St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church St. Boniface Church 375 SE Church Street Sublimity, Oregon 97385 Office Hours: 8am-1pm Tuesday - Friday Closed Monday Tel: 503-769-5664 Fax: 503-769-4292 St. Mary St. Mary St. Mary St. Mary-Shaw Church Shaw Church Shaw Church Shaw Church 9168 Silver Falls Hwy. PO Box 338 Aumsville, OR 97325 Office Hours: 8am-2pm Monday-Friday Closed Wednesday Tel: 503-362-6159 Fax: 503-371-6435 ADMINISTRATOR Fr. Paul Materu, ALCP Phone: 503.897.7424 E-mail: [email protected]WELCOME TO THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITIES OF “God Is Patient with Weeds,” In today’s Sunday Jesus brings his message of salvation through the parable of the weeds among the wheat. The parable addresses the recurring problem of believers who may blindly claim that they can discern the righteous from the wicked, thereby separating themselves from the rest to form a circle of the good and the wicked, the friends and the enemies. The tragic consequence of such a distinction is intolerance and the desire to solve rapidly and violently the tensions arising from them. Thus we might have believes who, since they cannot do all this personally, ask God to in- tervene to judge and punish. The readings of today thus, tell us very clearly that God will never carry out these ideas of impossibilities of forming up his creatures. The first reading for example, teaches that God will use his force not to hit man, but to save him; he wants all of us to do the same. The gospel tells us to accept with peace of mind the pres- ence of evil in the world, and invites us to recognize the dar- nel present also in our hearts and it assures us that the love of God will one day destroy it. Thus, the task of separating the good from the bad should be reserved to God, who will set things right in His own time. The second reading speaks of the Spirit that prays to us. It beseeches the Father to destroy all evil, and this prayer will certainly be granted. For we should notice how God is patient with each one of us in our struggles, and he is patient with everyone in the world. And of course at the end of time will he use the fire to burn the weeds? God will use the fire that a Christian must firmly believe in: it is the fire of the love of God that can burn away all evil that is concealed in the heart of people. The destruction of all evil can only be accom- plished by God. Amen. Fr. Paul Deacon Steve Tabor Phone: 503.769.8089
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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: 8am-1pm Tuesday - Friday
Closed Monday Tel: 503-769-5664
Fax: 503-769-4292
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“God Is Patient with Weeds,” In today’s Sunday Jesus brings his message of salvation through the parable of the weeds among the wheat. The parable addresses the recurring problem of believers who may blindly claim that they can discern the righteous from the wicked, thereby separating themselves from the rest to form a circle of the good and the wicked, the friends and the enemies. The tragic consequence of such a distinction is intolerance and the desire to solve rapidly and violently the tensions arising from them. Thus we might have believes who, since they cannot do all this personally, ask God to in-tervene to judge and punish. The readings of today thus, tell us very clearly that God will never carry out these ideas of impossibilities of forming up his creatures. The first reading for example, teaches that God will use his force not to hit man, but to save him; he wants all of us to do the same. The gospel tells us to accept with peace of mind the pres-ence of evil in the world, and invites us to recognize the dar-nel present also in our hearts and it assures us that the love of God will one day destroy it. Thus, the task of separating the good from the bad should be reserved to God, who will set things right in His own time. The second reading speaks of the Spirit that prays to us. It beseeches the Father to destroy all evil, and this prayer will certainly be granted. For we should notice how God is patient with each one of us in our struggles, and he is patient with everyone in the world. And of course at the end of time will he use the fire to burn the weeds? God will use the fire that a Christian must firmly believe in: it is the fire of the love of God that can burn away all evil that is concealed in the heart of people. The destruction of all evil can only be accom-plished by God. Amen. Fr. Paul
Deacon Steve Tabor Phone: 503.769.8089
Sharing Table: If you have extra flowers, fruit, or vege-tables, please share them with other parishioners by leav-ing them on the sharing table located in the breeze way on the east side of church. Please do not put rotting fruits and vegetables on the table. Thank you!
Fresh Flowers For The Altar-If you have fresh flowers in your yard and gar-den and wish to share. Please give Marla Mack a call 503.769.3685 and she will come and pick them to be place on the altar each week during the flowering months. Thank you!
Please Help!! Marian Estates Sunday Drivers Are Needed! We need several drivers to bring Marian
Estate residents to Mass on Sundays. Can you help just one
Sunday a month? Presently we can not cover all the Sun-days. If you can help, please call George Gerspacher.
~503.769.3145
This ministry is appreciated by the residents.
St. Boniface Parish-Sunday Collection July 16, 2017: Collection: 2900.16
Capital Imp.: 150.00, Outreach: 115.00, Home Mission: 55.00, Peter’s Pence: 20.00
Donations for the Seminarian Twins need to be given to Fr. Paul’s Order ALCP.
Thank you for your financial support.
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.
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Monday, July 24: *7 am Mass and Breakfast Potluck with Visiting Priests’ in
the Parish hall. Everyone is Welcome! Office Closed
Tuesday, July 25: 7 am Mass & Rosary
Wednesday, July 26: 7 am Mass
Thursday, July 27: 7 am Mass & Rosary 9:30 am –3 pm Quilting
2-6 pm Adoration: John Bischoff 6-7 pm Holy Hour: Larry Etzel
Friday, July 28: 7 am Mass & Rosary
10:30 am Mass @ Marian Estates Saturday, July 29: 7 am Prayer Service & Rosary
5:30-6:30 pm Confessions
7 pm Vigil Mass St. Boniface Archives Room is open on the First and Third Tuesday of the month, from 9 am to 12 noon.
Mark Your Calendars...for the
St. Boniface Parish Picnic ~ Sunday, July 30th at 12 Noon.
All are Invited! Come and help Celebrate St. Boniface and the Anniversary of the found-
ing of our parish.
The Parish will provide the hamburgers and hotdogs with all the trimmings and the beverages.
Each family is asked to bring a item for the potluck.
Extraordinary Ministries (home bound) for St. Boniface Parish. James, Melanie & Anna Brown, Deloris Gries, Roseanne Coyle, Ray Heuberger, Larry Et-zel, Katie Schumacher, Damon, Heather & Victoria Clute, David & Sharon Huffstutter, Jennifer Ditter, Jonathan Christie, Nikki Schumacher, George Ger-
Please pray Please pray Please pray Please pray for the 32 youth and 7 chaperones from our vicari-ate who will be traveling to Spokane to attend the Steubenville NW Youth Conference this weekend. We will depart early on
Wednesday, July 26, and return late on Sunday, July 30. Please pray that these teens may encounter the love of
Jesus in an ever-deepening way, and discover how he "makes all things new" (Rev 21:5). Please also pray for safe travels for
all. We will keep our parishes in our daily prayers as
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St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Church————ShawShawShawShaw Administration Administration Administration Administration Fr. Paul Materu Fr. Paul Materu Fr. Paul Materu Fr. Paul Materu, ALCP Administrator 503-769-5664 [email protected] Fr. Dick Rossman, Fr. Dick Rossman, Fr. Dick Rossman, Fr. Dick Rossman, Priest in Resident 503-362-6159 [email protected] Kathy McNulty Kathy McNulty Kathy McNulty Kathy McNulty—Administrative Assistant 503-362-6159 [email protected] Valerie McClanahanValerie McClanahanValerie McClanahanValerie McClanahan—Faith Formation — 503-510-4327 [email protected] Art Fromherz Jr.Art Fromherz Jr.Art Fromherz Jr.Art Fromherz Jr.————Housekeeping-Hall Amanda Sturn Amanda Sturn Amanda Sturn Amanda Sturn —Housekeeping-Church
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Mission Statement
“We, the members of St. Mary’s Church at Shaw, are committed
to the spiritual enrichment of the Catholic faith in the commu-
nity through service, education and development in the spirit of
Jesus’ teachings”.
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Help is needed, please sign up to help in one of the area’s sign up sheets may be found in the foyer.
Mark Those Calendars.
Parish Calendar Mon July 24 Rummage Sale Set-up 9-
Choir Practice 7:30 pm
Tue July 25 Rummage Sale Set Up 9-
Mass 8:30 am
& Rosary
Wed July 26 Rummage Sale Set Up 9-
Mass 8:30 am
& Rosary
Thu July 27 Rummage Sale Set Up 9-
Mass 8:30 am
& Rosary
Fri July 28 Rummage Sale 9am-4 pm
Communion Service & Rosary
Sat July 29 Rummage Sale 9 am– 4 pm
Rosary 4:30 pm
Mass 5 pm
Sun July 30 Mass 8 am
Knights of Columbus —Help is Needed
The Knights of Columbus will be taking the food
booth to the Steam Up in Brooks
July 29th & 30th and August 5th & 6th.
If you can help, please call
John Hortsch at 503-749-1988
John will be making calls to fill the shifts.
If you know of anyone in our parish that is unable to attend Mass due to illness or surgery, please contact the parish office at 503-362-6159. Our Ministers of the
Sick are available to visit them in their homes and bring them the Blessed Sacrament once a week.
St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery is proud of our new
addition of a beautiful Columbarium.
This unit will provide above ground
burial options for the placement of urns. It is located
to the west of the gate as you enter.
Constructed of solid granite, it has individual sealed niche compart-
ments with polished granite covers. Each niche can accommodate
two urns and includes the polished granite cover which serves as the
memorial marker that will be engraved with your personal
information.
Each niche also comes with a small flower vase and will
accommodate the bronze service medallion the VA provides.
You can reserve a space today by
purchasing the niche in advance of need.
Contact the Parish Office at 503-362-6159 to purchase a niche.
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Please Pray For….The following friends and members of our parishes requested our prayers. Fred Schwindt, Conrad Spenner,
Louise Pietrok, Bill Schwarz, Maria Bulko, Julian Martinez, Dave Mock, Holly Thomas, Ron Davidson, Andrea Hilton, Fred Utter, Dick Jung-wirth, John Wolf, John Hortsch Sharon Hodsdon, Francis Reiser, Cathy Busch, Stephanie Stoneking, Kara Chytka, and all those living in As-sisted 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. Please call the parish office if you would like a name put on the Prayer list.
Prayer Chain Request: St. Boniface: call or email the parish office. St. Mary’s Shaw: Jan Stupfel 503-767-3061
Reconciliation :
St. Boniface
First Saturday 9-10 am 2nd, 3rd,
4th & 5th, Saturday
5:30 to 6:30 pm
St. Mary-Shaw 1st, 3rd & 5th
Saturday 3:30-4:30pm
New Parishioners
Welcome to your new parish!
To register, change your address or phone number,
please email or call the parish office.
Contact information found on the front page of the bulletin.
St. Boniface Minister Schedule July 29 & 30
7 pm 10 am
Sacristans Ted & Dorothy Peters Gary & Susan Harms
Announce/Lector Kathleen Penrice Larry Etzel
Eucharistic
Ministers
Bernadette Kintz, George Gerspacher, Dorothy Peters, Sharon Brand
Mike Alley, Deletta Fuller, Miram Castillo, Judith
Peterson
Altar Servers Donald & Isabel Morgan Kollin Schumacher, Luke
Castillo, Lily Jepsen
Greeters/Ushers Ted Peters & Volunteers John Beitel, Tim Stuckart
Day & Date Time and Place I (& II Reading) Responsorial Psalm Gospel Reading Intention
Mon. July 24
St. Sharbel Makhluf 8:30 am
St. Boniface Sirach 3:17-24
Psalm 15:2-3a, 3bc-4ab, 5 Matthew 19:27-29 Communion Service
New Parishioners: Welcome to our parish! To Register, change your address or phone number, please contact the office either in person, by phone or email. You will then be mailed a registration form to be filled out and return it to the parish office.
St. Mary’s P.O. Box 338, Aumsville, OR 97325 or St. Boniface 375 SE Church Street, Sublimity, OR 97385 Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________State: ______________ Zip:_____________ Phone # ____________________________ E-mail:_____________________________________________________________
DOES YOUR EXISTING REGISTRATION NEED UPDATING?
If you are a registered member of St. Mary’s Shaw, or St. Boniface, Sublimity and you have had recent changes to your contact information (address, phone, email) or your family information (birth, deaths, marital status, moving out of the area or to another parish) Please drop the updated information in the collection basket, or call the parish office. (You may use the form below)
MARRIED COUPLES “I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever; …” Let the Lord feed and support your marriage by going on 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.
Mercy Night Father Bernard Youth Center
980 S. Main St., Mt. Angel You are invited to Mercy Night on the 2nd Thursday of each month. The night consists of Eucharistic Adoration, with praise and worship, and the Sacrament of Confes-sion is available. The event begins with a simple dinner
at 6:00 pm, followed by Adoration from 6:30 - 7:30 pm. Open to all ages, including families with young children. For more info please call 1-503-845-4097.
Please pray for the 32 youth and 7 chaperones from our vicariate who will be traveling to Spokane
to attend the Steubenville NW Youth Conference this weekend. We will depart early on Wednesday, July 26, and return late on Sunday, July 30. Please pray that these teens may encounter the love of Je-
sus in an ever-deepening way, and discover how he "makes all things new" (Rev 21:5). Please also pray for safe travels for
all. We will keep our parishes in our daily prayers as well! Thank you!
Rummage Sale Time ~ July 28th & 29th.
St. Mary-Shaw is accepting items for their sale. Large or small pick-up is available. Tax receipts will be given upon request.
Call Ginny Ripp at 503.370.6159. You may drop off donation items during
regular business hours.
Request that you do not donate TV’s, mi-crowaves or computers and
components.
Beginning Experience of Oregon
St. Patrick Catholic Church—825 Mill St., Dallas, OR This ministry has been offering weekends for adults who have lost a spouse since the 1970’s. Wounded healers, folks who have “been there” minister to the participants. This year we are of-
fering a weekend for teens, ages 12-17, who have lost a parent through death, divorce or separation. July 14th –16th. Space is limited to the first 20 applicants. Cost is $100 (some partial scholarships available). Application deadline is June 7th. For more info visit: www.beginningexperienceoforegon.org
Catholic Charismatic Renewal Jubilee Aug. 18th & 19th—St. Joseph Church, Sa-lem. Archbishop Sample will celebrate the opening Mass on Friday, and Bishop Smith will close with Mass on Saturday. Pre-registration is $47 per person, $80 per couple. After
Aug. 4th it will be $55 per person and $90 per couple. To register, or for more info, please contact: woccrconfer-
