4th sunday of lent year c · 3/31/2019 · able to watch a movie about abortion without her...
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Mass Schedules for Holy Family
Sunday: 10:30 AM
Sunday: 8:30 AM June until October
First Wednesday: 6:00 pm
Communion Service and
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday: 12:00 PM
Holy Family Catholic Church March 31st - 4th Sunday of Lent - Laetare Sunday - Year C
Our Mission Statement
“In Faith We Build”
78 Friesian Circle, Thayne, WY 83127
P.O. Box 1036, Thayne, WY 83127
307-883-3429
www.holyfamilywy.org
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Help us search for the lost & the strayed.
Lead them back to God.
Rembrandt, Return of the Prodigal Son, sketch, 1626
Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you; I no longer deserve to be called your son.
Luke 15: 18-20
Thanks to the Knights for leading the rosary and the CCW for the brunch this morning
Stations of the Cross at 6:00 pm on Friday
No CCD today due to Spring Break
Knights meet next Sunday after Mass
PASTOR Reverend Lucas Kazimiro Simango 307-733-2516 x 206 [email protected]
ASSOCIATE PASTOR Fr. Philip Vanderlin OSB 307-733-2516 x 103 [email protected]
DEACONS Deacon Bill Hill 307-389-6005 [email protected]
Deacon Phil Wanek 303-517-3199 [email protected]
OFFICE MANAGER Cindy Jaques [email protected]
MUSIC Pauline Zeren [email protected]
NEW PARISHIONERS - WELCOME!
To register please fill out a registration card on the front table or talk to Deacon Bill or Deacon Phil after Mass.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Anytime by appointment
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Couples should contact the Parish at least 6 months in advance of the marriage date or sooner.
INFANT BAPTISM
Parents are required to attend a Baptism preparation class, preferably prior to the birth of their child.
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK
Please notify the Parish in case of serious illness or upcoming surgery.
CATHOLIC FAITH INQUIRY
Persons wishing to inquire about the Catholic Faith or seeking to complete their Sacraments should call the Parish. Inquirers are welcome at anytime throughout the year.
DEADLINES
Weekly Bulletin - Tuesday at Noon
Ministries Calendar of Upcoming Events
Parish Staff and Information
Mass Intention for Sunday, March 24th Father Thomas Fahey
Mar. 31st: - 4th Sunday of Lent - Laetare (Rejoice) Sunday Rose colored vestments Knights lead Rosary CCW provides brunch 2nd Collection for Catholic Relief Services No CCD due to Spring Break April 3rd: 1st Wednesday Mass @ 6:00 pm April 5th: Stations of the Cross & Soup Supper @ 6:00 pm April 7th: 5th Sunday of Lent Anointing after Mass Collection for the Poor Knights meet after Mass April 11th: Chrism Mass - 5:30 pm - Casper April 12th: Stations of the Cross & Soup Supper @ 6:00 pm April 14th: Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord Holy Week Begins April 15th: Lenten Penance Service - 6:00 pm April 18th: Evening Mass of the Last Supper - Holy Thursday Mass at 7:00 pm April 19th: Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion Stations of the Cross - 3:00 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy - 3:30 pm Good Friday Service - 7:00 pm
Mar. 31st: 4th Sunday of Lent - Laetare Sunday Lector: John Howard Eucharist: Jamie Kallgren, Valentin Almanza April 7th: 5th Sunday of Lent Lector: Vicki Canoso Eucharist: Jack Leaven April 14th: Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord Lector: John Howard
Eucharist: Kim Frome
Sunday Readings
Sunday Offering Information
Ordinary - $80.00 Youth - $20.00
Building Fund - $10.00
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To register to give online, use the link on our website at www.holyfamilywy.org
Romina Mavy, Neil Dobermilley, John Sheeks, Mark Frank, Leslie
Smith, Tessa Meeks, Sally Mathews, Kent Perkins, Marie Anderson,
Debbie M., Christa Tidwell, Terry Heinrich, Jim Russell, Stevie
Sanchez, Ella Raugust, Werner Brandenburg, Joan Sacko, Bob
Batsche, Teresa Lewis, Kataleyah Marie Nunez, Jeanine Mendoza,
Claudia Hartley, Julio Reyes, Paul Clark, Fred Fedrizzi, Gary Nagle,
Roen Perry, Doug & Trenton McNeel, Pastor Tim Moyer, Paul Schmidt,
Dennis Haderlie, Lorell Woolley, Velma DeMeerheer, Tamie
McCallister, Brycen McKen, Karen Smith, Olga Reyes, Doug
Raffelson, John Carricaburu, Dave Fedrizzi, Steven Gray, Christina
Lloyd, Chuck Hardesty, Pattie & Roland Allen, Jim Norris, Sherry &
Tinisha & Family, Sherrie Coffee, Connie Ruffley, Bernie Voight,
Kathleen McKinley, Dot Prendergast, Michael & Sherry Rodgers,
the Marlow family, Ed Smith, Brandon Presley, Lidia Garcia Sanchez,
Juliana Walton, Tami Simone, Ted Izzo, Stephanie Salerno, Eric &
Melissa Leaper, Sheila Roeder, Amanda Santore, Don Deitterick,
Diane Flaim, Alicia Spencer, Dellamae Skinner, Danny Bunzel, Ron
Quackenbush, Sarah Schopper, Fr. Carl Beavers, Margie Swann, Lee
Williams, Fr. Bob Fox, Andy Pete, Beth Pepenburg, Whytney Murdock,
Zita Izzo, Lucy Hicks, Carolyn Norman, Robert Point, Meg Nagel,
Laura Kaschmitter, Elaine Hensel, Fr. Kevin Koch, JoAnn McLean,
Carol Polchenko, David Jackson, Jayde Parkinson, Katie Auten, Fr.
Ray Moss, Frank, Susan & Lance Magee, Nancy Eaton, Kristee
Coleman, Fr. Ray Rodriquez & William Michael Barnett
And for the Souls of the Departed:
03/31 - JOS 5-9A, 10-12, 2 COR 5: 17-21, LK 15: 1-3, 11-32 04/07 - IS 43:16-21, PHIL 3:8-14, JN 8:1-11
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Ordinary - $524.00 **Building - $34.00 Youth - $174.00 ** Visitor - $65.00
USCCB Statement on weather impact on Midwestern Ag Producers
“We are deeply saddened by the loss of life and the damage caused by the flooding throughout the Midwest these past few days. As of this writing, at least nine million people in fourteen states have been affected by rising water levels along rivers and creeks in the central United States. Four people have been killed by swift
currents and rising floodwaters. Heavy rainfall and melting snow from this winter’s powerful storms continue to threaten the lives and livelihoods of many as the floodwaters are not expected to recede until later this week. It is our prayer that those affected by the floods will find the strength to rebuild. We trust that the Lord will console them in their suffering. Let us answer the Lord’s call to love one another and generously support our neighbors in this time of need.”
Donations can be made to Catholic Charities USA at: https://catholiccharitiesusa.org
The Movie “Unplanned” On Sunday the 7th, the movie "Unplanned" will be showing in Jackson. As has been publicly noted, there is great irony in the fact that the movie has been given an R rating, simply because of its subject. In some states around the country, a young girl will not be able to watch a movie about abortion without her parents’ permission, but she would be able to get an abortion without them even knowing. Parents should read the "parent- to- parent" letter from Abby to be fully informed in deciding whether to bring children to see it: https://stream.org/dear-parents-my-movie-is-rated-r/. JACKSON: Sunday 4/7/19 7:15 pm Turning Point Pregnancy Resource Center is sponsoring a special one-night showing at Jackson Hole Twin Cinema (295 W Pearl Ave). Tickets are $12 (General Admission price) purchased in advance through the DONATE button at https://turningpointjh.org/ Tickets can be picked up by the purchaser only at the theatre that evening starting at 6:30 pm; NO tickets sold at the theatre; seats are limited to 240. Popcorn and drinks available - NO outside food allowed
Returning to Trust “In my own life I well know how hard it is for me to trust that I am loved, and to trust that the intimacy I most crave is there for me. I most often live as if I have to earn love, do something noteworthy, and then perhaps I might get something in return. This attitude touches the whole question of what is called in the spiritual life, the "first love." Do I really believe that I am loved first, independent of what I do or what I accomplish? This is an important question because as long as I think that what I most need I have to earn, deserve and collect by hard work, I will never get what I most need and desire, which is a love that cannot be earned, but that is freely given. Thus, my return is my willingness to renounce such thoughts and to choose to live more and more from my true identity as a cherished child of God.”
MICHAEL R. HEINLEIN (Simply Catholic)
It’s optional, but I’ve always liked it — when the Church’s sacred ministers wear “pink” on Laetare Sunday — Roman Catholicism’s Fourth Sunday of Lent. The day’s theme comes from the entrance antiphon reflecting on Isaiah 66: 10-11: “Rejoice, Jerusalem, and all who love her. Be joyful, all who were in mourning; exalt and be satisfied at her consoling breast.” Laetare is the first word — meaning “rejoice” — in the Latin text. On Laetare Sunday (as similarly with the Third Sunday of Advent’s Gaudete Sunday) the Church expresses hope and joy in the midst of our Lenten fasts and penances. Call it pink — or, more fittingly, rose — this change in color indicates a glimpse of the joy that awaits us at Easter, just before we enter into the somber days of Passiontide. The joy of Easter being around the corner is symbolized in a few other interesting liturgical possibilities. During Lent, the General Instruction of the Roman Missal forbids flowers adorning the altar. But on Laetare Sunday (as well as solemnities and feasts within the season), there’s a temporary halt to these penitential observations! I remember well decking out the altar with pink roses
on that day when I was once a parish liturgy director. At one time, marriages were generally forbidden during Lent, but Laetare Sunday was often associated as a day when marriages could be celebrated during the penitential season. While marriages are now only forbidden on Good Friday and Holy Saturday, Laetare Sunday is still a fitting day for those wishing to be married before Eastertide. Laetare Sunday is the Church’s way of giving us a “shot in the arm” as we approach the darkness and horror of the days through Good Friday and Holy Saturday. It’s an opportunity to savor and keep in the back of our minds what awaits us on Easter Sunday — the reality that Jesus Christ is risen from the dead, and that our hearts will always be filled with joy! Being aware of traditions and customs assists us in celebrating the beauty of our faith. As you can see, there is much associated with even a nondescript day like the Fourth Sunday of Lent — not to mention the rest of the season, or the 50 days of Easter and beyond. Take advantage of the richness of our Catholic traditions.
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