Parish Registraon The Parish Registraon forms are located in the office. Please complete the form and return at the desk. Welcome new Parishioners! Fear is useless. What is needed is trust.” Does this strike you as good news? Our lives often run on fear. Our society employs fear to keep its constituents in line. It believes that fear of the death penalty will stop people from killing and committing crimes. Yet in truth it does not act as a deterrent at all. In fact the use of violence by society causes an increase of violence among its members. Fear does not work. Do we dare go so far as Jesus and say that it is useless? Is there another path besides the way of fear? Is there another course of raising children besides the threat of punishment should they not behave? Is there another route toward creating a world of peace other than the escalation of weapons of mass destruction? Christians are called to live another way. We are enjoined to live in trust, in faith. Today’s gospel demonstrates how the way of trust leads to life. The woman is not healed by Jesus. She trusts in his ability and the healing power flows out of him and into her. Similarly Jesus exhorts the little girl’s relatives to trust in him rather than to fear that it is too late. Then out of death Jesus calls her to life. How do our own lives reveal our trust in God? Do we always presume that the worst will happen? Do we despair that things will never get better? Or do we exhibit trust in God? Do we seek to follow God’s will for us in confidence that it will lead us to real happiness? Paul suggests we are rich. How are we rich? We are rich through the favor shown us by Jesus Christ, who made himself poor so that we might share in the riches of his resurrection. The abundance should persuade us to act generously toward others. We can afford to share our wealth so that all may experience equally the generosity of God’s creation. We can afford to be rich in charity because we need not fear we will be left with nothing. So we can look upon others with the compassionate gaze of Jesus and make it possible for them also to share in the wealth of God’s goodness. Bapsm and Marriage You are required to be a registered parishioner and a praccing Catholic to be married or have a bapsm at the church. Please call the office to set up an appointment with the pastor. For Spanish Bapsmal prep contact via text/phone: Noel Capote 336-528-1320 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time June 26-27, 2021 Mass Readings: Wisdom 1: 13-15; 2: 23-24 Psalms 30: 2, 4, 5-6, 11, 12, 13 Second Corinthians 8: 7, 9, 13-15 Mark 5: 21-43 Collecons from June 19-20: $1,310.00 Please give online through our Good Shepherd website: hps://goodshepherdking.com/ donaons We need you to be able to do what we do! Weekly Schedule Saturday Confession 4:00 pm or by appt Vigil Mass 5:00 pm (Bilingual) Sunday Mass 11:00 am (English) Tuesday Shepherd’s Flock Prayer Group -7pm Wednesday Confession 4:00 pm Adoraon 5:30 – 6:15 pm Mass 6:30 pm Friday Father Henry 336-725-9200 or cell 980-616-6676 Deacon David Boissey 336-575-4375 [email protected]Ministry Coordinator: Ann Jones 276-692-7696 [email protected]Music Director: Marge Youngblood 336-407-1536 [email protected]Knights of Columbus: Chris Latham 336-529-1286 [email protected]Good Shepherd Lambs Gail Hunngton & Cynthia Essick Hispanic Ministries: Noel Capote 336-528-1320 Mass Intenons If you are interested in a mass intenon, please pick up an envelope card at the Host Desk/ office and drop it off at the office 2 weeks prior. A donaon of $10-$25 is appreciated. Good Shepherd Catholic Mission 105 Good Shepherd Drive, King, NC 27021 Pastor, Fr. Henry A Tutuwan www.goodshepherdking.com Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, Bishop Jugis has asked that we refrain from shaking hands during the sign of peace. For an appointment with Father Henry, call 980-616-6676. For any other concerns, please call Deacon David, 336-575-4375 or Winston-Salem office, 336-725-9200 or Ann Jones, 276-692-7696 Secretary: Cynthia Essick Monday 8:30am-11:30am Wednesday 3:30pm-6:30pm Thursday 8:30am-11:30am Phone: 336-985-8695 e-mail: [email protected]Loving God through serving others and making disciples.
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Parish Registration
The Parish Registration forms are located in the office. Please complete the form and return at the desk. Welcome new Parishioners!
Fear is useless. What is needed is trust.” Does this
strike you as good news? Our lives often run on
fear. Our society employs fear to keep its
constituents in line. It believes that fear of the death
penalty will stop people from killing and committing
crimes. Yet in truth it does not act as a deterrent at
all. In fact the use of violence by society causes an
increase of violence among its members. Fear does
not work. Do we dare go so far as Jesus and say that
it is useless?
Is there another path besides the way of fear? Is
there another course of raising children besides the
threat of punishment should they not behave? Is
there another route toward creating a world of peace
other than the escalation of weapons of mass
destruction?
Christians are called to live another way. We are
enjoined to live in trust, in faith. Today’s gospel
demonstrates how the way of trust leads to life. The
woman is not healed by Jesus. She trusts in his
ability and the healing power flows out of him and
into her. Similarly Jesus exhorts the little girl’s
relatives to trust in him rather than to fear that it is
too late. Then out of death Jesus calls her to life.
How do our own lives reveal our trust in God? Do we
always presume that the worst will happen? Do we
despair that things will never get better? Or do we
exhibit trust in God? Do we seek to follow God’s will
for us in confidence that it will lead us to real
happiness?
Paul suggests we are rich. How are we rich? We are
rich through the favor shown us by Jesus Christ, who
made himself poor so that we might share in the
riches of his resurrection.
The abundance should persuade us to act generously
toward others. We can afford to share our wealth so
that all may experience equally the generosity of
God’s creation. We can afford to be rich in charity
because we need not fear we will be left with
nothing. So we can look upon others with the
compassionate gaze of Jesus and make it possible for
them also to share in the wealth of God’s goodness.
Baptism and Marriage
You are required to be a registered parishioner and a
practicing Catholic to be married or have a baptism at the church. Please call the office to set up an
appointment with the pastor. For Spanish Baptismal prep
contact via text/phone: Noel Capote 336-528-1320
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 26-27, 2021
Mass Readings: Wisdom 1: 13-15; 2: 23-24 Psalms 30: 2, 4, 5-6, 11, 12, 13 Second Corinthians 8: 7, 9, 13-15 Mark 5: 21-43
Collections from June 19-20: $1,310.00
Please give online through our Good Shepherd website:
https://goodshepherdking.com/
donations
We need you to be able to do
what we do!
Weekly Schedule
Saturday
Confession 4:00 pm or by appt Vigil Mass 5:00 pm (Bilingual)
If you are interested in a mass intention, please pick up an envelope card at the Host Desk/office and drop it off at the office 2 weeks prior. A donation of $10-$25 is appreciated.
Good Shepherd Catholic Mission 105 Good Shepherd Drive, King, NC 27021
Pastor, Fr. Henry A Tutuwan
www.goodshepherdking.com
Due to the Coronavirus outbreak,
Bishop Jugis has asked that we
refrain from shaking hands during
the sign of peace.
For an appointment with
Father Henry, call 980-616-6676. For any other concerns, please call
Deacon David, 336-575-4375 or Winston-Salem office, 336-725-9200 or
Ann Jones, 276-692-7696 Secretary: Cynthia Essick Monday 8:30am-11:30am
• Sunday, June 27th: Class 9:30-10:40 am • Sunday, July 4th: NO Class • Sunday, July 11th: Class 9:30-10:40 am • Sunday, July 18th: Class 9:30-10:40 am
We need to meet with the volunteers for VBS.
Student volunteers-we will meet June 26th at 4pm
Adults-we will meet at June 27th after mass
Join us for Vacation Bible School August 8-12th for ALL ages!!
Adoration will be July 2nd. There will be mass at 5:30pm followed by Adoration until 4:30pm Saturday. Please sign up for one hour
Oprima “Me Gusta” en Facebook para mantenerse al día con los eventos y
actualizaciones Buen Pastor King
Tenemos que reunirnos con los voluntarios para VBS.
• Estudiantes voluntarios- nos reuniremos el 26 de junio a las 4pm
• Adultos-nos reuniremos el 27 de junio después de la misa
Clases de educación para adultos • Domingo, 27 de junio: Clase 9:30-10:40 am • Domingo, 4 de julio: NO hay Clase • Domingo, 11 de julio: Clase 9:30-10:40 am • Domingo, 18 de julio: Clase 9:30-10:40 am
La adoración será el 2 de julio. Habrá misa a las 5:30 pm seguida de Adoración
hasta las 4:30 pm del sábado. Por favor, regístrese para incrementos de una hora.
Únase a nosotros para la Escuela Bíblica durante las Vacaciones desde Agosto 8
al 12 para todas las edades!!
Tenemos un libro de oraciones al cual invitamos a las personas a agregar nombres de personas que necesitan nuestras oraciones. Los nombres
de las personas en el libro de oraciones se leerán durante las misas y durante la semana.
El libro de oraciones se encuentra en la parte de atrás de la iglesia.
El miedo es inútil. Lo que se necesita es confianza
”. ¿Le parece una buena noticia? Nuestras vidas a
menudo se basan en el miedo. Nuestra sociedad
emplea el miedo para mantener a raya a sus
electores. Cree que el miedo a la pena de muerte
evitará que las personas maten y cometan delitos.
Sin embargo, la verdad es que no actúa como un
disuasivo en absoluto. De hecho, el uso de la
violencia por parte de la sociedad provoca un
aumento de la violencia entre sus miembros. El
miedo no funciona. ¿Nos atrevemos a ir tan lejos
como a Jesús y decir que es inútil?
¿Hay otro camino además del camino del miedo?
¿Existe otra forma de criar a los hijos además de
la amenaza de castigo si no se comportan? ¿Existe
otra ruta hacia la creación de un mundo de paz
que no sea la escalada de armas de destrucción
masiva?
Los cristianos están llamados a vivir de otra
manera. Se nos ordena vivir con confianza, con fe.
El evangelio de hoy demuestra cómo el camino de
la confianza conduce a la vida. La mujer no es
sanada por Jesús. Ella confía en su habilidad y el
poder curativo fluye de él hacia ella. De manera
similar, Jesús exhorta a los familiares de la niña a
confiar en él en lugar de temer que sea demasiado
tarde. Luego, de la muerte, Jesús la llama a la
vida.
La abundancia debería persuadirnos de actuar
con generosidad hacia los demás. Podemos
permitirnos compartir nuestra riqueza para que
todos puedan experimentar por igual la
generosidad de la creación de Dios. Podemos
permitirnos el lujo de ser ricos en caridad porque
no debemos temer que nos quedemos sin nada.
Así podemos mirar a los demás con la mirada
compasiva de Jesús y hacer posible que ellos
también compartan la riqueza de la bondad de
Dios.
Bautismo y Matrimonio
Usted está obligado a ser un parroquiano registrado y un católico practicante para casarse o ser bautizado. Por favor llame a la oficina para coordinar una cita con el Pastor. Clases de bautismo de español el tercer sábado del mes a las 11:00 am. El diácono David realizará el bautismo español el tercer sábado del mes de las familias que tomaron las clases el mes anterior. Para la preparación bautismal en español, comuníquese con Noel Capote: 336-528-1320
Colectas del 19 al 20 de junio: $1,310.00 Por favor, puede aportar en línea a través de nuestro sitio web de
Good Shepherd: https://goodshepherdking.com/
donations
¡Necesitamos que puedas hacer lo que hacemos!
Intenciones de Misas
Si usted está interesado en una intención en la misa, por favor recoja un sobre en el mostrador de la recepción/ oficina y devuelva en la oficina 2 semanas antes. Se agradece una donación de $10-$25.
Debido al brote de Coronavirus, monseñor Jugis ha pedido que nos abstengamos de estrechar la mano durante el signo de la paz.
Para una cita con Padre Henry, llame al 980-616-6676.
Para cualquier otra inquietud, por favor llame al diácono David, 336-575-4375, a la
Oficina de Winston-Salem, 336-725-9200 o Ann Jones, 276-692-7696 Secretaria: Cynthia Essick
