MASS SCHEDULE and INTENTIONS OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP LIVING OUR SECOND CENTURY OF CATHOLIC TRADITION St. Philip Benizi 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 Our Lady of Perpetual Help 1025 N. 19th St. Cottage Grove, OR 97424 Parish Center 541-942-4712 St. Philip Benizi 552 Holbrook St. Creswell, OR 97426 541-895-8686 Message Phone Http://www.olphcg.net — English and Spanish June 11, 2017~ The Most Holy Trinity *The 8:30 Mass is bilingual and held at St. Philip Benizi **The Fourth Sunday Mass at OLPH is bilingual. What’s Happening This Week Of June 11-17 Sun KC Community Breakfast @ OLPH Refreshments @ SPB after Eucharist Mon Quilters & Crafters @ OLPH—9 AM Tue Knights of Columbus Meeting @ KC Hall—7 PM Sat St. Vincent de Paul Monthly Collection WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS!! June 17 & 18 St. Vincent de Paul Monthly Collection June 24 & 25—Father Roy’s last Eucharists Let people know what your group is doing!! Check the OLPHCG.NET Calendar for more long range activities! Week of June 11~17 SUN 8:30 AM Eucharist* @ SPB 10:30 AM Eucharist** @ OLPH 3rd Sun Noon Spanish Eucharist @ OLPH MON Noon Communion Service @ OLPH TUE 8:30 AM No Services @ OLPH WED 8:30 AM Communion Service @ OLPH THUR 8:30 AM Communion Service @ OLPH FRI Noon Communion Service @ OLPH SAT 5:30 PM Eucharist @ OLPH Birthdays: Miram Urenda, Luna Brehm, Molly Simons, Ana Garibay, Michael Owens, Rachel Moss, Angel Zarate, Kevin Yoss, Tatyana Susec, Omar A. Vargas, Eddie Hernandez, Anniversaries: Francisco & Paula Fregoso-Dueñas , Kevin & Kateri Lund-Davis, Larry & Judy Dreiling, Richard & Judy Masat, Steve & Mary Dorchak, Steve & Toni Hutchison, Congratulations! Going, Going….. Gone!! We will be having a reception for Father Antunez after the 10:30 Lit- urgy on the 25th of June at OLPH. He would like to thank you individually at that time. U RGENT!!! The Altar Society is in urgent need for someone to take on the responsibility of Publicity Chairperson for our parish bazaar which takes place in October. Much help will be given, but we need someone to take charge. This is a very important task to assist us in having a successful bazaar. Please help! Contact Janice Gutmann 541-942-8659. The "OLPH Altar Society" hosted the reception for the 2017 gradu- ates following the 10:30 am Mass at OLPH where Fr David gave them a special blessing last Sunday. (Creswell "seniors" also received a blessing at the 8:30 Mass followed by refreshments in their honor.) Jan Thompson spearheaded the event (assisted by Betty Krumlauf and Ann Carstens; but the ladies provided an awesome array of deli- cacies that were enjoyed by all. Thank you to all who helped to make this special event happen and to Louise Giarrusso who along with the several of the St Vincent de Paul group, helped to clean up after their meeting. THANK YOU FOR A FABULOUS JOB OF HONORING OUR YOUNG PEOPLE! Kudos to Jill Vaverka who "took home" a silver medal for the 50 yard dash and a 7th place ribbon for the softball throw at the Special Olympics Regional Track & Field Meet in Ashland last Saturday. Congratulations and keep up the great job!
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MASS SCHEDULE and INTENTIONS
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP LIVING OUR SECOND CENTURY OF CATHOLIC TRADITION
St. Philip Benizi
Contact us...We are here for you. At the rectory (541-942-3420) you can contact: PASTOR: Fr. Roy Antunez, SJ
*The 8:30 Mass is bilingual and held at St. Philip Benizi
**The Fourth Sunday Mass at OLPH is bilingual.
What’s Happening This Week Of June 11-17
Sun KC Community Breakfast @ OLPH
Refreshments @ SPB after Eucharist
Mon Quilters & Crafters @ OLPH—9 AM
Tue Knights of Columbus Meeting @ KC Hall—7 PM
Sat St. Vincent de Paul Monthly Collection
WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS!!
June 17 & 18 St. Vincent de Paul Monthly Collection
June 24 & 25—Father Roy’s last Eucharists
Let people know what your group is doing!!
Check the OLPHCG.NET Calendar for more long range activities!
Week of June 11~17
SUN 8:30 AM Eucharist* @ SPB
10:30 AM Eucharist** @ OLPH
3rd Sun Noon Spanish Eucharist @ OLPH
MON Noon Communion Service @ OLPH
TUE 8:30 AM No Services @ OLPH
WED 8:30 AM Communion Service @ OLPH
THUR 8:30 AM Communion Service @ OLPH
FRI Noon Communion Service @ OLPH
SAT 5:30 PM Eucharist @ OLPH
Birthdays: Miram Urenda, Luna Brehm, Molly Simons, Ana
Garibay, Michael Owens, Rachel Moss, Angel Zarate, Kevin
Yoss, Tatyana Susec, Omar A. Vargas, Eddie Hernandez,
Anniversaries: Francisco & Paula Fregoso-Dueñas , Kevin &
Kateri Lund-Davis, Larry & Judy Dreiling, Richard & Judy
Masat, Steve & Mary Dorchak, Steve & Toni Hutchison,
Congratulations! Going, Going….. Gone!! We will be having a
reception for Father Antunez after the 10:30 Lit-
urgy on the 25th of June at OLPH. He would like
to thank you individually at that time.
U RGENT!!! The Altar Society is in urgent need for someone to take on the responsibility of Publicity Chairperson for our parish bazaar which takes place in October. Much help will be given, but we need
someone to take charge. This is a very important task to assist us in having a successful bazaar. Please help! Contact Janice Gutmann 541-942-8659.
The "OLPH Altar Society" hosted the reception for the 2017 gradu-
ates following the 10:30 am Mass at OLPH where Fr David gave
them a special blessing last Sunday. (Creswell "seniors" also received
a blessing at the 8:30 Mass followed by refreshments in their honor.)
Jan Thompson spearheaded the event (assisted by Betty Krumlauf
and Ann Carstens; but the ladies provided an awesome array of deli-
cacies that were enjoyed by all. Thank you to all who helped to make
this special event happen and to Louise Giarrusso who along with the
several of the St Vincent de Paul group, helped to clean up after their
meeting.
THANK YOU FOR A FABULOUS JOB OF HONORING OUR
YOUNG PEOPLE!
Kudos to Jill Vaverka who "took home" a silver medal for the 50 yard
dash and a 7th place ribbon for the softball throw at the Special
Olympics Regional Track & Field Meet in Ashland last Saturday.
Congratulations and keep up the great job!
You can find all the daily readings at
www.usccb.org/bible/readings
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
St. Philip Benizi Minsters
DATE GREETERS EUCHARIST MINISTERS READERS ALTAR SERVERS USHERS Music
Open
Church Cleaning
Hall Cleaning
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Ministers
DATE GREETERS EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS LECTOR ALTAR SERVERS MUSIC GROUP/
Marriage Preparation: Those wishing to be married at OLPH or St. Philip Benizi should
contact Deacon Kenneth Boone via the Par ish Office (541-942-
3420) no less than six months prior to their anticipated wedding
date to schedule an initial meeting. Please do not finalize any ar-
rangements until after meeting and confirmation with deacon.
Frank & Blanca Hernandez
SUN. June 18
Mary Valet
Bea Kimmel
Deacon Ken, Ilda Tolento
Carol Haviland
Delfina Jackson
Adriana Sanchez
Kyle Guthrie Paul Furrer
Jesse Castillo
Children’s Choir
Adriana Sanchez No Volunteer Melanie Meyer Family
2 Corinthians 1:1-7; Matthew 5:1-12
2 Corinthians 1:18-22; Matthew 5:13-16
2 Corinthians 3:4-11; Matthew 5:17-19
2 Corinthians 3:15-4:1, 3-6; Matthew 5:20-26
2 Corinthians 4:7-15; Matthew 5:27-32
Food for Thought: John 3:16-18 This familiar passage from the Gospel of John tells us that God loved the world so much
that he gave his only Son to us, so that everyone who believes in him will live forever. Think about how much God loves you. Describe how this makes you feel. Based on these feelings, what kind of a prayer could you say to
God? Either quietly or out loud, say this prayer. (Perhaps your family could write this prayer together).
Juan 3:16-18 Este pasaje conocido del Evangelio de Juan, nos dice que Dios amo tanto al mundo que nos dio su único Hi-
jo, para que todo aquel que crea en el, viva por siempre. Piensa acerca de cuanto Dios te ama. Describe como te hace sentir. Basado en estos sentimientos, ¿Que clase de oración le podrías decir
a Dios? Haz una oración, en silencio o en voz alta. (Tal vez tu familia podría escribir la oración juntos).
Most Holy Trinity Sunday Readings: Scr ipture Readings: Exodus 34.4-6, 8-9; 2 Corinthians 13.11-13; John 3.16-18
“God so loved the world that God sent the only Son that whoever believes in him may not die but have eternal life.” - John 3.16
During Jesus’ lifetime his disciples recognize he is an exceptional man who has come in God’s name and calls God Father and source of all.
After his resurrection, Jesus’ disciples experience the risen Jesus with them, and as Jesus promised, they also experience the Spirit of God
working in their hearts and animating their lives. Out of these experiences of God beyond them, with them, and within them come the first
understandings of God as three in one love.
The early Greek theologians use the word perichoresis to describe three persons in communion. Peri means all around, near as in the
word perimeter. Chor means to dance around, to circle. A chorus intertwines voices in harmony and may dance, circling, intertwining. A
chore is a regular task that requires getting out and about, such as feeding animals or taking out trash. Doctors make rounds to see their pa-
tients.
The word Perichoresis helps us imagine three persons interacting dynamically, making the rounds of each other as in a dance, reciprocally
and mutually exchanging beauty and delight. The word perichoresis helps us resist seeing the three persons in God in order of chronology
and importance. It eliminates the hierarchical order we assume in the Sign of the Cross—Father first, then the Son, and Spirit subordinate.
Our God is not a single monarch but instead three persons in one, their shared love at the heart of the universe.
What difference does now we image the Trinity make in our lives?
Scripture Readings for June 12-16
SAT. June 17
Jan Thompson Ava Miller
Deacon Ken Vic & Shelly Nobert
Julian Goossens Pablo Garibay Molly Goossens Joan Goossens
SUN. June 18
Lynn & Linda Ferrin
Deacon Ken, Luz Duer Roderick Gabbert
Nancy Prout Mary Ann Miller Marilyn Crawley Pete Chiappetta
Domingo Junio 18
Rosendo y Laura López
José Jaime y Elizabeth Ruiz, Alberto Lepé Artemio Ruiz
Christopher y Steven Cisneros
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
Community breakfast hosted by Knights of Columbus. The 2nd
Sunday of every month except in Dec. All you can eat Ham, Link
Sausage, Eggs, Pancakes, Biscuits & Gravy Coffee, Tea and Juice.
Serving: 8 AM to noon $ 6 Adults $ 3 Child 7 and under free.
As we celebrate the mystery of the Trinity we also realize the
mystery of how much God loves and cares for us each day.
Believing in this our lives can then overflow in thanksgiving and
praise.
Your gift in the St. Vincent de Paul Poor Box will help the poor to
believe in the mystery of God’s love for them.
Al celebrar el misterio de la Santísima Trinidad también nos damos
cuenta del misterio de cuánto Dios ama y cuida de nosotros cada
día. Creyendo en esto nuestras vidas pueden entonces desbordarse
en Acción de Gracias y alabanza.
Su donación en la Caja de los Pobres de San Vicente de Paul
ayudará a los pobres a creer en el misterio del amor de Dios por
ellos.
La Escuelita de OLPH (Preescolar) esta aceptando estudiantes para el
próximo año escolar 2017-2018. Si quieres inscribir a tu chiquito,
por favor llama pronto y deja un mensaje para Joetta Smith con tus
datos al 541-942-9012.
OLPH Preschool Registration for the school year 2017 -2018 is now
available please call the parish center and leave a message or call
Joetta Smith at 541-942-9012.
Also congratulations to Peter Eckstine, son of Mark and Lora, who
graduated from Nicaragua Home School recently. He is back staying
with Uncle Josh to further his education.
OLPH Offerings Year to Date $168,206.57
Funds needed to meet expenses: $167,682.37
SPB Offerings received in May: $2,276.00
Kudos to Diego Dueñas who was awarded the Creswell Booster
Club Scholarship as well as the Mr. Bulldog Scholarship. Also to
Amy Dooley who received awards for Language Arts, Spanish II,
Math, Careers and Weights and Conditioning from North Douglas
High School. She was is also a member of the winning Softball
Team... Congratulations and Great Job!!!
Baptisms at OLPH and St Philip Benizi... The next scheduled bap-tisms are for August 19th & 20th. - classes are required for parents and godparents. You need to make arrangements before August 1st so there is time to schedule and do the classes. Pleases contact Betty to schedule. Classes in Spanish are held at St Philip Benizi on the 3rd & 4th Sunday of the month after the 8:30 am Mass, if sched-uled. Contact Israel Montes ((541) 914-7994) or Ausencia Alexander (541-895-4084) to schedule Spanish classes. English classes are held at OLPH and scheduled by Betty.
Bautizos en OLPH y San Felipe… Los próximos bautizos están
programados para el tercer fin de semana de Agosto ( 19y 20 de
Agosto). Es requerido que los padres y padrinos tomen clases de
preparación. Favor de llamar a Betty para programar las clases con
tiempo. Las clases en español se ofrecen en San Felipe el tercero y
cuarto domingos del mes, después de la Misa de 8:30 am. Favor de
llamar o notificar a Israel Montes (541-914-7994) o a Ausencia
Alexander (541-895-4084) para programar las clases en español. Las
clases en inglés se darán en OLPH y son programadas por Betty.
Busy Person's Retreat
Part 4. What is Your Attitude toward Work? (section 2)
You may think of "work" as only something you get paid to do, but,
work is essential to the lives of every one. Of course, getting paid to
work is the way most people are able to provide food, clothing, and
Archbishop Sample will celebrate Holy Mass beginning at 7 pm, on Fr iday, August 18 th, for the Golden Anniversary of the Catholic
Charismatic Renewal. This Mass will launch a two-day celebration at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Salem Oregon. Fr. Chuck Wood,
our liaison, will be welcoming us to the conference Friday night after Mass. The main presenters on Saturday will be Dr. Mary Healy and
James Murphy, both dynamic international speakers. Virginia King will be giving her testimony. Bishop Peter Smith will celebrate
the vigil Mass with Msgr. Hunegar, Saturday, beginning at 4:30 pm. For more information and registration, go to: www.woccr.org or
[email protected] For Hotel reservations, go to: www.travelsalem.org
MARRIED COUPLES “God so loved the wor ld that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not per ish but
might have eternal life.” Let God amplify and illuminate the love in your marriage by exploring a Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Weekend on August 25th - 27th at Our Lady of Peace Retreat House in Beaverton Oregon. For more information call 503-853-2758 or
apply on-line at www.rediscoverthespark.org . Additional dates and locations are listed on-line.
Perhaps many times you’ve read the bulletin ad about Rachel’s V ineyard Retreats for healing from the emotional, spiritual, relational, and
psychological impact caused by abortion experiences. Are you wondering how much your own abortion(s) truly have affected you? Do you
think your experiences are all in the past and they don’t matter anymore? Are there others you know - Catholics or non-Catholics who could
use this healing? Check us out at www.project-aurora.org and www.rachelsvineyard.org for comprehensive information.
Upcoming 2017 retreat dates: Medford; September 12-14 (weekdays). Call Project Aurora at 541-942-2861 or email
[email protected]. Rachel’s V ineyard Retreats provide women and men a non-judgmental and safe environment
Financial assistance is available! Our hope and goal is for everyone who needs the healing retreat to be able to attend and that finances should
not be a barrier.
Despite uncertainty about refugees entering the U.S., the Refugee Resettlement Coalition of the Lane County hasn’t stopped caring about refugee families.
Conditions in refugee camps are even more difficult because of the uncertainty and hopelessness refugees face regarding the future. What can one person do?
- You can bring help and hope to a refugee family by making a relief kit. Relief kits remind refugee families that someone cares. A relief kit supplies the most
basic items needed by families in refugee camps, including: 4 bath towels (Med wt, dark/ bright colors), 4 adult toothbrushes, 4 large bars bath soap, 2 wide
tooth combs (6-8 inches), 1 box band aids (40 count, assorted), 1 fingernail clipper (good quality), 1 pkg sanitary pads (18-24 ct, thin maxi), 1 13-24 oz bottle
shampoo in resealable plastic bag, 4 lg bars laundry soap (Fels Naptha, Sunlight or Zote brands)
Kit contents should be new items and placed in a plastic garbage bag for easy transport. Kits can be dropped off at Windermere Real Estate (1600 Oak ST,
Eugene, Parking behind building) Mon-Fri 8:30-5 or Catholic Community Services (1025 G st, Springfield) Mon– Fri, 9:30-4:30.
Saturday, July 1, 2017. Veselka, Springfield’s Ukrainian dance troupe, performs at this popular annual outdoor festival. Eighty dancers—
ages five to teens to young adults make up the troupe. 11:00 a.m., children’s show and coming-of-age wreathing ceremony. 1:00 p.m., tour of
church icons with Theresa Danovich, iconographer, and David Olszk, church cantor. 2:00 p.m., youth and senior Veselka dancers in
performance. Free, everyone is invited. Ukrainian-style dishes for purchase, pyrizhky, varenyky, and kowbasa with sauerkraut.
Vitayemo! Welcome! Nativity Ukrainian Catholic Church, 704 Aspen Street, Springfield, Oregon. Off east Centennial Blvd. Turn toward the
