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www.holyfamilyportland.org Church: 7525 SE Cesar Chavez Blvd., Portland, OR 97202 Parish Office: 3732 SE Knapp St. Phone: 503-774-1428 Summer Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am to 3:30 PM Pastor: Fr. Rodel de Mesa Deacon: Tim Dooley Parish Calendar Sun 9/18 Steubenville Reunion 5:30 PM Thurs 9/22 PTO Meeting 7 PM Fri 9/23 Bible Discussion Group 9 AM Sat 9/24 Lector Workshop Sat & Sun Catechetical Sunday Sun 9/25 R.E. Classes begin Middle School Youth Group 6:30 PM Liturgy Schedule Mon 9/19 8:00 AM Communion Service Tues 9/20 8:00 AM Communion Service Wed 9/21 8:00 AM Mass: Int. of Jack (Milford) Ford Thurs 9/22 8:15 AM Mass: Clare Menely+ Fri 9/23 8:00 AM Communion Service Sat 9/24 5:30 PM Mass: Michael Arioli+ Sun 9/25 8:30 AM Mass: Tim Dieringer + Reconciliation: Saturdays 4 to 5pm or by appt. September 18th Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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www.holyfamilyportland.org Church: 7525 SE Cesar Chavez Blvd., Portland, OR 97202 Parish Office: 3732 SE Knapp St. Phone: 503-774-1428 Summer Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am to 3:30 PM

Pastor: Fr. Rodel de Mesa Deacon: Tim Dooley

Parish Calendar Sun 9/18 Steubenville Reunion 5:30 PM Thurs 9/22 PTO Meeting 7 PM Fri 9/23 Bible Discussion Group 9 AM Sat 9/24 Lector Workshop

Sat & Sun Catechetical Sunday Sun 9/25 R.E. Classes begin Middle School Youth Group 6:30 PM

Liturgy Schedule Mon 9/19 8:00 AM Communion Service

Tues 9/20 8:00 AM Communion Service

Wed 9/21 8:00 AM Mass: Int. of Jack (Milford) Ford

Thurs 9/22 8:15 AM Mass: Clare Menely+

Fri 9/23 8:00 AM Communion Service Sat 9/24 5:30 PM Mass: Michael Arioli+ Sun 9/25 8:30 AM Mass: Tim Dieringer +

Reconciliation: Saturdays 4 to 5pm or by appt.

September 18th Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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WELCOME

The Mission of Holy Family Catholic Parish is be a welcoming faith community grounded in Gospel values and

dedicated to making God known to our members and all who enter our doors. We foster positive relationships with

God and one another through active participation in the ministries of worship, education, celebration, and service to all.

SACRAMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congratulations to Aileen Chitoubol and Tom Nguyen

who celebrated the Sacrament of Matrimony on Saturday.

May God bless them and may they continue to grow in love—His love—Day by Day We want to welcome you

warmly to Holy Family! Holy Family is a vibrant Catholic community with much

to offer members of all ages. We focus on Catholic education, community service, faith formation, and youth

& young adult ministries. We encourage you to find a home with us to share your time, talent and treasure!

New to Holy Family? Register by stopping in at the Parish Center or pick up a registration form in the vestibule.

Lector Workshop

September 24, 2016 Holy Family Church 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Holy Family is hosting a workshop that will explore the essential elements of the ministry of the lector.

3 Outstanding presenters include: Maria Fleming Msgr. Chuck Lienert Michael R. Prendergast

See flyer on our website www.holyfamilyportland.org as to the schedule. ALL current lectors, as well as anyone inter-ested in becoming a lector is invited to participate. Since we are hosting, there is no fee for our parishioners, but please let me know you are coming. [email protected]

Photo Directories have arrived!

Everyone who sat for a portrait session will receive a complimentary copy. You’ll find the directories (marked with the family names) in the vestibule. If you didn’t sit for a portrait session you may buy a copy at $7 each while supplies last. The extra copies are sold at the Parish Center.

Holy Family Parish and School say THANK YOU

for an incredible event -

Our Holy Family Ministries were displayed at Mass on the

Grass and booklets and sign-ups

were available. If you did not

pick up a booklet, please do so—

they are in the back of the church,

at the parish office and in the rack

in the entrance of Celebration

Hall. This information is most valuable as it has contacts

and descriptions of most of Holy Family’s ministries.

Included in this bulletin is a form where you can sign-up

to become involved in one or more ministries and/or

pledge some financial support to your favorite ministries.

Thank you to ALL who participated and brought food to share

who helped in the planning & organization

who helped in any way … pre-event work on Friday & Saturday (moving tables and chairs, building the platform for the altar,

programs, shopping, loaning shade tents, etc.) set-up

beginning at 7:30 am ministry fair displays music/

choir ministers liturgical ministers BBQ’ers servers

games entertainment clean-up finishing about

2:15 pm names too many to list you know who you are—YOU’RE THE BEST!

Special gratitude to Fr. Rodel for celebrating Mass and to Bert for his endless energy and strength!

Interested in preparing your child for 1st Reconciliation /Eucharist?

Please complete your registration forms and plan on attending our Introductory Meeting (for parents & students) on Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 7 PM in the Parish Office.

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Parish Staff Parish Center Office Phone: 503-774-1428

Pastor Fr. Rodel de Mesa x106 [email protected] Deacon Tim Dooley [email protected] Pastoral Associate Vicki Ford x123 [email protected] Faith Formation Desi Dominguez 503-544-9855 [email protected] Administrative Assistant Peggy English x102 [email protected] Business Manager Luc Normandin x108 [email protected] Youth Minister Krisi Christensen x107 [email protected] Maintenance Supervisor Bert Morrison 541-231-1411 [email protected] Music Director Chris Brunelle [email protected] Traditional Choir Dir. Tina Paradiso-Herlein [email protected] School Principal Loretta Wiltgen 503-774-8871 [email protected] Event Coordinator Liz Goodell x126 [email protected] Office Volunteer Joyce Holohan-Bell x102 Receptionist Jayce Martin x102

Coffee & Donuts Sept. 25 Pat & Trish Campbell, Margo Sharp Angela Beymer, Dennis & Rhonda Williams Counters Sept. 25 James Dickinson, Margy Bertoldi

Vocations Cross September 18 Nancy Fazzolari September 25 Darlene Benjamin

Ministry Assignments

Please take a minute to sign up: Have you taken the VOCATION CROSS into your home for a week to pray each day for VOCATIONS? This is a wonderful opportunity to pray for vocations here locally, as well

as throughout the world. Please take a minute and sign-up in the back of the church to take the cross for a week.

Sept. 24/25 Altar Server Greeter Eucharistic Minister Reader

Saturday, 5:30 PM

Alaina Pitton Xavier Santiago Anna Waldron

Nancy Fazzolari Carolyn Orlando

Tim Dooley Milford Ford Vicki Ford

Sean Sheedy - Lector John McGuigan - Commentator

Sunday, 8:30 AM

Sofia Burgher Natalie Sharp Jack Sharp

Christy Clark Mike Fisher

Clare Bauman Shirley Finley Maureen Fisher Carrie Link Ricki Newbury Suzanne Olson Delores Sharp

Sandra Fisher - Lector Alex Duarte - Commentator

Sunday, 10:30 AM

Alex Burtram Olivia Burtram Molly Shannon

Zoe Dickinson Andrew Smidt

Zachary Burtram Rachel Dickinson Margaret Dickinson Phyllis Ferschweiler Winnie Smidt Bob Steffen Lynda Taylor

Richard Mularski - Lector Jack Gilroy - Commentator

Holy Family Parish

Offertory Giving for September 2016

August Offertory Goal: $48,400

Month to Date

(Sept 1 - Sept 13)Actual Budget

Over /

(Under)

Budget

Week 1 $5,592 $7,900 ($2,308)

Week 2 $7,560 $7,500 $60

Week 3

Week 4

ACH Collections

Total Month to Date $13,152 $15,400 ($2,248)

Fiscal Year to Date $110,673 $112,000 ($1,327)

(July 1, 2016 - September 13, 2016)

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GROWING IN FAITH

Journey of Faith An invitation to join the Church

Please “Come and See”

September brings the beginning of the Rite of Christian Initia-tion for Adults (RCIA) program, which culminates with the sacraments of initiation at the Easter Vigil.

If you have never been baptized

If you’ve been baptized in another Christian faith

Or, perhaps you have been baptized in the Catholic faith but have never received the sacraments of Eucharist or Confirmation.

PLEASE CONSIDER THIS INVITATION.

If you feel this invitation may be intended for you (or you know someone), ask us about how to respond .

Call Vicki Ford at 503-774-1428 x. 123 or email [email protected] for more information OR talk to Father Rodel, Cam Hanemann, or Winnie Smidt.

Join our RCIA team for an informational session 7:00 pm on Wed., September 28th

at the Parish Office.

Health Care Decisions

Explore why healthcare directives matter: help with decisions regarding medical treatments

and documents before illness, injury or age related decline, while honoring God’s gift of life.

Part I—Sunday September 25th

in Celebration Hall from Noon—1:30 pm

Part II—Sunday October 23rd same time & place

WOMEN’S DAY OF RECOLLECTION Tuesday—Sept. 20, 2016

9:30 AM —2:30 PM Parish Center

Facilitator: Val Hornburg

Images of Grace: Using images to create

your own Scripture/Prayer cards

We will draw upon our favorite scriptures to create our own SoulCollage® imaged prayer cards for reflection and prayer. During this meditative and prayerful day, we will use the no-fail process of SoulCollage® to collect images that resonate with our hearts and souls and spend quiet time reflecting on the beauty and meaning of these cards for us today. There will be time for collecting and gluing images, quiet sharing and deep reflection. If you'd like, bring some of your favorite scripture quotes. There will be many provided for your use. All supplies will be provided.

The day includes prayer, quiet time, sharing and lunch. Suggested donation: $20

Please let us know you are coming Call Vicki Ford 503-774-1428 ext. 123

It’s time to register

for Sunday School &

First Communion

classes Did you receive your registration

mailer? If not, additional registration materials are in the vesti-bule. The Parish Office has not received enough registrations to begin classes on September 25th as planned. Please turn in your paperwork asap so we can begin next week.

We need

Religious Ed

teacher volunteers! Sunday school classes and Liturgy of the Word during Sunday Masses only happen when we have adult teacher vol-unteers. If you are interested in helping teach Sunday School, First Reconciliation/Communion class, or Liturgy of the Word, please contact Desi at [email protected] or Vicki Ford at 503-774-1428x123. With enough volunteers we can spread out our volunteers. Prayerfully consider being a part of this vital ministry.

CAFÉ Night Volunteers Our Community And Faith Education Night events will start back up in October. We gather for a meal, have a planned topic or event, and spend time together as one faith communi-ty. We are looking for sponsors for our meals/speakers and volunteer “teams” to host (set up/clean up). Our first CAFÉ Night in October will be a “family game night” which was very popular last year. If you would like to volunteer contact Vicki Ford at 503-774-1428 x123 or [email protected].

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YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS

Scripture Readings for the Week Mon, Sept. 19

Prv 3:27-34/Lk 8:16-18

Tue, Sept. 20 Sts. Andrew Kim Tae-gon and

Paul Chong Ha-Sang and Companions

Prv 21:1-6, 10-13/Lk 8:19-21

Wed, Sept. 21 St. Matthew

Eph 4:1-7, 11-13/Mt 9:9-13

Thu, Sept. 22 Eccl 1:2-11/Lk 9:7-9

Fri, Sept. 23 St. Pius of Pietrelcina

Eccl 3:1-11/Lk 9:18-22

Sat, Sept. 24 Blessed Virgin Mary

Eccl 11:9—12:8/Lk 9:43b-45

Sun, Sept. 25 Am 6:1a, 4-7/1 Tm 6:11-16/Lk 16:19-31

Gospel Reflection 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Sept. 18th

Luke 16:1-13

Today’s Gospel is a parable about a dishonest steward; then Jesus gives two important messages. He says if you can trust someone in little things, you can trust them in bigger things. Second, Jesus says that money should not be more important than God in our lives.

Who do you know that is trustworthy in small

matters? When and how can you be trusted?

For more info on youth and young adults: Contact Krisi: [email protected]

A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative Day 553 Where All Are Welcomed and Loved With Mercy -

Whether it’s making sure that families have access to quality health care and childcare, or making sure our children receive the best educational opportunities

we can give them, we must remain committed to those needs because our children are our future.

First 1000 Days: A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative

YOUNG ADULTS: 18-30 yrs. Join us every other Wednesday 7:00-9:00pm for faith & fellowship with other young adults.

This fall, we will begin an amazing scripture study on

THE MASS & THE EUCHARIST All you need is a Bible!! Study materials will be provided,

please email me for your study guide. You don’t have to be Catholic to attend! This is a time for all young Christians to

come together and pray, crack open the bible, hangout, etc.

Please Pray for… Charmaine Carnese, Gary Taylor & family, Bernadette Maty, Bea Parisi, Barbara Immroth, Tim Kain, Mariloris Oliverio, Jean Morrison, Anna Templeton, Tom Lydon, Carly Lord, Jeff Blanchard, Jennifer Day, Martha Burke, Tim Evens, Pat Kain, Lianne Racanelli, Leasa Wiebke, Louise Barricks, Marlene Barbera, June Gardner, Lee Lomnicki, Max Kelly, Arvayda Winward, Marilyn Walstrom, Gary Hunt, Jenn Briggs, Lois Hanson, Jean Marantette, Rose Howe.

Prayer Circle For prayer support call one of the following:

Kathleen Gianotti : (503) 788-6865 [email protected] or Dolores Wesselman : (503) 771-5505

Registration for the 2016-2017 Youth Ministry Year Opens Sunday, September 11th

(calendar of events available on Holy Family website: parish.holyfamilyportland.org)

Youth Group Confirmation Community Service

Parish Retreats Archdiocesan Retreats AND MORE…..

Middle School Kick-Off

Sunday, September 25th, 6:30-8:30pm Youth Room

High School Kick-Off

Sunday, October 2nd, 6:30-8:30pm Youth Room

Check out some of the updates in the youth room, meet new youth, and learn how God wants to use you to build

His Kingdom!

Holy Family Catholic School Many of you knew Tim Dieringer as a quiet presence at Holy Family. Tim passed away last August and we all miss the many tasks he completed, seeing him at mass and knowing that he always took care of all the details. When Tim’s estate was settled, Holy Family Catholic School received a sizeable gift for our school endowment. We are grateful to Tim for his complete support of the school. His gift has greatly enhanced our endowment, which was established in 1988 to support the school’s mission. On behalf of Holy Family Catholic School, we express our gratitude to Tim and the entire Dieringer family.

CONFIRMATION information meeting

Sunday, September 18 OR

Sunday, September 25 Following the 10:30 AM Mass

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Holy Family Volunteer Registration Form ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Names ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Email Phone

Please initial those activities that you or a family member would like to volunteer for during the coming year. (Including those you are currently involved in that you will continue this year.)

Help us make Holy Family Parish our Holy Family! OUR GOAL—EVERYONE BE INVOLVED IN AT LEAST ONE ACTIVITY FOR ONE YEAR!

Liturgy

____Altar Server

____Lector/Commentator

____Eucharistic Minister

____Greeter/Hospitality

____Church Decorating

____Choir

____Cantor

____Pianist

____Guitarist

____Other Instrument:

____________________

____Choir Member

____Friday Adoration of The

Eucharist

____Vocation Cross

Volunteer Help

____Office Help

____Carpenter, Painter

____Plumber/Electrician

____Gardener

____Prepare Mailings

____Babysitting (Events,

Mother Share)

____Driver for Elderly or

Disabled (Sunday Mass or other)

____Collection Counter

____Web Site Development

Education

____Catechist (Sunday programs)

____Children’s Liturgy of the Word

____Sunday Pre-School

____Vacation Bible School

____Family Camp Volunteer

____Adult Education

____Sacramental Prep.

____Baptism

____1st Communion

____Confirmation

____Marriage Prep

____Women’s Day of Recollection

____Bible Discussion Group

Social Action

____Home/Hospital Visitor

____St. Vincent de Paul

____Health Ministry

____Outreach Projects

____Backpacks for Kids

____Needleworks

____Prayer Circle-Phone

____Prayer Circle-Email

____Meals for individuals or

families

____Rosary Makers-adults

____Rosary Makers-children

____Christian Service

____Funeral Receptions

Parish Activities

____Hospitality Committee

____Coffee & Donuts

____Wine & Cheese

____Altar Society

____Mother Share

____Middle School Youth Group

____High School Youth Group

____CYO Activities

____Youth Scouts

____Parish Picnic

____Easter Egg Hunt

____International Day

____Holyday Breakfasts

____All Saints Day Festival

____Fundraising Events

Leadership & Administration

____Administrative Council

____Development Council

____Pastoral Council

Evangelization

____RCIA Sponsor

____RCIA Team

____RCIA for Children

____RCIA Hospitality

Other:

__________________________

(see other side)

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Holy Family Specific Financial Support Pledge Form In order to provide the best possible programs we rely on additional support from our parishioners

and friends from time to time. Please look over the needs below and add your financial support

where you are able. Please mark the amount you would like to contribute to each area.

Thank you in advance for your support of these vital areas of our faith formation.

CAFÉ Night (Community and Faith Education

$ _________ Evening Speakers

$ _________ Meal Expenses

Please contact me regarding underwriting one CAFÉ Night meal or speaker

Outreach

$ ________ This will include (but not limited to):

Backpacks for Kids

Special Collections for Natural Disasters

Emergency help for someone in need

RCIA Expenses

$ _________

Faith Formation

$ _________ Children’s Ministry

$ _________ Youth Ministry

$ _________ Young Adult Ministry

$ _________ Adult Ministry

Your donations are tax deductible and will be reflected on your year-end

tax statement. God Bless You!

(See other side)

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Immediate Janitorial

Position Available Part-time help needed with the parish/church cleaning. Contact Bert Morrison at [email protected] or phone him at (541) 231-1411 for more information.

Grief Recovery Class September 30: 6pm-9pm (Friday) and

October 1: 9am-5pm (Saturday) Franciscan Spiritual Center,

2512 SE Monroe St., Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 503-794-8542

Franciscan Spiritual Center (503)794-8542 to register Chaplain Pat 443-804-2036 for more information

Cost: $100 per person

10th Annual Rosary Bowl NW at

the Oregon State Fairgrounds Saturday October 1

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– www.rosarybowlnw.org - be the first one to get your limited edition RosaryBowl NW Hoodie at the event!

Marian Mothers Support Group

a gathering of faith-led mothers with a child/children experiencing disability/ies, will be meeting at the Parish Center from

7-9 PM on Tuesday, October 11th. For more information contact

Amy Mitchoff at [email protected]

or Carrie Link at [email protected]

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Parish Organizations and Contacts Administrative Council James Dickinson [email protected] Altar Society Judy Poe [email protected] Bible Study Dave Bergman 784-3272 CYO Rebecca Brandt 774-6436 [email protected] Christian Service Joyce Holohan-Bell 775-5767 Health Ministry Joyce Holohan-Bell 775-5767 Hospitality Lyall Day 422-6304 Marriage & Family Life Winnie & Andrew Smidt 805-216-1609 Mother Share Melissa Wojnar 971-219-1179 Kristin Burgher 654-0692 Needleworks Glorianne Menely 654-9946 PTO Alanna Goodwin 703-2550 Pastoral Care Winnie Smidt 805-216-1609 Pastoral Council Steve Tassinari 698-6005 [email protected] Prayer Circle Dolores Wesselman 771-5505

Kathleen Gianotti 788-6865 [email protected]

School Advisory Council Dan Blaufus 866-5573 [email protected] School Office Sharon Reece 774-8871 St. Vincent de Paul Penny O’Connell 771-1809 Wedding Coordinator Suzanne Cooney 803-8393

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD

For Rent

The Bear Hut Welches, OR

Vacation Home at the base of Mount Hood 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath + Loft (Sleeps up to 13)

Call Vicki Ford 771-5240 or

email: [email protected]

Great Manzanita

Family Beach House!

Ocean View-Steps to the beach.

4 BR/2 Bath-sleeps 10

Call Mary Lou Frey at 503.680.4211

Full Service Catering for

All Occasions!

Holiday Food & Dessert orders

Contact Mehri to inquire!

JOHN TIMM SUSAN AMES

MAIN BRANCH: 503-288-8818 1615 NE Broadway

www.timmco.com

Please support our advertisers who make our color bulletin possible! Thank you!

MARRIED COUPLES

As men and women of God we are to “pursue righteousness, devotion, faith, love, patience and gentleness.” We are called to keep

his commandment to love one another as he has loved us. Is this evident in your lives and marriages? Strengthen, renew and rekindle

your marriage by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on November 11th - 13th at Mt. Angel Abbey.

For more information call 503-853-2758 or apply on-line at www.rediscoverthespark.org. Additional dates and locations

are listed on-line.

Grief Recovery Weekend Are you, or someone you love, grieving the end of a marriage from a death, divorce or permanent separation? A Beginning Experience Weekend can help with the healing from such a loss. The next opportunity to attend one will be the weekend of Sept 30 - Oct.2 , in Milwaukie, near Clackamas Town Center. The retreat consists of presentations by Beginning Experience team members, periods for private personal reflection and sharing in small groups. The weekend begins on Friday evening and concludes Sunday afternoon. The cost of $195 includes lodging for 2 nights in a double room, meals and resource materials. Special arrange-ments may be made for payment. Partial scholarships are also avail-able. Single rooms are offered for an additional $20. For more information, contact Judith by phone: 503-949-4592 or email [email protected]. Another option is to go to the website www.beginningexperienceoforegon.org

Oceanside Beach

Newer Oceanside, Oregon beach house available for rent! Enjoy a peek-a-boo view

of the ocean. Spacious & comfortable! Sleeps 9 Wifi Cable TV Bumper Pool Table Wii Games More info & photos: www.vrbo.com/745362 Contact Peggy at 503.319.4926

H.S. English

Writing and Literature

SAT English Prep

College Applications

35 years exp. M.A. English Literature

Mary Opalenik: 541 786-0710

Tutoring

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.

Space Available

Office#: (503)786-6930 Pager: 942-2992

Fax#: (503)786-5462 CCB# 145809

FOUNDATION MORTGAGE

Joe Wehage 503-802-7021 Lending since 1986

Personalized rate quote

& on line application at

www.foundationmtg.com

Linda Skeele (Lifelong Parishioner )

Real Estate Broker®

503-504-5811 “Let me help you with all your Real Estate needs.”

E-mail: [email protected]

Windermere/CCRG Windermere

Johnson Creek Dental Care

TIMOTHY P. SHANNON D.M.D., P.C.

4450 Southeast Johnson Creek Boulevard

Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 Phone: (503) 654-7773 Fax: (503) 654-7774

Stephen Mitchell, MSPT

5212 SE 52nd Avenue 6542 SE Lake Rd. Suite 105 Portland, Oregon 97206 Milwaukie, OR 97222 (503) 777-1983 www.mitchellpt.com (503) 496-4550

Mall 205 9660 SE Stark Gresham 1590 NE Burnside

Parkrose 10001 NE Sandy Blvd. Tigard 14055 SW Pacific HWY.

Mt. Scott Funeral Home 4205 SE 59th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97206

Local Catholic Family Ownership

For 3 Generations

(503) 771-1171

www.mtscottfuneralhome.com

Bill Zuelke Life Coaching and Spiritual Direction

[email protected] 971-352-2090

Jack Milford Ford

205 SE Spokane St. Suite 300-50

Portland, OR 97202

Cell: 503.880.0788 Fax: 877.387.8330

E-mail: [email protected]

www.jmfordlaw.com

equity group

Sue Hildreth Broker

Longtime parishioner

equity group

Sue Hildreth Broker

Longtime parishioner

SCOTT BARBUR Attorney at Law

2100 SE Lake Rd., Suite 2C

Milwaukie, OR 97222

503-654-1773

[email protected]

Wills • Estate Planning • Probate

Personal Injury • Property • Real Estate

www.barburlaw.com

OBL: 113066 WBL: FINECM104509

5737 S.E. Milwaukie Ave. Portland, OR 97202 (503) 232-7100

Personal & Business Financial Planning Retirement Planning Investment Planning Saving for College Education

503-238-6036 111

[email protected]

700 NE Multnomah St., Suite 1150

Portland, OR 97232

P: 503-597-2270 E: [email protected]

MARY HANIGAN

Vacations - Cruises - Group Travel

Securities and investment Advisory Services offered through Waddell & Reed, Inc. a Broker/Dealer Member FINRA/SIPC and a Federally Registered investment Advisory. Insurance products are offered through insurance companies with which Waddell & Reed has sales arrangements.

WILHELM’S PORTLAND MEMORIAL

FUNERAL HOME—MAUSOLEUM—CREMATORY

6705 SE 14th Avenue, Portland, OR 97202 (503) 236-4141

GILROY NAPOLI ATTORNEYS AT LAW

John Gilroy

Attorney at Law

[email protected]

gilroynapoli.com

15924 Quarry Road

PO Box 2150

Lake Oswego, OR 97035

[T] 503-620-9887

[F] 503-620-4884

LICENSED—BONDED-INSURED

David Portash Owner

Specializing in all phases of electrical PO Box 14692 Portland, OR 97293-0692

FINE CRAFT MASONRY, INC.

Kris Foubert

7246 SE Harmony Drive, Milwaukie, OR

Office/Fax: 503.653.3978

Mobile: 971.404.8584

~For all your masonry needs~

Stone Stucco Fireplaces

Brick Flagstone Concrete

Block Pavers Retaining Walls

FINE CRAFT MASONRY, INC.

For appointment: 503-236-1834 3654 SE Powell Blvd., Portland, OR 97202

www.powellvet.com

(503) 513-0777 Bus (503) 887-5820 Cell [email protected]

American Family Insurance Company American Family Mutual Insurance Company and its Subsidiaries Home Office – Madison, WI 53783

JP-221333 - 5/11

Paul Marrs Managing Partner

Senior Loan Officer

[email protected]

1325 NW Flanders

Portland, OR 97209

Office: 971-242-8049

Cell: 503-781-2114

Fax: 503-296-2870

Apply online: pmrmtg.com


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