Office Hours Monday—Friday 9:00am—5:00pm CLERGY Fr. Gregory P. Adolf -Pastor [email protected]Fr. Rob Neske-Associate-Pastor [email protected]Fr. Ramonito Celestial- Associate Pastor [email protected]Deacon Mike Denton [email protected]Deacon John Klein [email protected]Deacon Joe Kushner [email protected]Deacon Bill Polakowski [email protected]Deacon Lauro Teran [email protected]MINISTRY Sr. Joellen Kohlmann Director Religious Education [email protected]Rita Thompson Adult Christian Initiation [email protected]Rebecca Williams Music Director [email protected]Deacon Bill Polakowski Youth Ministry, Life Teen, Edge [email protected]Genevieve Rivera Social Media Coordinator [email protected]STAFF Kate Callender Business Manager [email protected]Lupita Teran Executive Assistant [email protected]Dolores Bustamante Administrative Assistant [email protected]Rosie Bernal [email protected]Office Assistant Ben Horner Maintenance Technician Michael Prostka Maintenance Technician Mark Williams Groundskeeper MASS TIMES SUNDAY 8:00am,10:00am 12:00pm (Spanish) 5:00pm-Life Teen Monday- Friday Daily Mass 9:00am & 12:05pm Saturday 9:00am & Vigil at 5:00 pm (The 5pm Vigil Mass remains to follow social distancing protocols) LIVESTREAMING MASS Monday to Saturday 9am Sunday 10am & 12pm GOOD SHEPHERD MISSION (Route 82, west of Mustang Corners) Saturday-6:30pm Vigil Mass Confession: Before Mass CLASSES Adult Christian Initiation Rita Thompson If you are interested in learning more about our Catholic Faith and or becoming a Catholic, call the Parish Office. Religious Education Sr. Joellen Kohlmann Faith formation prepares students Pre-K-12 for the Sacraments of Reconciliation, 1 st Holy Communion and Confirmation. This is a comprehensive program in which students will continue to learn about our practices and beliefs as Roman Catholics. Teen Sacraments Deacon Bill Polakowski If your teenager is in need of Confirmation or another Sacrament, contact the Parish Office. SACRAMENTAL PROGRAMS Monday - Saturday morning 30 minutes before ALL MASSES Saturday from 8:15 - 8:55am 3:30 - 4:55pm Sunday from 7:30 - 7:55am 4:30 - 4:55pm Or anytime by appointment. Baptism Parents requesting baptism for their children are required to: Pre-register at the Parish Office. Bring a copy of the child’s birth certificate. Parents and Godparents are required to attend one baptism prep class. Held on the first Tuesday of the of the month in English, last Tuesday of the month in Spanish. Marriage Please make arrangements at the Parish Office six months in advance. Anointing of the Sick: 1st Friday of each month after the 9:00am and 12:05pm Masses or as needed by calling the Parish Office. LIBRARY HOURS Tuesday 10:00am -12:00pm Thursday 10:00am - 12:00pm Sunday 9:00am-12:00pm St. Andrew the Apostle Roman Catholic Church 800 Taylor Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 Phone (520) 458-2925 Fax (520) 452-0235—www.standrewsv.org “I will make you fishers of men”
Kate Callender Business Manager [email protected] Lupita Tera n Executive Assistant [email protected] Dolores Bustamante Administrative Assistant [email protected] Rosie Bernal [email protected] Office Assistant Ben Horner Maintenance Technician Michael Prostka Maintenance Technician Mark Williams Groundskeeper
MASS TIMES
SUNDAY 8:00am,10:00am 12:00pm (Spanish) 5:00pm-Life Teen
Monday- Friday Daily Mass
9:00am & 12:05pm
Saturday 9:00am & Vigil at 5:00 pm
(The 5pm Vigil Mass remains to follow social distancing protocols)
LIVESTREAMING MASS
Monday to Saturday 9am
Sunday 10am & 12pm GOOD SHEPHERD MISSION (Route 82, west of Mustang Corners) Saturday-6:30pm Vigil Mass Confession: Before Mass
CLASSES Adult Christian Initiation
Rita Thompson If you are interested in learning
more about our Catholic Faith and or becoming a Catholic, call the
Parish Office.
Religious Education Sr. Joellen Kohlmann
Faith formation prepares students Pre-K-12 for the Sacraments of
Reconciliation, 1st Holy Communion and Confirmation. This is a
comprehensive program in which students will continue to learn
about our practices and beliefs as Roman Catholics.
Teen Sacraments Deacon Bill Polakowski
If your teenager is in need of Confirmation or another Sacrament,
contact the Parish Office.
SACRAMENTAL PROGRAMS Monday - Saturday morning
30 minutes before ALL MASSES Saturday from 8:15 - 8:55am 3:30 - 4:55pm Sunday from 7:30 - 7:55am 4:30 - 4:55pm
Or anytime by appointment.
Baptism Parents requesting baptism for their children are required to: Pre-register at the Parish Office. Bring a copy of the child’s birth certificate. Parents and Godparents are required to attend one baptism prep class. Held on the first Tuesday of the of the month in English, last Tuesday of the month in Spanish.
Marriage
Please make arrangements at the Parish Office six months in advance.
Anointing of the Sick: 1st Friday of each month after the 9:00am and 12:05pm Masses or as needed by calling the Parish Office.
go to the “resources” tab and select “On-line giving”. It’s easy, fast and secure.
With open hearts we welcome all who have come to the house of the Lord. If you are new to the parish, please take time to stop by the office and register. Once registered, this implies that you will participate with our faith community at Sunday Liturgy and return to the Lord by sharing your time, talent, and treasure with His Church.
DID YOU KNOW….. that five of “our own” will be honored for their military and community service, by the Legacy Foundation and Canyon Vista Medical Center? Portraits of Lori Wysong, Glenn McDaniel, Jose Baeza, John Black, and Deacon Joe Delgado (Bisbee), will be placed on the Veterans’ Wall in the Hospital, along with a history of their service! There are 12 honorees chosen each year for this honor! Lori, Glenn, Jose, John, and Deacon Joe will be videotaped for the official presentation, scheduled for 10 November (virtual), and their military/community service will be highlighted! We are very proud of these parishioners and Deacon Joe! If you check out the ‘history’ of the Veterans’ Wall – and the list of past recipients from 2015, you will find many names you will recognize – a number of them are our fellow-parishioners! Individuals are nominated by members of the community, and the honorees are chosen by a committee appointed by the Legacy Foundation and the hospital. Our Parish’s record of honoring our Veterans goes back many decades, and is beautifully exemplified in our St. Michael’s Chapel in the church! Among the features of the Chapel are: the folded flag, which flew over the Pentagon on 9/11, a sword honoring the U.S. Marine Corps, the stained glass window, featuring a purple heart, photos of Military Chaplains with a special connection to the Parish, the roster of the Chaplains who have served at Fort Huachuca since 1958, and the ceiling light fixture featuring a steel combat helmet from Viet Nam, and the seals of the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Coast Guard. Other military mementos can also be found on the walls. It is not uncommon to find ‘unit coins’ and small stones from combat zones, left at the base of St. Michael’s statue, as a ‘manda’ – or votive offering – by returning servicemen and servicewomen! St. Andrew’s was also a major donor for the construction of the Chapel at the Southern Arizona Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery, and, with our Bishop Salpointe Council of the Knights of Columbus, was a major sponsor of the Gold Star (Parents’) Memorial at SAVMC! Each week in the Sunday bulletin, you will find a ‘prayer list’ for those who are currently serving in the military, with the invitation to pray for these men and woman in uniform! Please, never miss an opportunity to thank those who have served, and acknowledge the price that has been paid for our freedom as a nation! Thank you for you support for our Haiti Rectory Project! Last week, we received $25 in new gifts for this important project for our sister-parish, Mole St-Nicolas, in Haiti! We have photos of the Project on display in our social media sites – with amazing photos of the ‘human conveyor belt’ lifting the buckets of concrete up two stories! The wages for this work are about $10 a day. Your support of this project is not only providing renovated/extended living and working space for the Priests, but also boosting the local economy, with important ‘ripple effects’ in the lives of our sisters and brothers in this, the poorest nation in the hemisphere! Please be generous – it makes a world of difference!
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Note to home schooling parents from your
Parish Library
Aware that many of our parents elect to home school their children, the Parish of St Andrew’s Church wants to support and encourage you in this effort. In planning your curricula and in purchasing materials, please remember that the Library has a wealth of resources that are available for you, both for you in your role as educator and for your children. We hope you will make use of these fine resources.
No CCD classes from
Sunday, October 10th to
Sunday, October 17th due
to Schools Fall Break.
Classes will resume with
Confirmation Class,
Monday October 18th.
The Parish Office will be closed for Columbus Day, Monday,
October 11th and will resume business hours on
Tuesday, October 12th
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Jon 1:1 — 2:2, 11; Jon 2:3-5, 8; Lk 10:25-37 Tuesday: Jon 3:1-10; Ps 130:1b-4ab, 7-8; Lk 10:38- 42 Wednesday: Jon 4:1-11; Ps 86:3-6, 9-10; Lk 11:1-4 Thursday: Mal 3:13-20b; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 11:5-13 Friday: Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2; Ps 9:2-3, 6, 16, 8-9; Lk 11:15-26 Saturday: Jl 4:12-21; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 11-12; Lk 11:27-28 Sunday: Wis 7:7-11; Ps 90:12-17; Heb 4:12-13; Mk 10:17-30 [17-27]
STEWARDSHIP CORNER
St. Andrew’s: $ 12,145 Good Shepherd Mission: $150 Diocesan Catholic Schools: $2,941 Haiti New gifts for the weeks: $25
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
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Saturday, October 2nd
9:00AM Legion of Mary Queen of Peace Jack Santamaria Mom +Matheo Molidor Faust Family 5:00PM +Shannon Hitchcock Rosemary McGill Anna Wolf Bob & Lucy Leon 6:30PM +Linus Hennessey Fred & Angie Holland Diana Jones Friend Sunday, October 3rd 8:00AM +Rod Dickson Ann Dickson +Randy Peterson Glenn & Diane McDaniel 10:00AM +Rose Armijo Raymond & Frances Trujillo +Vo Duy Thanh Family 12:00AM Andy Venne Family +Esthela Samaniego Durazo Family +Letita Villalobos Family 5:00PM The Communities of St. Andrew and Good Shepherd Mission Monday, October 4th 9:00AM +Emiko Desgrossillier Charles Desgrossillier Sr. Doris & Sr. Joellen Gert Mackey 12:05PM +James Chambers Kyong Chamber +All Babies’ Souls Friend Tuesday, October 5th 9:00AM +Nguyen Le Nhah Friend Oliver Walthall Megan Kjolsrud 12:05PM Sandra & Patrick Robertson Family +Alex Castro and +Son Ana Wolf Wednesday, October 6th
9:00AM +Jacqueline Jones Maria Pellegrini +Roberta Wallace Wallace Family 12:05PM +All Souls in Purgatory Friend
Mother of Perpetual Help novena for 29th Anniversary Thursday, October 7th 9:00AM +Jose & +Maria Ruiz Panchita +Eugene Borbas Merlyn Borbas 12:05PM +Bud, +Adele & +Gary McCormick Powers Family +All Souls Friend Friday, October 8th 9:00AM +Martha Dyrda 1st Anniversary Rob Kossler Tom & Pauline Fredericks 12:05PM +Edward Pierce Pierce Family John Daniel Wilson Ellie Wilson Saturday, October 9th
9:00AM Carmelite Community Secular Order +Kyong Dillon Pierce Family 5:00PM The Communities of St. Andrew and Good Shepherd Mission 6:30PM +Nguyen Le Huynh Friend +All Babies’ Souls Friend Sunday, October 10th 8:00AM +Shannon Hitchcock Rosemary McGill +Allan Martin Sandra Martin & Family 10:00AM Cursillo Movement School of Leaders +Manuel Flores Raymond & Frances Trujillo Albert Zenizo 100th Birthday 12:00AM +Jose Pedro Montaño Durazo Family +Carlos Corona Mom 5:00PM +Cheryl Walters Lloyd Walters +All Souls of Religious and Clergy Friend
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time; Respect Life Sunday Monday: St. Francis of Assisi Tuesday: Bl. Francis Xavier Seelos Wednesday: St. Bruno; Blessed Marie-Rose Durocher Thursday: Our Lady of the Rosary Saturday: St. Denis and Companions; St. John Leonardi; Blessed Virgin Mary
CATHOLIC QUIZ : This week’s Question: “What is the ‘Shroud of Turin’?” The answer to last week’s Question: “What are the ‘Fruits of Holy Communion’?” The ‘Fruits of Holy Communion’ are: 1) affects an intimate union with JESUS Christ. 2) preserves, increases, and renews the life of grace received at Baptism, 3) cleanses past sins and preserves from future sins, 4) strengthens the unity of the members of Mystical Body of Christ – the Church, and, 5) fosters a commitment to those who are poor. If you would like to be as smart as the “Quiz Master” — pick up a copy of the Catholic Source Book, available in he Parish Office for only $20!)
PRAYER FOR THE CANONIZATION OF PADRE KINO
Almighty and merciful Father, Lord of the Nations, You inspired your servant, Eusebio Francisco Kino, with a love for the Peoples of the Americas, and filled him with selfless zeal for the Gospel. Your love for the desert Peoples of the Americas came to life in him, forming him into a bridge-builder between peoples and cultures – a prophet of justice in service to their lives and dignity. We thank You for the heavenly favors bestowed upon him in his lifetime of service. Inspired by his example, and, we ask that You open our hearts to continue his legacy of peace and loving service today. We hope in his intercession before Your heavenly throne, and we beg You to grant the petitions we now bring before You. . . Also, if it be in accord with Your will, we ask, too, that the holiness of his life may result in a declaration of sainthood, so that his example might inspire peace, understanding and justice around the world. We ask this through Christ our Lord, for the greater glory of Your Name. Amen.
SOUL FOOD: “. . .the marvelous thing about this Man, JESUS of Nazareth, is that, when we go to Him, we encounter not just a great (or even the greatest) human being, but always God His Fa-ther, ‘the Lord of heaven and earth.’ JESUS is the window to the freedom and the vast-ness of eternity, the entryway into the abyss of God’s Trinitarian Being.” - Brother Simeon Leiva-Merikakis, O.C.S.O. 1946 - )
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Attention ALL LECTORS!!
Preparation books for the next Liturgical Year have arrived. Please stop by the Parish Office to pick up your copy.
Atención A todos los Lectores!! Ya llegaron Los libros de preparación para el próximo Año Litúrgico . Pueden pasar a recoger su copia en la oficina Parroquial.
La clase Pre-Bautismal este mes se llevará acabo el día 19 de Octubre
en la Iglesia a las 7:00p.m.
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The Craft Group meets Thursdays 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM in Madonna Hall, Room 1. The Craft Group works on craft items and organizes donated items for sale at the Ladies Bazaar and Saint Nicholas Fair in support of Parish needs and charities. All parishioners are welcome to share their talents! During these uncertain times, many parishioners have been working on crafts at home. We need all you generous and talented at-home crafters to drop your donated finished items at the Parish Office so we can price and organize them before the Bazaar. A special thank you to all Parishioners for the crafted donations we have re-ceived. The Craft Group gratefully accepts yarn, material, and any other crafting items. If you have questions, suggestions, or need craft supplies for your do-nation project, call Fran Cassidy at 803-0298. Thank you!!!
There will be a public Rosary on October 16 in front of Chili's at 12 pm. This is a change in time because on this day, Oct 16,
there will be 20,000 public Rosaries at noon across the USA.
This is the celebration of Our Lady of Fatima. The Rosary of all Rosaries.
We pray a public Rosary because:
1. The miracle of the sun was public. 70,000 people saw it and some were anti-catholics and communists and atheist and some converted. Public Rosaries remind us conversion is possible.
2. Reach fallen away Catholics. If they see us praying the Rosary, they may decide to become better Catholics.
3. Pro-life Catholics have peacefully prayed the Rosary in front of abortion clinics for years and now abortion clinics are closing one per month. 4. Our culture openly flaunts sin. You hear it on TV, public airways, the internet. Laws favor abor tion, same-sex marriage, and euthanasia. Our public Rosary will offer reparation for sins hurled against the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. 5. Will the media ever promote Fatima? Never! Catholics must never be ashamed of our Faith. Matthew 10:32 says, "Everyone therefore shall confess me before men, I will also confess them before My Father Who is in Heaven." 6. At the end of World War II, Communist Soviet troops occupied Vienna, Austria. They refused
to leave. Yet after massive public Rosary processions led by Fr. Petrus Pavlicek, the Communist invaders packed up and left. Public Rosaries in Brazil in 1964 thwarted communist takeover of that country. 7. St. Louis de Montfort wrote in his book, "The Secret of the Rosary", "Public prayer is far more powerful than private prayer to appease the anger of God and call down his mercy, and Holy Mother Church, guided by the Holy Ghost, has always advocated public prayer in times of public tragedy and suffering."
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Year of St. Joseph: Patron of the Dying December 8, 2020—December 8, 2021
Joseph raised the young man who, when full grown, would not turn away from death but go right into it … He shared a life with the woman who was preserved from sin and would not die, but would be assumed into full communion with her glorified Son … no one knows the sorrow and joy of a Christian death like Saint Joseph, patron of the dying. “Saint Joseph, remember to pray for us with your blessed spouse at the hour of our death, and teach us how to die well in the love of your beautiful Jesus.”
Model of Faith:Reflections on the Litany of Saint Joseph by Leonard J. DeLorenzo pg.94-95.
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AL-ANON has but one purpose: to help family or friends of alcoholics. We do this by practicing the Twelve Steps of AA ourselves, by encouraging and understanding our alcoholic relatives, and by welcoming and giving comfort to families of alcoholics.
We meet Thursdays, Noon– 1:00pm Madonna Hall, Room 5
we'll add you to our e-mail list for upcoming events and updates!"
Ministry for Millennial aged adults. Please call or text Vienna Baker at 520-559-9400For more info
Please check your e-mails. The diocese is rolling out a new
program for all volunteers and
employees to use a standard platform across the Diocese
to complete the required Safe Environment
paperwork all in one system. I have sent
you all an email with instructions on how to
register. Please do this as soon as you
can. If you have changed your E-mail, please let me know, and if you have any
questions don't hesitate to call or
email me. As always, thank you so much for
being a volunteer.
Lupita Terán
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Women of St. Andrew’s, Our Lady of the Mountains and surrounding parishes, join us for prayer and fellowship, at our Blessed Is She Women’s Group on the first Saturday of every month at 10 a.m. in Madonna Hall. We invite women of all ages and stages of life to gather for prayer, study materials and reflection, and building sisterhood.
Sign up to receive texts from us via Flocknote by texting StAndrewSV to #84576 and choosing the “Women’s Group.”
Adoration: Lydia Corral 236-5261 Adult Christian Initiation: Rita Thompson 458-2925 Altar Servers: Sr. Joellen 458-2925 Altar Society: Dorothy Briggs 378-4901 AL-ANON: Joan B. 378-0209 Alcoholics Anonymous: Doug M. 270-6485 American Heritage Girls: Kara Tollefson 845-270-2292 Annulments: Deacon John Klein 458-2925 Audio/Visual: Victor Martinez 220-0279 Bereavement Group: Ann Dickson 458-2925 Building Committee: Maryann Hockstad 456-5555 Bulletin: Rosie Bernal 458-2925 Carmelite Community: Nancy Goldcamp 458-3923 Charismatic Prayer Group: Phil O’Brien 459-0669 Cursillo: Tony Moreno 249-8781 Detention Ministry: Lupita Terán 458-2925 Dir. Religious Educ. Sr. Joellen Kohlmann 236-4998 Eucharistic Ministers: Fr. Rob Neske 458-2925 Familia del Santo Rosario: Concepción Romero 236-0356 Fil-Am Club: Dorothy Carampatan 227-9471 Finance/Parish Council: Linda Klein 266-0188 Funeral Reception: Imelda Castillo 458-2925 Gift Shop: Lupita Terán 458-2925 Hijos de Maria: Patricia Ortega 940-273-4330 Home/Hospital Euch. Ministry: D. Bustamante 458-2925 Hospitality Ministers: Bob Oates 378-1255 Kino Hall: Maryann Hockstad 456-5555 Knights of Columbus: Bryant Sayers 456-7172 Ladies of St. Andrew: Fran Cassidy 803-0298 Lectors: Frances Lal 236-3015 Legion of Mary: Esther Suarez 668-1995 Legion of Mary (Spanish) Maria Snyder 678-4459 Library: Katiri Neske 335-6485 Life Teen Choir: Ron Rivera 266-3125 Men’s Prayer Group: Steve Conroy 266-0558 Millennials Ministry: Vienna Baker 559-9400 Ministry Schedule: Hector & Perlie Natal 456-0272 Moms of Mercy: Elizabeth Dicky 227-3983 Music Director: Rebecca Williams 234-0888 Marriage Prep: Deacon Michael Denton 458-2925 Narcotics Anonymous: Scott or Heather 249-7289 Perpetual H.A. Prayer Group: Rexie DeVries 378-0230 Pack 464: Beth Kelley 456-6241 Parish Nurse: Kyle White 456-7330 Precious Blood Prayer Group: R. Arvizu 241-2239 Prayer Line: Office Staff 458-2925 Quinceañeras: Lupita Terán 458-2925 Rosary Making Group: Maria Evans 458-2925 Social Concerns: Linda Klein 803-0956 Social Media Coordinator: Genevieve Rivera 458-2925 St. Joseph’s Youth Camp: Imelda Castillo 459-8965 St. Paul’s Street Evangelization, Ed Graveline 678-0897 St. Vincent de Paul Society: Pauline Fredericks 234-5788 St. Vincent Food Bank: Stan Garner 458-0500 Troop 464: Eric Lyle 227-8009 VICaP: Bob Oates 378-1255 Youth Ministry: Deacon Bill Polakowski 266-9393 Youth Choir: Rebecca Williams 234-0888 Web Ministry: Robert Benton 458-2925 Wedding Coordinator: Ann Lund 227-3179
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