THE MOST HOLY
BODY AND BLOOD
OF CHRIST
MAY 29, 2016
Holy Savior CATHOLIC CHURCH
1425 N. Chautauqua • Wichita, KS 67214 NEWCOMERS Welcome! Please register by calling the rectory. MASSES Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 & 11am, 5pm Monday, Friday & Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8am Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday . . . . . . . . 6pm Holy Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8am & 6pm SACRAMENTS Reconcilia on: 4 ‐ 5:30pm on Saturday and 30 minutes before each weekday mass. Bap sm: Parents of children to be bap zed are asked to contact the rectory at 682‐8712 in order to make arrangements. Anoin ng: Please no fy the rectory when a member of the parish is in a hospital or nursing home, or is otherwise unable to come to Mass and wishes to receive any of the sacraments. Matrimony: Diocesan policy requires at least four months advance no fica on. A endance at marriage prepara on classes and Engaged Encounter is required. ADORATION We are in need of Adorers for the following me slots listed: Monday: 1 & 3pm Tuesday: 12, 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5pm Wednesday: 1, 2, 3 & 6pm Thursday: 12, 1, 4, 5 & 6pm Friday: 5pm PASTORAL STAFF Rev. James Billinger, Pastor Williemae White, Administra ve Assistant Joe Rodriguez, Development Director Jus n Hall, Director of Worship Andrea Penelton, Parish Cateche cal Leader Sr. Barbara L. Croom, Pastoral Assistant Rick Marney, Facili es Dr. Delia Shropshire, Principal Stacie San ago, School Secretary Malon McPherson, Business Manager Office Hours: 8am ‐ 5pm (Mon‐Fri) Parish Office . . . . . . PH 682‐8712, FAX 682‐4797 School Office . . . . . PH 684‐2141, FAX 684‐4318 God’s Food Pantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263‐6780 Parish Email . . . . . . . holysavior@holy‐savior.org St. Peter Claver Historic Complex & HSCC Parish
Hall: Contact Ric Camargo . . . 680‐9808 Bulle n: Deadline is Monday by 12pm preceding publica on, in wri ng with the name and phone umber of contact person. Welcome to Holy Savior Catholic Church!
Thank you for celebra ng Mass with us today.
“Let mutual love con nue. Do not neglect hospitality, for Through it some have unknowingly entertained Angels.” Hebrews 13:1‐2 OUR MISSION The mission of Holy Savior Parish is to proclaim, teach and witness the “Good News” of salva on to all people within the Northeast and African American Community of Wichita. In that capacity, Holy Savior itself is a community of believers transformed and renewed by the Spirit, and through the Holy Spirit, is called to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, welcome strangers, clothe the naked and give comfort to the ill and imprisoned. PASTORAL LEADERSHIP
MASS INTENTIONS
Weekday
† Robert Benne by Elizabeth Benne THE VISITATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
† Marcellus Rupp by Family and Friends Saint Jus n, Martyr
† Josephine Doffing by Family and Friends Weekday
Int. Doug Gleason Family by Tram Gleason THE MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS
† Kaitlyn English by Dewey McFeeters The Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Int. All Souls by Phong Le TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
† Lynn Shumard by Jim and Linda Pearce Parishiners of Holy Savior by Pastor † Jeff Hallowell by Family and Friends AACC Ministry 3rd Tue (qtrly) ‐ 6:30pm Book Club 2nd Tue ‐ 7pm Development Commi ee
1st Wed ‐ 8am Eucharis c Minister Coordinator/Lector
Finance Council
2nd Thu (qtrly) ‐ 6:30pm Funeral Dinners God’s Food Pantry 2nd & 4th Wed 10‐11:30am Hospitality/Usher Coordinator TBD Knights of Peter Claver
2nd Sat ‐ 2pm Ladies Auxiliary of KOPC
1st Sat ‐ 9am Lector Coordinator
Liturgy Commi ee
1st Sat ‐ 10am Meals on Wheels Coordinator Dara Shumard Parish School of Religion
Wed ‐ 7‐8:15pm Pastoral Council 1st Sat ‐ 12:30pm Peace and Jus ce Commi ee
1st Sun ‐ 9:30am Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults
2nd Sat ‐ 10‐11:30am Social Commi ee Stewardship Council Mon, May 30
8am Tue, May 31
6pm
Wed, June 1
6pm † Thurs, June 2
6pm Fri, June 3
8am Sat, June 4
8am Sun, June 5
8am 11am 5pm Tue, May 31 Zep 3:14‐18 or Rom 12:9‐16; Is 12:2‐3, 4bcd‐6; Lk 1:39‐56 2 Tm 1:1‐3, 6‐12; Ps 123:1b‐2; Mk 12:18‐27 Thu, June 2 2 Tm 2:8‐15; Ps 25:4‐5ab, 8‐10, 14; Mk 12:28b
‐34 Fri, June 3
Ez 34:11‐16; Ps 23:1‐6; Rom 5:5b‐11; Lk 15:3‐7 Sat, June 4
2 Tm 4:1‐8; 1 Sm 2:1, 4‐8abcd; Lk 2:41‐51 Sun, June 5 1 Kgs 17:17‐24; Ps 30:2, 4‐6, 11‐13; Gal 1:11‐
19; Lk 7:11‐17 SUNDAY MASS COLLECTION May 15
Budgeted
Actual
Difference
$9,557.69
$8,316.12
($1,241.57)
Year to Date
$420,538.36
$423,010.68
$2,472.32
Andrea Penelton Donna Douglas Carolyn McGinn Sr. Barbara Croom Elaine Lopez Ric & Denise Please pray for parishioners who are homebound or ill.
Ms. Foo s Deshea Ingram Our homebound are:
WEEKLY READINGS
Wed, June 1
Ric Camargo Ila Foreman Shreda Burkhalter Anita Guidry HOMEBOUND & SICK PARISHIONERS Mon, May 30 2 Pt 1:2‐7; Ps 91:1‐2, 14‐16; Mk 12:1‐2 Jack Thaw M Habtemariam Joe Rodriguez Rozella McClendon Tony Sementelli Lena Breckenridge JoAnne Ba ste Leo Rogers George and Robbie Yates Junius Griffin Juanita LeBlanc LaVaughn Minnis Mildred Williams Paul and Joyce Williams Rose Sellers Willie Williams Georgia Mar nez Sick parishioners, friends
& benefactors:
Ablena Billinger Elder Anderson C. Fields Be y Bigelow Amaré Ba ste James Richardson Ray Breckenridge, husband of Lena Breckenridge Beth Sawatzki Alejandro Tejeda Bill Breckenridge, brother of Ray Breckenridge Bri any Merrills, niece of Teri Knox Breanna Gibbs Joel Zoltz Carmelo Casanova Sharlene Waln Charlene Calloway, mother of Virginia Miller Delbert Richardson Melanie McKinnon John Frye/Clifford Cato Donna Douglas/Elizabeth Fabian Eunice Fanimokun, sister of Be e Ridley Gerald Love DeShawn Pleass Gloria Kirtdoll Claudia Neal Mrs. Carolyn Aller, friend of Vella Neely Jamie Singleton Nathan Wutherich, son of Deb Gifford Jean Parker, friend of Brist McConico Jeri McConico, sister in law of Mary Davis Joan S. Williams, sister of Hazel Bias Phyllis Sheller, mother of JoAnne Ba ste Joseph Olabisi, grandson of Laura Mar nez Jus ce Nguma/Johnny Palacios Kaitlyn McConico, niece of Mary Davis Larry and Mary Lubbers Joyce McElroy Lawrence Hucklby, son in law of Laura Mar nez Lavester Moore Leonard Gabriel, brother of Inez Pi s Pastor Lucille Lang/Consuela Franklin Cruz Rodriguez Mona Meyer Marc Minnis, son of LaVaughn Minnis Mary Ryan, mother of Jody Valle Michael Crigler, son of Michelle Crigler Myrtle Paige, mother of Natalie Johnson Norvell Bufford Ronna Bailey Peggy Wheeler, mother in law of Kathy Johnson Ramiro Espinoza Burne McConico Ashley West Nicole Kahenya Raymond Mone Andrew Bathazar, cousins of Vernon Wilson Renee Shropshire Harris, niece of Delia Shropshire Natalie Johnson Stacie Johnson Janessa Valle Stephanie Sexton Burne McConico Susie Forker, friend of Naomi Walton Teresa Boor, mother of Paula Boor Shawnacy Rodriguez Sharon Leiker & Walter Family, friends of Vella Neely Valerie Beach sister of Maggie Thompson Angela Rodriguez Cora Barnes , friend of Naomi Walton Sunday, June 5 LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE
MASS
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Dear Parishioners,
day. These seven daily habits encourage us to
spend more time with Jesus, Who "is the way the
truth, and the life".
Would you consider trying to make the following part
of each day?
1. Parish Pictures
To date, we have had 200 + families/individuals pose
for our new parish directory. This is a great response,
but we hope we can have the final 100 families/
individuals have their picture taken. This directory is
being produced within the parish. Very shortly, the
parish organizations will be contacted to have your
picture taken. Please respond promptly to any calls you
receive from those organizing the taking of pictures,
Thank you so very much!!
2. Seven Daily Habits for Faithful Catholics:
I came across a small leaflet that I thought had great
insight into the habits we should try to cultivate each
encourage everyone in the parish to consider a gift to
this Built of Living Stones Campaign.
Many, many thanks to those of you who have made a
sacrificial gift to this campaign.
James Billinger
Morning Offering/Spiritual Reading for 15
minutes/Rosary/Daily Communion/Mental
Prayer for 15 minutes/Angelus and
Examination of Conscience
Growing in these daily habits is a gradual work in our
spiritual journey, which will take time and effort. If
you do become serious about these seven daily
habits, our Blessed Lord will give back to you the time
you invested in these habits. You will find that you
will have even more time to do the really essential
daily things of life. God will multiply your efforts as
He did with those few loaves and fishes that fed the
multitudes.
3. "A New Hope...A New Home"
At the time of the printing of this bulletin, we have
received $5.3 million in pledges . I sincerely wish to
PARISH LIFE
“Built of Living Stones” Campaign As our efforts come to a close,
we want to acknowledge those who have given in faith. The parish and
school leadership is humbled by the outpouring of support for this
campaign and we look forward to pursuing our next steps. To date
Holy Savior has raised $5.3 million in gifts and pledges! While our
efforts with the parish and school are coming to a close, we are still
actively encouraging our benefactors to consider a gift to our
campaign. Please continue to pray the wisdom and guidance our
leadership needs to transition our project into the construction phase.
HOLY SAVIOR CATHOLIC ACADEMY UPCOMING EVENTS:
June 5-June 10—Totus Tuus at Holy Savior Catholic Academy
THANK YOU!! From A Better Choice to all the individuals who
generously gave a donation on Lifesaver Sunday weekend and those
who took a donation envelope to be used at another time. Please
continue to join us in this life saving ministry with your prayers that
each young mother will open her heart and love life( both hers and the
life of her baby) and consider them both as heavenly gifts.
COFFEE AND DONUTS COMMITTEE: The coffee and donut
committee along with the innkeepers of St. Peter Claver will sponsor
its annual FREE pancake breakfast on Sun, May 29th after 8AM Mass
at the St. Peter Claver Complex. All parishioners are invited. This
event will be the start of their summer break for coffee and donuts. It
will resume in September.
CATHOLIC HEART WORK CAMP will be in Wichita July 18-21st.
They may be able to help with projects around your home. Please
contact Linda Pearce at (316) 619-5451 for more information. The
deadline is June 8th.
BASEBALL TIME: The 28th Annual Wingnuts Baseball game
benefiting Guadalupe Clinic is Sun, June 19th at Lawrence Dumont
Stadium. A representative from the clinic will be at Holy Savior on
June 4/5 or June 11/12 selling tickets and accepting donations.
Guadalupe Clinic provides necessary health care to the most
vulnerable in our community. Come out an enjoy a fun day with your
family and help your neighbor in need.
DEAR HOLY SAVIOR COMMUNITY, The Peace and Social Justice
Committee is working to create a new directory. We will be taking
pictures after the 8 AM, before and after the 11 AM, and before the 5
PM Masses for the next few weeks.. Your picture and family pictures
are important to our ministry here at Holy Savior. Sign up sheets are
in the foyer .There is no charge for the photos. This is for directory
use only. If you had a picture taken three years ago, and would like to
use that picture, please call Carolyn or Linda so they can get it
scanned or drop it off at the rectory. If you have questions, please call
Carolyn McGinn at 655-3301 or Linda Pearce at 619-5451
HOLY SAVIOR CATHOLIC ACADEMY SOLAR ANGELS need red
wagons for the River Festival . If you have a red wagon that they can
borrow, please contact Stacie at 684-2141
RECTORY will be closed, Mon, May 30,2016 for Memorial Day. The
office will reopen on Tues, May 31, 2016
GOD’S FOOD PANTRY “Need for the Month” of June is cereal and
pop tarts. A box for your donations is in the foyer of the church.
STEWARDSHIP:
Give them some food yourselves. After speaking to the crowds all day
and teaching them about the Kingdom of God, Jesus demonstrated his
teaching by feeding them with five loaves and two fish. Like the
Apostles we hear the Word of God and then ask God to take care of
the needs of our earthly neighbors. The Gospel tells us that when we
act with faith and thanksgiving, our actions will fruitfully carry out Jesus
command to ‘love one another.’ May we be energized by the Body and
Blood of our Savior to work tirelessly for God’s Kingdom.