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10th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday 0 June 9, 2013THIS WEEK'S CALENDAR and MASS INTENTIONS

Sunday, June 9: 8:30 am Mass For Special Intentions Church10:30 am Mass tDorothy Swarzbeck ChurchMonday, June 10: 8:00 am Mass For the ill ChapelTuesday, June 11: 8:00 am Mass tBrian Morgan ChapelWednesday, June 12: 8:00 am Mass tLawrence Moad (B) ChapelThursday, June 13: 8:00 am Mass tFor the Deceased of our Parish ChapelFriday, June 14: 12:10 pm Mass tRobert Sal Navarra ChapelSaturday, June 15: 8:00 am Mass Therese Dona Oh Chapel4:00 pm Mass tAnnette & Delno Antrosio ChurchSunday, June 16: 8:30 am Mass Sarah Amato Church10:30 am Mass For Single Parents Church10:30 am Mass Deaf Community Mass ChapelPlease ll out a Mass Intention Form (located in the foyerof the Church) ifyou would like a Mass celebrated foryou, for an anniversary ofdeath, birthday ormarriage, or some other special event. You can also call the ofce.Church cleaning for June 10-16: Bill Dietzler and Mary GablesbergerPARISH OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 am Noon on Mondays Q 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday through FridayOffice: 503.231.4955PARISH STAFF

Pastor, Director of the NW Paulist Center Business ManagerFr. Charlie Brunick, CSP, x 117, frcharlle@stphilipneripdx.org Jeanne McPherson, x 103, jeannem@stphilipneripdx.orgAssociate Pastor Receptionist]Bulletin EditorFr. Michael Evernden, CSP, x111, mecsp@mac.com Star Studonlvic, x101, stars@stphilipneripdx.orgAssociate Pastor Receptionist/Administrative AssistantFr. Jim McCauley, CSP, x 109, jrpaulist@aol.com Rose Wolfe, X101, r0sew@stphilipneripdx.orgDirector of Adult Faith Formation Maintenance and GroundsBarbara Harrison, x107, barbarah@stphilipneripdx.org Edward Danila, edwardd@stphilipneripdx.orgBULLETIN SUBMISSIONS: Deadline (unless otherwise noted) is the MONDAY morningprior to the Sunday Mass as the bulletin is sent to Seattle for printing. Thank you.

REGULAR MONTHLY CALENDAR ITEMS: SUMMER BREAKFAST COOKS NEEDED:First Wednesday of the month: B- Catholics, 7:15 in the The regular team for the monthly Parlsh Breakfasts willauhstcenter be taking a break during the Summer months June. . through August. We thank them for their tireless worklgsgggagentgrthe month Questlonable Forum in helping build our Parish community and in raisingfunds for various projects.hird Sunday of the month: FABULOUS French Toastbreakfast hosted by the Breakfast Club after beth 5'-lhelay The parents and families of Religious Education andl"les$e$- EXcl5PTIl= J""e 23 f' bl'eel

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10th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday 0 June 9, 2013PASTORAL CORNER PRE-SCHOOL and CHILDREN'S

ereetrrrgsr LITURGY of the WORD PROGRAMS:In this Sunday's Readings, we hear two stories about The lerreo _Lie"rgy Sunday pre'seh_ andwidows whose dead sons are restored to life. In the chndren S uturgy err the were pregranis Wm endfirst Reading--- the prophet Elijah is the avenue of life. neXtrS%nday'.Juned16 ' tit was re good year'hWe trrtankIn the Gospel stoiy, it is Jesus who restores a life. an O r e eeereate teae ere W O came. Wee '-These miracles have far reaching consequences and in Jeremy Thomas Therese DeVe' Cyntma Wong Amyr t \ k rt _, Costanza-Smith, Mary Kavanaugh, Angelica Liharik andrea my the Women are a so brought bac to I e Nancy Salta. Because of your faith---these children feelImmediately we can see that two mothers regain their they are a part of this faith community.sons whom they were sure were taken by death. But . . .more is going on here. In ancient Palestine and We thank the parents for brregmg and shermg VeerGarrree___Where these Stortes take praCe___WOmeh children. Because of your faith---these children arecommonly did not exist as legal entities. They owned reernmg ebeut the love or God Aedmwe thank theproperty and had teear rights, ohry through therr mare children. From you, we are learning to see God allrelatives just as their fathers, then their husbands and around us!lastly through their male children. A widow who lost 5pIRI'|'UA|_ EXERCISES:her only son often had no rights to herself, definitelyeeu|e| hot vote, ehd eOu|t| hot sue to herd eh to her The Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life, better known inpr0perty_ in Noithwest as SEEL, is a retreat which helps usdevelop a deeper relationship with God, enhances ourWidows in SitUatiOr\ were often left to the mercy of prayer and invites us to come to know Jesus in antheir neighborhoods and friends. And scripture tells US intimate Wat/_ Participants gather Once a month for ninemehY or them had to resort to Prostitution to surViVe- months, and meet with a spiritual director twice aSo---not only were two sons raised from the dead but mehth, over the course of the retreet_life was given back to their mothers. Great miraclesrheeedt Ohee aearh they Weuid have reear rights, a Are you interested? Do you have questions about thesource of income, and they still had their standing in rerreer? rnrermerren E/_enrn9 Wm be J_urY 8' 2013 atthe etrtturateemmuhrty_ 7:00 pm. Loyola Jesuit Center, Maria della StradaConference Room, 3220 SE 43" Avenue, Poitland. CallThe crowds in both of these stories recognized the 503,223,419O or email joyceannhagen@msn.com.power of God in their midst. The question we askourselves is-----do we take time each day to recognize AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE:the miracles in our own lives? How does God restore Tuesday, Jehe 11; What Geed ts Geverhmeht?our Veer We mrghr begm by reekrng E rrrrre deeper re Developing an Effective Interfaith Message in Supportreally uncover the holy people who surround us! ef Feed Justice, Feed Seveterehty ahd Safety 7:00

Dee Gratras, p.m. - 8:30/9:00 p.m. at the Multnomah FriendsBarbara M_ Harrtseh Meetinghouse, 4312 S.E. Stark Street, Portland, Oregon97215. Presented by the Oregon Faith RoundtableNEWS: Against Hunger with Janet Byrd and Alison McIntosh of

In the new Catholic Sentinel, available after Masses "'er9rr9r' Partnerships and . Caroline Keuy orJune 8 and 9, read what a prominent churchman has to Interraeh Feed and Farm Parrnershrpesay about Oregon's assisted suicide law. Look into the Hunger is eh extremeh, ierge and eomptex prehtem andmlhistry or 3 Freholsoeh Who serves People Who are there is not one solution. To be effective, we mustpoor and mentally ill downtown. See previews of World hreek down the prOh|em of hunger thte mehy issues,Youth DeY ih Brazil ehd Arohhishop Alexanders many of which require a partnership with and trust inuooomlhg trilo to reoeiV_e e sigh or his _shePherd's the government to make progress in solving andministiy from Pope Francis. Read the archbishops rst resetvthg these tseueeimpressions after his travels around western Oregonand learn about Catholic-Jewish relationships, the Questlohs? Email OFRAH Porttahd Metro CohVehers-Ordthetteh of deeeehe and e busy food hank th Why You Want to Attend: No individual or nation standst-|t|i5h0re_ alone. Working for the "common good" means that weare all in this together and no one should have benefitsANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE: to the detriment of others. Nearly one out of every twoOur Lady of Sorrows Annual Rummage Sale, June 21 children in Oregon is poor or low - income. One in fourand 22 from 9-4. Held in the O.L.S. gym, 5203 S.E. lives in poverty. As Pope Paul VI taught, "If you wantWoodstock Blvd. peace, work for justice."