St. Teresa is in a collaborative region with St. Bernard ParishMASS SCHEDULESunday8:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.Spanish 5:00 p.m.Weekday MassMondaySaturday 8:00 a.m.Communion Service Monday thru Friday 6:15 a.m.First Friday Communion Service 6:00 p.m.Holyday 9:00 a.m.RECONCILIATIONThursday 6:15 to 7:00 p.m. St. TeresaSaturday 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. St. BernardSaturday 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. St. Raphael2nd Tuesday 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. St. RaphaelBAPTISMCall the Parish Office for an appointment.MARRIAGESArrangements must be made at least six months prior to wedding. PreCana is required.ANOINTING OF THE SICKContact Fr. John MacQuarrie 3225243. In case of emergency, Fr. John can be reached at the above number.COMMUNION TO THE ILL OR HOMEBOUNDSt. Teresa 3428861 * St. Bernard 3225243May 6, 20186th Sunday of Easter1827 NORTH LIMESTONE STREET • SPRINGFIELD, OH 455039373428861Phone: 937 Phone: 937 Phone: 937 Phone: 937-342 342 342 342-8861 8861 8861 8861 • Fax: 937 Fax: 937 Fax: 937 Fax: 937-399 399 399 399-6971 6971 6971 6971 Website: www.stteresaspgfldoh.org Website: www.stteresaspgfldoh.org Website: www.stteresaspgfldoh.org Website: www.stteresaspgfldoh.org CHURCH St. Teresa St. Teresa
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St. Teresa is in a collaborative region with St. Bernard Parish!
!MASS SCHEDULE!
Sunday! 8:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.!
! Spanish 5:00 p.m.!
Weekday Mass!
Monday�Saturday ! 8:00 a.m.!
Communion Service !
Monday thru Friday ! 6:15 a.m.!
First Friday Communion Service ! 6:00 p.m.!
Holyday ! 9:00 a.m.!!
RECONCILIATION!
Thursday 6:15 to 7:00 p.m. � St. Teresa!
Saturday 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. � St. Bernard!
Saturday 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. � St. Raphael!
2nd Tuesday 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. � St. Raphael!
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BAPTISM!
Call the Parish Office for an appointment.!
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MARRIAGES!Arrangements must be made at least six months
prior to wedding. Pre�Cana is required.!!
ANOINTING OF THE SICK!Contact Fr. John MacQuarrie 322�5243. !
In case of emergency, !Fr. John can be reached at the above number.!
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COMMUNION TO THE ILL OR HOMEBOUND!
St. Teresa 342�8861 * St. Bernard 322�5243!
May 6, 2018!6th Sunday of Easter!
1827 NORTH LIMESTONE STREET • SPRINGFIELD, OH 45503!937�342�8861!
"I have called you friends." Authentic friendship can seem hard to come by these days, especially in our transient society. We move away from family, change jobs, switch parishes, and end up in entirely new places with entirely new people. When we look for new friends, we all have different qualities we're looking for. While we may think of certain standards of behavior necessary to be a "good" friend, we would hardly refer to them as rules or "commandments." !In fact, if a friendship or romantic relationship�new or old�becomes characterized by imposed obligations, we would rightly be suspicious. Friendships, we understand, ought to be characterized by freedom. We love the person, even sacrifice for them at times because, within ourselves, we want to maintain the friendship. So why does Jesus use the language of command as he calls the Apostles his friends? "You are my friends if you do what I command you."!Jesus is radically transforming the concept of commandment. In the Jewish heritage of the Apostles, they would hear the word "command" and immediately think of the strict Levitical law and distance from God. In introducing the language of friendship, Jesus ties "commandment" to inner freedom of heart. The disciples have this freedom precisely because they know "what [the] Master is doing." Jesus has invited his followers into intimate friendship all along. He shares openly with them. He has patience with their flaws. He isn't scandalized by their failures. He celebrates their successes. We, too, have been called by love and invited into a relationship with Jesus. It is you and I that Jesus chooses and appoints. He does so personally, not from a distant mountain shrouded in clouds. This "new commandment" to "love one another" is received around the shared table in the breaking of the bread.!!!
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED GENEROSITY! !
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Who are we praying for? !
!�Debbie Finke is the sister�in�law of Herb and Nancy Finke and Peg Haemmerle. She is battling brain cancer. !
!�Allyson Dietrich is Mary Caputo’s niece. Please pray for her safety and intervention.!
!�Betty Weisenbach’s family has asked that we pray for her.!
!�Paula Price (Carol Dunnigan’s daughter) and Judy Smith (Carol’s sister�in�law) both need continued prayer for healing and strength.!
!�Marianne Frawley asks for our continued prayers, as she recovers and heals. She is at Oakwood Village.!
!�Allison Moran, fiance’ of Michael Carey, is getting along pretty well with her chemotherapy. Despite feeling poorly for a few days, she is active and grateful.!
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THANK YOU FOR PRAYERFULLY SUPPORTING OUR SICK. THEY ALL APPRECIATE YOUR PRAYERS!!!
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MAY THE SOULS!OF THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED !
REST IN PEACE!
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SUNDAY, MAY 6!! 8:00 a.m.! Deceased members of the Pat Dinh family!! 11:00 a.m.! Paul Hess!! 5:00 p.m.! For the People of St. Teresa & St. Bernard!!
MONDAY, MAY 7!! 8:00 a.m.! Deacon Richard Janowiecki!!
TUESDAY, MAY 8!! 8:00 a.m.! Florence Strong!!
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9!! 8:00 a.m. ! Deceased members of the Loe Family!!
THURSDAY, MAY 10!! 8:00 a.m.! Fr. Giles H. Pater!!
FRIDAY, MAY 11!! 8:00 a.m.! Fr. Leo Hoying!!
SATURDAY, MAY 12!! 8:00 a.m.! Nancy Stamper!!
SUNDAY, MAY 13!! 8:00 a.m.! Geraldine Biersteker !! 11:00 a.m.! Al Tehan!! 5:00 p.m.! For the People of St. Teresa & St. Bernard!
Keep in your prayers!Mass Intentions!
A FEW WORDS ABOUT…..PLANNING AHEAD!Conversations about death, dying, funerals are difficult to have. Especially with loved ones who don’t want to consider losing a parent. Even more difficult than the discussion, is bereaved loved ones having to make the multitude of decisions involved with planning a funeral. Within a day, someone must choose a cemetery, a vault, a casket, flowers, hours for visitation, feeding and housing out of town guests. Funeral directors assist with legalities and paperwork and offer guidance through unfamiliar territory, but under duress it can difficult for family members to agree. Past conflicts within families can make the planning more complicated and stressful. !At the very least, it is wise to have some discussion with your loved ones about your wishes. A further step toward easing your loved ones’ responsibility is to pre�plan your funeral. All local funeral homes are happy to meet with you to pre�plan your funeral, answer questions and follow your wishes. Family members are welcome to participate and will be grateful later when the choices have been made by you. So, do yourself and your family a big favor by talking and planning ahead.!
THANK YOU FROM ST. VINCENT DE PAUL!St. Vincent de Paul would like to thank long time St. Bernard
parishioner John Kelly for his generous gift to the society.
The car he donated generated $2200 in our recent car
auction. Those proceeds will go to our food pantry. Anyone
wishing to donate a vehicle to the society is encouraged to
call Casey Rollins at 323�4277. “Perhaps it is in receiving we
heal others; in giving we heal ourselves.” Unknown.!
CATHOLIC LADIES OF COLUMBIA !Catholic Ladies of Columbia will meet Monday May 7 at noon at Golden Corral. !!
Aileen Dundon will be our guest speaker and talk about Our Lady of Schoenstatt.!! !!Please invite new members!
TUESDAY MAY 8:! CAST YOUR VOTE !!!
Our Catholic Christian faith instructs us to live the mission of Jesus Christ by building the Kingdom of God. Participating responsibly! in the voting process is an obligation and a privilege to insure that people of integrity are elected. The May 8 PRIMARY election is approaching but there is still time to research the candidates and their position on issues which represent Christian faith values. Some candidates have a website to consult. Those who are elected in the PRIMARY will then compete in the November 2018 election. Pray to the Holy Spirit, the Divine! Counselor for guidance in your voting selections so that wise and zealous candidates are chosen in this election.!
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KROGER ENROLLMENT!!
Kroger Community Rewards program donates to St. Teresa, a percentage of your bill when you swipe your rewards card. There is no cost to you and it doesn’t interfere with your gas points. Last year we received $2,159. We currently have 97 households enrolled. Help us double the number of households! To enroll your card call Chelsea at the office 342�8861. Thank you for your participation!!!
Not sure if you’re Kroger card is registered with us?
Check the bottom of your receipt. St. Teresa will be listed as the Community Rewards designee.!
CWCC FLOWER SALE!CWCC is having the hanging basket sale this year before Mother’s Day weekend. As they have been before, they will be from Stockslager Nursery and are beautiful hanging baskets!! We will be selling them on May 10th and
the 11th at the Catholic Central entrances between 2:00 and 3:30pm. They make wonderful gifts for Mother’s Day or just to have for the summer. We have two sizes, regular for $20.00 and deluxe for $25.00. !!
This is a fundraiser for our scholarship fund. Scholarships are awarded to students going to a Catholic college. !For more information call Jan O’Neill at 937�206�2884.!
Have you been looking to revitalize your faith? Deepen your relationship with Jesus Christ? Enrich your prayer life? Live in the Promised Power of the Holy Spirit?!Then this Life in the Holy Spirit Seminar “As by a New Pentecost is for you!!Be a part of the powerful DVD series hosted by the CREDO Apostolate. Given by leaders in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal and the New Evangelization. Designed by Renewal Ministries to introduce Renewal in the Holy Spirit and the Experience of a New Pentecost! (Age 16 and older).!!
When : Friday, May 11 (7PM to 9PM) and Saturday , May 12th (9AM to 4:15PM)!Where Prairies Chapel: Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Community!682 Chapel Lane Building 6568 Dayton Ohio 45433: (Off Spinning Rd)!Register by May 4: Herb Edwards, ([email protected]; 937� 237�2217!Handicap Accessible. Light breakfast, snacks and lunch provided. Free will offering.!!
What to bring? Paper, pen, and an expectant heart. The Holy Spirit moves in a powerful way and has great gifts for each of us. We will try to provide confession Friday evening and Sat until noon. However due to time constraints, we encourage all attendees to avail themselves to the Sacrament of Reconciliation prior to attending the Holy Spirit Seminar.!“ Let us Rediscover the beauty of being baptized in the Holy Spirit”. Pope Benedict XVI.!
CATHOLIC CENTRAL ELEMENTARY!BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS!
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WHY CATHOLIC CENTRAL?!!
The Class of 2017 received scholarship offers of approximately $97,000 per student, totaling more than $3.5 million � the highest amount reported among Clark County high schools.!More than 90% of students participate on Catholic Central athletic teams.!100% of our current 3rd grade class passed the 3rd Grade Guarantee Requirement through the State of Ohio.!Seamless curriculum from Preschool through Grade 12!!
Are you interested in investing for your child’s future? Please visit our website at www.ccirish.org or contact Marlena Hoendorf at 937�325�9204 ext.123 or by email at [email protected]. !
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Monday, May 7!Opera Marionettes come for Kindergarten and Grade 1, 9:15 a.m.!Grade 2 to Franklin Park Conservatory!PTO Meeting, 6:00 p.m.!!Wednesday, May 9!All School Closing Mass, 1:00 p.m.!!
Friday, May 11!Speech Contest!!
Saturday, May 12!Mother’s Day Brunch and Bingo!!
CATHOLIC CENTRAL ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR NEW
STUDENTS !Catholic Central School continues to accept applications for new and transfer students for the 2018�2019 school year. Application materials are available online at www.ccirish.org or by contacting Marlena Hoendorf at 937�328�7458, ext. 123 or [email protected]. Please contact Marlena if you are interested in scheduling a tour of one of our campuses or to schedule a shadow day for your student. Financial assistance is available for those who qualify.!*Catholic Central School participates in the Ohio EdChoice Scholarship Program. If your child is assigned to attend Lincoln, Kenwood, Fulton, or Warder Park/Wayne, you may be eligible to apply for a scholarship through the State of Ohio, which will cover a majority of your child's tuition.!In addition, all children entering Kindergarten through Grade 5 at ANY public (city or county) school this upcoming year may be eligible for the Ohio EdChoice Scholarship for qualifying family incomes.!
!Catholic Central is collecting pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald House in Dayton. Ronald McDonald Houses are located near children’s hospitals and offer a “home away from home” for families with seriously ill children. The RMH collects pop tabs and redeems them for cash. Donations and the cash from pop tops help them serve families in great need during a very hard time! Please join Catholic Central by sending in your pop tabs with a Catholic Central student or dropping them off to school.!!
Remember to visit our website at www.ccirish.org for information concerning Catholic Central. The calendar is continually updated. !
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! SUNDAY, MAY 13! !
!! 8:00 AM! 11:00 AM! ! 8:00 AM! 11:00 AM!
Lector! Mary Lou Rhodes! Cindi Duffy! ! Jack Simonton! Nina Wiley!
Eucharistic !Minister Captain!
Julie Claar! Nina Wiley! ! Paula Young! Marilyn Gallagher!
Eucharistic Minis-ter!
Sam Gosnell!John Murphy!Karen Murphy!Dory Sweeney!Irwin Tam!
Lisa Caldwell!Mike Duffy!Brandi Lyons!Kathy Sullivan!Need Volunteer!
Dawn Clemens!Judy Duffy!Anne Heckman!Gary Williams!Toni Yontz!
Offertory!John Murphy!Karen Murphy!
Dan Gallagher!Marilyn Gallagher!
! David Folz!Kirsten Wiley!Lexi Wiley!Nina Wiley!
Altar Server!Sam Catanzariti!David Henderson!
Paul Hardesty!Flynn Schutte!
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Sam Catanzariti!George Hiller!
Charlie Axtell!Ivan Axtell!Sam Gosnell!
SUNDAY, MAY 20!
ATTENTION LECTORS AND EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS!!
When Deacon Kenzora is diaconating at the Mass you are assigned, there will be some minor changes. The Deacon will read the gospel from the Book of the Gospels, separate from the lectionary. He will process in with the Book and lay it on the altar, then carry it to the lectern when it’s time. So, if you are lecturing, when you complete the second reading, please close the lectionary and place it on the shelf under the lectern.!!
Also, the Deacon will read the petitions.!!
The Deacon will always be a Distributor of the Cup, so we will need one less minister when he diaconates. When we know his schedule, we will make adjustments to the ministry schedule. Until then, someone please volunteer to not serve.!
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PHONE NUMBERS?!If you have eliminated your land�line and use only your cell phone now, please let the parish office know. We may need to call you!!
YOUTH GROUP!Our newly formed youth group for Jr. High and High School meets on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month. !The next meeting is May 13th at 6:30 in the school basement.!
CONGRATULATIONS JOSHUA CAREY!!! !Josh Carey, son of Rich and Lisa Carey, completed the Boston Marathon recently in the worst weather in the races’ history. He finished in the top 17% with a time of 3 hours and 20 minutes. Nice job Josh! We are proud of you!!
KEYS!In the interest of safety and security, we need to know anyone who holds keys to the church, school, garage or gymnasium. If you have keys, please call the parish office. If you have keys you no longer use, please return them. Thank you.!
ATTENTION 8 AM WEEKDAY MASS ATTENDERS!!!
!George and Nikki Beach, who faithfully serve at the 8 AM Mass, will need replacements in May. If you can fill in, sign in on the sheet in the sacristy. If you need instruction, call the parish office.!!We regret any confusion regarding weekday Masses last week. The calendar and bulletin were already in print when we learned that Fr Larry was going on vacation. Sorry for any inconvenience.!
