& Jill Vaverka
Brian & Myrna
O’Neil
Lynne Morrow, Michael
Roberts, Lucy Eckstine
Jerry Settelmeyer, Cindy
Conrad, Jose Urenda
LECTOR
ALTAR SERVERS
Victor Nobert
Julian Goossens
Zuzanna
Wieckowska
Angel & Alberto
Lepe
MUSIC GROUP/
SLIDE SHOW MINISTERS
Marilyn Crawley
Ann Carstens
Jim Dunn
Joe Mootz
St. Philip Benizi Minsters
DATE
SUN.
June 12
GREETERS
Adriana Sanchez,
Coby Meyer
Open
Patty Furrer & Colleen Tunneell
EUCHARIST MINISTERS
READERS
Ausencia Alexander, Susana Vargas,
Connie Green,
Adriana Sanchez
Israel Montes
Church Cleaning
Nio Volunteer
ALTAR SERVERS
Allicia Meyer,
Jasmin Ochoa,
USHERS
Coby Meyer,
Bob Milliam
Hall Cleaning
No Volunteer
Music
Spanish Choir
St. Philip Benizi
May—$3,171.00
Pardon my goof from last week. This is a correct total.
IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT!
Notice to all Organizations: Please let the bulletin editor and
calendar minder know your summer schedules. I am sorry, but
our telepathic communicator has left town and the Holy Spirit
has not given us the "Gift of MIND READING". You will
have to tell us your schedules. Thank You!!!
Reminder: THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES (CCD)
FOR GRADES K THRU 8 ARE OVER FOR THIS YEAR & WILL
BEGIN THE LAST SUNDAY OF SEPTEMBER ... if you are
planning on sacraments... like First Communion - your child(ren)
must attend these classes as well as the First Communion classes in
the Spring in order to make their Solemn First Communion in April
2017.
Once again, I am beating Fr Roy on my "vacation break" this year. He is
not "GOING" until July, but I will be "GONE, GONE, GONE" from
June 9th until July 15th when hopefully the air plane will bring me
back "safe and sound" - at least my body will be here; my spirit will still
be in Dublin, Georgia with my grand daughter who recently joined the
ranks of "the teenage world". There are plenty of fellow parishioners to
fill in while I am "away". ~ Betty Krumlauf
Past the seeker as he prayed came the crippled and
the beggar and the beaten, and seeing them the holy
one went down into deep prayer and cried, “Great
God, how is it that a loving Creator can see such
things and yet do nothing about them?”
And out of the long silence, God said, “I did
something. I made you.”
The Community breakfast celebrations throughout each month
are held at different venues in Cottage Grove. The Elks, VFW,
Mason's and the Knights of Columbus put on a br eakfast
at each of their sites on different Sunday's in the month. Each
site chooses for whom they will donate in the community. The
Knights of Columbus Carl Kebelbeck Council #3154 chooses
to donate to community organizations such as Community
Services, Meals on Wheels, Wheels Around Town, and St.
Vincent De Paul services in Cottage Grove. We also donate to
the church, OLPH and when needed Beds For Freezing Nights
Please come out and get a breakfast from the Knights, it's all
you can eat, on the second Sunday of each month except
December and know you will be helping services in Cottage
Grove!
Community breakfast hosted by Knights of Columbus Every 2nd
Sunday of every month except in Dec. All you can eat Ham, Link
Sausage, Eggs, Pancakes, Biscuits & Gravy Coffee, Tea and Juice.
8 AM to noon $ 6 Adults $ 3 Child 7 and under free.
Do you have any flowers blooming in your yard or potted
plants that you would like to share to decorate the altar for
Mass at OLPH? Contact Marjie Vaverka @ 541-9421117 to see if they are needed for the weekend. Don't have
the talent to arrange bouquets? Marjie can do that also.
North Douglas High School reports: Lauren Davidge received Senior
of the Year in social studies. Both Lauren Davidge and Sam Dooley
were selected for the Warrior Award which is selected by teachers
for the overall senior girl and boy. Other awards received this year –
Lauren received All-League Honorable Mention in volleyball and
voted Most Improved. Sam received 1st Team All-League and voted
MVP in basketball this year.
GRADUATES HEAR MESSAGE TO BE REAL-LIFE HEROES:
Steven Spielberg, well known filmmaker, was guest speaker at the 2016 Harvard University graduation last week.
During their commencement ceremony, he challenged them to become the heroes in a world full of villains; as he
invoked stories from his films and his life encouraging them to take on the world's woes
“A hero needs a villain to vanquish, and you're all in luck. This world is full of monsters. There's racism, homophobia,
ethnic hatred, class hatred. There's political hatred and there's religious hatred. The answer is to question voices of
authority, to seek defining character moments in your own life and to learn from the past. The way you create a better
future is by studying the past. Atrocities are happening right now, so we wonder, not just, “When did this hatred end?”
but “How did it begin?”
Steven Spielberg related that he was bullied as a child for being Jewish, and he warned that anti-Semitism and
Islamophobia are on the rise. To combat them, he urged students to listen to others' stories and to share their own.
“The only answer to more hate is more humanity. We have to replace fear with curiosity.”
He told them that he had dropped out of California State University Long Beach in the 1960s to take a job at
Universal Studios but later returned and earned a degree in 2002. He did it to stress the importance of education to his
children. “Some go for parents, but I went for my kids. It helped that they gave me course credit in paleontology for
my work on 'Jurassic Park.'”
Early in his career, Spielberg said that he had focused on making escapist movies conjured from his imagination. But
that later he learned the power of creating movies based on historical events, however horrific, gave him a sense of
mission.
“I hope you all find that sense of mission. Don't turn away from what's painful. Examine it; challenge it. My goal is to
create a world that lasts two hours. Your job is to create a world that lasts forever.”
Box Tops: The Women of St. Philip
are collecting Box Top for education. You can help by clipping Box top coupons from General Mills, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, and many other products.
Each box top is worth 10 cents and will be given to the Creswell School District. A list of the products and a Box for donations is available on the parish
center vestibule table. The list is also available at www.Boxtops4education.com
EASY WAYS YOU CAN HELP AT OLPH
Beverage Bottles & Cans. Drop them off in the
receptacle in the Parish Center.
Can Food Donations, for Community Sharing can be
placed in the box under the table in the Vestibule.
Goodwill on Green Acres Rd in Eugene is now
recycling computers, and almost all electronics!
Donations will NOT be taken to landfills. They will
recycle them and use as many parts as possible.
Donate your old computer today!
Escrip: Sign up today at www.escr ip.com
This is FREE money given to our education
program. OLPH’s number is: 9615480 SPB’s
number is: 9615532 Call Joan for help.
541-942-3420 [email protected]
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Professional Oregon Loggers
Joyce Settelmeyer
Logging, excavation,
road construction & repair.
Therapeutic Relaxation & Chair
Connie & Charlie Green
CCB 185074
Telephone: (541)942-9288
South Willamette
Veterinary Clinic
541-895-4665
“Large and Small Animals”
New Book by our very own
Timothy M. Crawley published exclusively by “Kindle” for Amazon.com.
Name of the book is “To Kill a Raven”.
One can download on almost any device
including Kindle, I-Pad, computer, or
phone. Go to Amazon.com, then to the
Kindle Book Section and put in title.
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FREE CPR & 1st Aid classes : Where: Cottage Grove Seventh-day Adventist church, 820 S. 10th
St., Cottage Grove, OR When: class at 1 PM: June 15, Cost: FREE If you need a course completion
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& infant skills will be taught and practiced!!! Learn how to save a life.
Can You Spare 3 Hours A Week? 1st Way is looking for people from all walks of life to help girls and
women in crisis-- they are pregnant and trying to make a decision. We will show you how to talk to
women, telling them about alternatives to abortion. If you are interested in volunteering, please call
687-8651 to schedule an interview with the Director.
In the next Catholic Sentinel, see how a gospel mission in Eugene has embraced a new
model full of business sense and faith. Hear what happened at a Jubilee of Mercy event
at the Grotto and read how columnist Brian Doyle answers the question, ‘What is a
priest?’ Ponder what liturgical music from 18th century California missions was like.