St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church 375 SE Church Street Sublimity, Oregon 97385 Office Hours: 8 am-1pm Tuesday - Friday Closed Monday WELCOME TO THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF Deacon Steve Tabor Phone: 503.769.8089 August 2, 2020 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Please Pray For the following friends and family.. Rosemary Heuberger, Grayson Beaty, Rosie Nelson, Julette Chamber- land, Ted Peters, Suzanne Beutler, Karrie Welter, David Benton, Mary Fery, Doug Barrow, Tim Plummer, John Sturges, Susan Pay- seno, Richard Hill, Robin Gillette, Caleb Smith, Marvin Nichols, Joan Adams, Jan Stupfel, Susie Aus, Jensen Nathan Ripp, Shannon Byler, Paul Ditter, Dan Poindexter, Bodhi Clevenger, Roy Ramay, Kelsey Theiss, Bob Rigdon, David Morin, Dennis Federico, Eunice Beyer, Parker Family, Tasha Penley, Anne Pavelek, Betty & Jim Germse, Dawn Drinkwater, Kaisy Case, Sara Tacas, Darcy Archer, Fr. Ed Coleman, Sami Galvin, Dan Henry, Kara Chytka, Jeremy J., Dolly, Peter J. Jr., Keith, Ann, Lori & Rose Smith, and all those living in Assisted Living Facilities in our area. Let us pray for all men & women serving our country. May the Lord hold them in His loving hands; protect them as they protect us. Prayer Chain Request: St. Boniface: Parish office [email protected]St. Mary’s Shaw: Irene Satterwhite 503-364-2483 Pastor: Fr. Paul Materu, ALCP Cell Phone: 503.897.7424 Email: [email protected]"Christ satisfies our hunger" Our first reading today tells us about a promise: one day God will prepare a great banquet to satisfy the hunger and thirst of all mankind. The gospel through the multi- plication of the loaves, shows us the fulfillment of that prophecy: Jesus is the one to give bread and this signifies the act of kindness and loving thoughtfulness on the part of Jesus. He saw the people's need - it was late for them to return to their homes and they had had nothing to eat all day - and he worked a miracle to meet this need. The miracle also helped to convince the people of Galilee - the news spread around quickly - that he was the expected Messiah, but especially it prepared the way for the an- nouncement of the greatest miracle of all - the miracle of the Eucharist. The bread he miraculously multiplied that day to supply the bodily needs of the Galilean multitude was but a foreshadowing of that heavenly food which he was about to give as spiritual nourishment to the millions who would become his followers down through the centu- ries until the end of time. The Galileans were grateful to him for providing so kindly and so thoughtfully for their needs. How much more grateful should we not be for the miracle by means of which he has left us himself to be our daily spiritual food? We are grateful, of course, to our loving Lord who not only handed over himself to his enemies to be crucified for us, but through his divine power, trium- phant over death, should remain with us, his Church, for- ever under the Eucharistic species. Amen. Fr. Paul Materu
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St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church
375 SE Church Street
Sublimity, Oregon 97385
Office Hours: 8 am-1pm Tuesday - Friday
Closed Monday
WELCOME TO THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF
Deacon Steve Tabor Phone: 503.769.8089
August 2, 2020 18th Sunday in Ordinary
Time
Please Pray For the following friends and family.. Rosemary Heuberger, Grayson Beaty, Rosie Nelson, Julette Chamber-
land, Ted Peters, Suzanne Beutler, Karrie Welter, David Benton, Mary Fery, Doug Barrow, Tim Plummer, John Sturges, Susan Pay-
seno, Richard Hill, Robin Gillette, Caleb Smith, Marvin Nichols, Joan Adams, Jan Stupfel, Susie Aus, Jensen Nathan Ripp, Shannon
Byler, Paul Ditter, Dan Poindexter, Bodhi Clevenger, Roy Ramay, Kelsey Theiss, Bob Rigdon, David Morin, Dennis Federico,
Eunice Beyer, Parker Family, Tasha Penley, Anne Pavelek, Betty & Jim Germse, Dawn Drinkwater, Kaisy Case, Sara Tacas, Darcy
Archer, Fr. Ed Coleman, Sami Galvin, Dan Henry, Kara Chytka, Jeremy J., Dolly, Peter J. Jr., Keith, Ann, Lori & Rose Smith, and all
those living in Assisted Living Facilities in our area.
Let us pray for all men & women serving our country. May the Lord hold them in His loving hands; protect them as they protect
us. Prayer Chain Request: St. Boniface: Parish office [email protected] St. Mary’s Shaw: Irene Satterwhite 503-364-2483
"Christ satisfies our hunger" Our first reading today tells us about a promise: one day God will prepare a great banquet to satisfy the hunger and thirst of all mankind. The gospel through the multi-plication of the loaves, shows us the fulfillment of that prophecy: Jesus is the one to give bread and this signifies the act of kindness and loving thoughtfulness on the part of Jesus. He saw the people's need - it was late for them to return to their homes and they had had nothing to eat all day - and he worked a miracle to meet this need. The miracle also helped to convince the people of Galilee - the news spread around quickly - that he was the expected Messiah, but especially it prepared the way for the an-nouncement of the greatest miracle of all - the miracle of the Eucharist. The bread he miraculously multiplied that day to supply the bodily needs of the Galilean multitude was but a foreshadowing of that heavenly food which he was about to give as spiritual nourishment to the millions who would become his followers down through the centu-ries until the end of time. The Galileans were grateful to him for providing so kindly and so thoughtfully for their needs. How much more grateful should we not be for the miracle by means of which he has left us himself to be our daily spiritual food? We are grateful, of course, to our loving Lord who not only handed over himself to his enemies to be crucified for us, but through his divine power, trium-phant over death, should remain with us, his Church, for-ever under the Eucharistic species. Amen. Fr. Paul Materu
Parish Mission Statement: We, the Catholic community of St. Boniface, inspired by the Holy Spirit, seek to proclaim and live the Gospel, celebrate the Sacraments, foster our Catholic
traditions and serve the needs of others.
St. Boniface Church, Sublimity St. Boniface Church, Sublimity St. Boniface Church, Sublimity St. Boniface Church, Sublimity ————1879187918791879————2020202020202020 Parish Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 8:30 am to 12 noon Fr. Paul Materu, Pastor e-mail: [email protected], 503.897.7424 Kimberly Zuber, Administrative Assistant, 503.769.5664 Email: [email protected], cell 503.949.9621. Betty Young, Office Assistant, Email: [email protected] Bernadette Lopez -Children’s Faith Formation Directors, [email protected] Terry Hendricks, Maintenance Heather Clute:Altar Servers Jonathan & Cheryl Christie, Children’s Liturgy Parish Office: Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers & Lectors Scheduling. Homebound Extraordinary Ministries:
St. Boniface Parish Collection: July 19: 661.00 Capital Imp.:10.00, Altar Exp.:45.00, St. Joseph Mission:50.00.
It is important that our parishioners mail in or drop off their collection envelopes.
Donations for the Seminarian Twins need to be given to Fr. Paul’s order ALCP
Thank you for your financial support.
This Week At St. Boniface: Please Mail or Drop Off your Collection Envelope!
*Preregistration for Masses: Phase 2: 50 people each Mass and 25 people in the Parish hall each Mass-contact Kim or parish office during regular business hours. Do not leave a message. Sunday, August 2: *8 am Mass: Charlie Hess+ *10 am Mass: People of the Parish Monday, August 3: Parish Office Closed 1st Reading: Jeremiah 28:1-17. Resp. Psalm: 119:29, 43, 79, 80, 95,102. Gospel: Matthew 14:22-36. Tuesday, August 4: 8:30 am Mass-Fr. Paul at St. Mary-Shaw 1st Reading: Jeremiah 30: 1-2, 12-15, 18-22. Resp. Psalm: 102:16-18, 19-21, 29. Gospel: Matthew:14:22-36. Wednesday, August 5: 9 am Mass Fr. Paul (50 people per weekday Mass) Intention: Jane Zuber+ 1st Reading:Jeremiah 31:1-7. Resp. Psalm: Jeremiah 31:10, 11, 12ab, 13. Gospel: Matthew 15:21-28. Thursday, August 6: 9 am Mass Fr. Paul Intention: Jacob Calhoun+ 1st Reading: Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14. Resp. Psalm97:1-2, 5-6, 9. Gospel: Matthew 17:1-9. 2-4 pm Adoration: Please sign up before Thursday so the staff knows who will be there to open and close. Thank you! Friday, August 7: 9 am Mass Fr. Paul Intention: Darlene Hendricks+ 1st Reading:Nahum 2:1, 3: 3;1-3, 6-7. Resp.:Deuteronomy 32:35cd-36ab, 39abcd, 41. Gospel: Matthew 16:24-28. Saturday, August 8: 7 pm Vigil Mass
*(50 people in church 25 in Parish hall). Intention: Virginia Basl Peters+ 1st Reading: Habakkuk 1:12-2:4. Resp. Psalm: 9:8-13. Gospel: Matthew 17:14-20.
Church will be open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (8-2pm) Adoration (2-4 pm)
& Friday from 8 am to 4 pm. Weekday Mass, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday at 9 am. Please call a day or two ahead to secure your
seat. Phase 2: 50 people at Mass.
If you Pick up a missalette to use during Mass, you must keep it. Take it home, it is yours to bring back to the next Mass you come to. If left in pew after Mass it will be thrown away. All collection envelopes, cash & checks must be put into the collection cabinet inside the main entrance of church. No collection will be taken up during Mass. The church bulletins will be available for you to pick up at the same place. Parish Pastoral & Finance Councils and Altar Soci-ety have been given the go ahead to have meetings. Must keep in mind the social distancing and mask’s are required.
Confessions on Saturday’s 5:30 to 6:30 pm.
You must wear a mask.
Communion to the homebound by Fr. Paul.
Sharing Table Is Back...If you have fresh fruits & veggies or flowers and you want to share them with others,
please leave them on the white table located in the covered breezeway. Please do not leave glass or plastic
containers, religious items from your mail or rotten fruits and veggies. Thank you!
Cemetery Flowers….during the summer and fall months, please DO Not Put Artificial Flowers, Plants
or Several Trinkets on the graves. If there are, they will be removed.
Be mindful of the upkeep in the cemetery. Thank you! ~Please do not remove Planters that have been placed
on a grave. One has been taken and the family would like it returned!
August Schedule for Sacristan, Lector and Ushers was emailed out and there are copies for those who did not get a email on the bulletin board inside the main entrance of church. Pick up a copy.
August 2, 2020
Dear brothers and sisters, "God is good all the time!" Updates: Statement on Portland Protests Archbishop Alexander K. Sample July 28, 2020 As Catho-
lics, we are called to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters who suffer at the hands of ra-
cism, oppression and all forms of injustice. These are all offenses against the life and dignity of every
human person. Many times this takes the form of peaceful protest, as it has in the instances of the Civil
Rights movement in the 1960’s, worker’s rights, pro-life initiatives and so many others. What we are currently seeing in Portland
– and even across our country – has nothing to do with securing justice or civil liberties. The initial attempt to bring awareness
to the continuing injustice of racism has now been hijacked for the purposes of violent demonstration in order to further a politi-
cal and social ideology. I am calling for the good people of the Archdiocese of Portland to pray for the conversion of heart of
those who are perpetrating this violent unrest in this city many of us call home. Now is not a time cling to our political beliefs,
but a time to cling to our faith in Christ, who alone can give us that peace that surpasses all understanding - a peace he himself
says the world cannot give. The dispensation for the Sunday Mass obligation remains in effect.
Parishioners will have an expanded opportunity to attend Mass during the weekdays. Each Mass can have a maximum of 50 total
people. 25 people can watch the Mass and receive communion in the Parish hall if the church is full (50 people).
Face coverings are required especially for ministers distributing Holy Communion and for all who attend Mass. The following
persons are not required to wear a mask: Persons under the age of 5. Persons who require an accommodation of exemption under
federal or state law.
Why Sign Up~You Must sign up for Mass by calling or texting (Kim @ 503-949-9621 by 5 pm on Saturday’s), email the
parish office [email protected] by noon on Friday’s. The state requires us to collect your contact information. Public Health
may use your information to contact you if someone who visits the church tests positive for COVID-19.
PLEASE DO NOT assume you can just come because you called, you must talk to Kim or receive a call, text or
email back from the parish office or Kim.
Unfortunately, those who simply show-up for Mass will be turned away if there are 50 . This is due largely to public
health contact tracing requirements (36 square foot space for each person in attendance 6 feet x 6 feet). First and Last
name and contact number required for all attendees. Anyone with signs of symptoms of illness, do not to enter parish
buildings, you will be ask to return home.
Rules that have been put in force per Archdiocese & government rules. Please contact Sister
Veronica Schueler, F.S.E. or Reverend Todd Molinari with any question at the Archdiocese of Portland.
50 people:Weekday Mass times: Wednesday-Thursday-Friday 9 am. 50 people:Weekend Mass times: Saturday 7pm, and Sunday 8 am & 10 am.
Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday 8 am-1 pm.
Yours in the Risen Lord, Fr. Paul Materu, Pastor, St. Boniface Church
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