440 N.E. Ash Pullman, WA 99163 Sacred Heart Church Bulletin March 17, 2019 Return Service Requested Mass Schedule: Daily Mass: Monday Communion service: 7:15 AM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 7:15 AM Saturday 4:30 PM; Sunday 8:30 and 11:00 AM Reconciliation (Penance): Saturday, 3:00 - 4:00 PM, and by appointment. Baptism: Please plan at least two weeks in advance. Marriage: Please plan at least four months in advance. Parish Phone: 509-332-5312 Website: www.sacredheartpullman.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/sacredheartpullman Instagram: www.instagram.com/sacredheartpullman Pastor: Father Steve Dublinski Office phone: 509-332-5312 E-mail: [email protected]Deacon: Jim Evermann Phone: 509-339-3607 E-mail: [email protected]Office Manager: Debbie Hawbaker E-Mail: [email protected]Secretary & Bulletin Editor: Mary Sutherland E-mail:[email protected]Offer a Mass: Contact Mary Sutherland to have a Mass said for a loved one An inclusive Catholic family; united in faith, service and justice; grounded in the Eucharist; committed to a lifetime of spiritual growth. Pastoral Council Kevin Owens, President 509-336-5944 Faith Formation 509-332-4402 Theresa Paul, Director E-mail: [email protected]Sue McNamara, Faith Formation Assistant E-mail: [email protected]Youth Ministries Coordinator Hally Rohla 509-332-4402 E-mail:[email protected]Faith Formation Board Mary Johnson, President: 509-332-5633 Altar Society Lucille Guettinger 509-334-2628 Catholic Daughters Lorraine Farrand, Regent 509-878-1181 Knights of Columbus Eric Patera, Grand Knight 208-301-8730 Sacred Heart Social Justice Ministry Tim Paulitz 509-332-6184 Francy Bose 509-332-5114 Communion for the Homebound Jim Evermann 509-334-3041 Lucille Guettinger 509-334-2628 Helping Hands (meals) Faith Formation office 509-332-4402 Vocation Ministry Al Farrand 509-878-1181 Wheel chair access entry is from back of Church alley. Published weekly by Sacred Heart Catholic Church 440 N.E. Ash Pullman, WA 99163 ISSUE NO. 578
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440 N.E. Ash
Pullman, WA 99163
Sacred Heart Church Bulletin
March 17, 2019
Return Service Requested
Mass Schedule: Daily Mass: Monday Communion service: 7:15 AM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 7:15 AM
Saturday 4:30 PM; Sunday 8:30 and 11:00 AM
Reconciliation (Penance): Saturday, 3:00 - 4:00 PM, and by appointment.
Baptism: Please plan at least two weeks in advance.
Marriage: Please plan at least four months in advance.
Parish Phone: 509-332-5312
Website: www.sacredheartpullman.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/sacredheartpullman
Instagram: www.instagram.com/sacredheartpullman
Pastor: Father Steve Dublinski Office phone: 509-332-5312 E-mail: [email protected]
Sunday – 8:30 am †For the repose of the soul of Yohanes Lasinu† Monday – 7:15 am Communion service Tuesday – 7:15 am St Joseph Wednesday – 7:15 am †For the repose of the soul of Felipe Flores† Thursday – 7:15 am Friday – 7:15 am Saturday – 4:30 pm †For the repose of the soul of Angela Sperandio†
Masses of the Week of Mar. 17 Eucharistic Ministers
This Weekend, March 16/17 4:30 pm Elizabeth McKeighen, Mary Ann Lincoln, volunteer needed 8:30 am Loette Scharnhorst, Jim Evermann, Mary Flores, Linda Fulfs 11 am Paul Hwang, Al &Lorraine Farrand
Ushers
This Weekend, March 16/17 4:30 pm volunteers needed 8:30 am Jack Fulfs & Dave Schneider 11 am Greg Johnson & Karen Johnston
Mass Servers
This Weekend, March 16/17 4:30 pm volunteers needed 8:30 am Caragh, Lucas & Micah Clark 11 am Andy Agada, Andersen Barry Alexis Doumit
Greeters
This Weekend, March 16/17 4:30 pm volunteer needed 8:30 am Linda Fulfs & Charlotte Worthy 11 am Kevin & Alexa Owens
Lectors
This Weekend, March 16/17 First Lector: Second Lector:
4:30 pm Mike Berney Anne Whelchel 8:30 am Bill Engels Bonita Lawhead 11 am Kevin Owens Ryne Rohla
The Week Ahead
Sunday: Bible Study, parish house classroom, 9:45 am. Tuesday: Catholic Daughters, 7 pm, social hall. Tuesday: Caritas Committee, 7 pm, St. Charles Room. Wednesday: Men’s Morning Prayer, 6 am, social hall. Wednesday: SHARE, noon, social hall. Wednesday: RCIA, 6:30 pm, Holy Family Room. Wednesday: Prayer, Bread & Soup: 6 pm Stations in the church, 6:30 pm supper in social hall. Wednesday: Knights meeting, 7 pm, St. Charles Room. Thursday: Dinner & conversation, 6 pm, social hall. Thursday: Adoration, Rosary, Evening Prayer, 6:15 pm. Friday: Pray the Rosary, 12:10 pm, church. Saturday: Vocations/Clergy Appreciation Dinner, 5:45 pm, social hall.
Children’s Faith Formation
There are classes today, March 17, for all grades.
NURSERY SERVICE is available during the 8:30 and 11 am Masses. It is downstairs in the St. Augustine room. Our nursery is for children under 5 years of age.
Nursery workers this Sunday, March 17 8:30 am Kelsi Benton Elle Thomas 11:00 am Santo Kittelson Diego Kittelson
Fellowship time: Come to the social hall after the Sunday Masses to enjoy coffee, doughnuts & conversation. This Sunday, March 17, the Social Justice Ministry hosts. Next Sunday, March 24, is the Altar Society.
Prayer, Bread & Soup: Each Wednesday everyone is invited to pray the Stations of the Cross in the church at 6 pm. Following the prayer, come to the social hall for a simple meal of soup and bread. The pastoral
council hosts on March 20. Donations for a charity will be accepted.
The 2019 Vocations/Clergy Appreciation Dinner is Saturday, March 23, in the Sacred Heart social
hall. Our guest speaker is Sister Mary Eucharista of Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Church congregation. Invited guests include Fr. Steve Dublinski, Fr. Luke Tomson, Fr. Joe Sullivan, Fr. Al Grasher, and Deacon Jim and wife Maureen Evermann. Social hour begins at 5:45 pm, dinner is at 6:45 pm. Cost is $25 per person with catering by Birch and Barley; complementary wine and beer will be served. A good will offering will be accepted. All proceeds from the dinner go to Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Church. Tickets will be available after each Mass this weekend, or call Allen Farrand at (509) 878-1181. All are invited to honor our clergy and women religious.
Caring for God’s Creation - a meal and conversation with the Nimiipuu. Thursday, March 21, at 6 pm in the social hall. The community of Sacred Heart and our neighbors the Nimiipuu are each committed to caring for God’s creation and Earth’s ecosystems. Scriptures and Catholic social teaching tell us to be good stewards of the land and water. Nimiipuu are native here in the Palouse, and indigenous tradition teaches respect for Creator in the life of all things. No charge for meal, tickets are available after the Masses or RSVP Tim Paulitz, 332-6184, [email protected]. Please get a ticket or RSVP if you plan to attend so there will be enough food for everyone.
Encounter Lent with Operation Rice Bowl Annet fled violence in South Sudan with her three siblings. Now, she lives in Bidibidi, one of the world’s largest refugee settlements, located in Uganda. Our faith calls us to exercise a preferential option for
the poor, especially refugees like Annet. Visit www.crsricebowl.org/stories-of-hope/week-2 for more information. Catholic Relief Services Rice Bowls are at the church entrances.
March 2 & 3 collection: $7,996.25 Weekly amount needed for budget: $6,137.00 Children’s collection: $31.08 Improvement Fund: $25.00 Radio Mission School: $55.00 MASS ATTENDANCE: March 2 & 3 collection: 4:30 pm 93 8:30 am 144 11:00 am 125 362
Altar Society
Altar Care for March: Karen Fischer & Lucille Guettinger Linen Care (all year): Mary Johnson
***Prayers, Joys & Concerns***
Your prayers are asked for our sick: Karen Curry, Mary Johnson’s sister Susan, Colin McGuire, Julianne Hwang, Goretti Manzo-Kittleson, Karen Morrison, Crystal Lee, Mary Pluhta’s sister Bonnie Mowbray, Diane Moser’s son Jeff , Meg Gollnick, Dennis Duran, Enkhee Engels, Jan Maguire, Jacob Watson, Elizabeth Pluhta, Ray Schaff’s sister Betty Gamel, Cheryle Carlson, Lina Quock, Dominic Pedrotty, and Phil & Peg Scuderi.
Youth Ministry Corner
Youth nights are on Sunday evening. 7th & 8th grade, 6:30 to 7:45 pm in the St Mary room. 9th - 12th grade, 7:15 to 8:30 pm in the St Mary room. Youth Ministry Director: Hally Rohla, [email protected]
Pope Francis’ Words: “Let us not allow this season of grace to pass in vain! Let us ask God to help us set out on a path of true conversion. Let us leave behind our selfishness and self-absorption, and turn to Jesus’ Pasch. Let us stand beside our brothers and sisters in need, sharing our
spiritual and material goods with them. In this way, by concretely welcoming Christ’s victory over sin and death into our lives, we will also radiate its transforming power to all of creation.” - Pope Francis’ Message for Lent, 2019
Washington State Legislators Hotline: 1-800-562-6000 Do you have a concern regarding an issue before our State Government? Contact: Senator Schoesler; Representative Dye; or Representative Schmick with your concerns or input by calling 1-800-562-6000 and leaving a message. You can also contact your legislators directly at: http://leg.wa.gov/LIC/Pages/hotline.aspx For more info about current issues please see: Washington State Catholic Conference https://wacatholics.org/
St. Mary’s School (Moscow) Open House March 21, 5:30 pm – 7 pm. If you are looking for a wonderful, joyful, yet strong academic curriculum for your child that encourages your child to grow, learn, and bloom as a child of God, St. Mary’s Parish School is the place for you. Come check out our early childhood classes, Pre-School, Pre-K, and Kindergarten - 8th grade. Come listen to our award winning band and choir, watch our PE, and listen to our students speak Spanish. See the joy and love our students experience each day. Call the office anytime to visit, 208-882-2121.
Family Promise of the Palouse Comfort Food Cook-Off Fundraiser
Saturday, March 23, 5-7 pm, Trinity Baptist Church, 711 Fairview Dr, Moscow. Tickets: $10/adult, $5/child, $30/family of four. Tickets can be purchased at www.familypromosepalouse.org or call 208 882-0165 or at door. For more information contact Tim Paulitz ([email protected]). Benefits go toward ending homelessness on the Palouse, one family at a time.
Cybersecurity: In early February and March some parishioners received an email from a Gmail address that was supposedly from Fr. Steve, asking them to email him. Fr. Steve doesn’t have a Gmail address, only a diocesan one. He will not email or text you asking for money, gift cards, etc. Neither will any other staff members. If you receive a suspicious email, report it to your provider and delete it. Fake texts were sent to parishioners at St. Mary’s in Moscow whose cell phone numbers were on the bulletin cover, supposedly from their pastor, Fr. Joe, who doesn’t text. Fr. Steve texts infrequently, mostly in reply.
If you aren’t sure about an email or text, call the church office at 509-332-5312, or the Faith Formation office at 509-332-4402, or email [email protected] or [email protected].
Our candidates and catechumens/elect are journeying toward their Sacraments of Initiation. Please continue your prayers for them. If you would like to write them a message of
support, or share a favorite prayer, or just let them know that you are praying for or thinking about them, leave any cards or messages in the marked box by the Holy Family statue. These will be presented to them on Easter Vigil. For Cody, Kent, Liz, Michelle, Zachary, James, Kevin, Erin, Michael, and Julie. Full names and photos are on the bulletin board in the classroom hallway.
PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BEASLEY REALTY, Mike Bradley, MBA Realtor,
Broker Associate, helping buyers and sellers Cell 509-338-5256 Office 509-332-1511
Mark your calendar: the Baked Potato Blast has be rescheduled as a Baked Potato and Chicken Dinner, Sunday, April 7, at 5 pm in the social hall.
Rachel’s Vineyard weekend: A healing retreat for anyone impacted by an experience of abortion is next scheduled at Immaculate Heart Retreat Center, the weekend of April 12 – 14. Register at www.rvspokane.org or email [email protected] or call a confidential line at (509) 994-4355.
