St. Benedict the Moor & St. Mary Churches Pastoral Region One Dayton, OH July 21, 2013

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK OUR DAILY TASK AND OUR

RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD In the gospel today, we listen to the story of Martha and Mary. The story seems to teach us a lesson that we must not let the affairs of this life, innocent though they be in themselves, prevent us from attending primarily to the one affair that really matters, our future life and our relationship with God. The emphasis, then, is on Martha rather than on Mary. In her over-excitement to prove herself a kind and true hostess, she bent all her energies to preparing an excellent meal. She had no time to listen to the Master's words of divine wisdom. The work she was doing was excellent and faultless in itself. She need not and should not have excluded learning from Christ's teaching while doing that good work. Like Martha, many "good" Christians are "anxious and upset" about many earthly concerns. These concerns are necessary. This we know. A man must earn his daily bread; a wife must cook and wash and labor for her husband and family. This is what God himself expects us to do. What we need not and must not do, however, is to forget or exclude God in the process. Our daily tasks, whether in the office, workshop, or home, are prayers that are honoring God and thanking him for the many gifts of mind and body that he has given us, if we offer them to him and do them with this intention, they are indeed perfect prayers. This is where so many fail. They spend days, months, maybe years, intent solely on their earthly tasks, without a thought for their future fate in the life that is to come. Yet a truly profitable Christian life is so easy for the vast majority of true Christians. A short morning prayer can be said while dressing. Thus we offer to God the day with all its joys and sorrows, all its trials and tests. It will mean that the day is registered to our account in the Book of Life. A few moments of thought for God and his goodness every now and then during the day will help immensely to keep our morning offering alive and active. A few moments on one's knees beside the bed before retiring to rest, thanking God for the day he has given us, and asking pardon for the faults committed, is not too difficult for anyone. A day such as this is a day spent in the service of God, such as will ensure a happy future when our last day comes. Mass and Holy Communion will round out each week for all practicing Christians. Besides, everyone ought to do some good reading; Spiritual, scriptures or books about life. The knowledge gained from those readings, is a must today for anyone who really wants to help his fellow human, many of whom have lost their bearings and need a helping hand to put them back on the right road. Yes, while active in the necessary affairs of this world, providing for the earthly necessities of ourselves and our dependents, we can at the same time, if we are sensible and sincere Christians, be storing up merits for ourselves. These merits will give us a pleasant surprise when the day of reckoning comes. Let us not dwell too much on the materialistic needs and forget that of our spiritual needs; “for if we should gain the whole world and loss our soul what benefit is it?”

HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEK

REGION ONE LITURGICAL SCHEDULE

[SB] = St. Benedict [SM] = St. Mary

Tue. July 23 8am [SM] SB/SM Parishioners Fri. July 26 8am [SM] Marianne Leonard Sat. July 27

4:30pm [SM] The Jim Hargis Family, John W. Jones 4:30pm [SB] Flora M. Lucas

17th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sun. July 28 9am [SM] Gary O'Brien 10:30am [SB] Jean Long

1:15pm [SM] Spanish Mass 3pm [SB] Ordination Celebration Mass

WEEKLY COLLECTION July 13/14, 2013

St. Mary

Weekly $3036.00 Goal: $4116.00 SVDP $420.00 Building $231.00 Holy Father $25.00 TOTAL: $3712.00 YTD collection $6318.00

Shortfall ($1913.68)

St. Benedict Stewardship of Treasure Goal $5,200.00 July 13 $670 July 14 $3229 Maintenance $757 TOTAL: $3899

IN THE NURSING HOME/ASSISTED LIVING FROM ST. BENEDICT AND

ST. MARY PARISHES Eddie Weaver Mary Scott

Lavonne Barker Mary Scott Mary Paschal Livingston Care Center Artie Oliver Mercy Sienna

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THIS WEEK'S EVENTS PASTORAL REGION ONE:

[SB] = St. Benedict; [SM] = St. Mary

Mon. 7/22 Prayer mtg 11am [SB] Wed. 7/24 Bible Study 7pm [SB] Sat. 7/27 Choir Practice 6pm [SB] Sun. 7/28 Ordination Celebration and Pot Luck Begins with Mass at 3pm [SB] followed by pot-luck dinner in the St. Benedict Hall.

ST. MARY LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE

July27 - 4:30pm [S] Patty Stevens [L] Sr. Charlene, Ginny Himes [E] Delora Michel, Ginny Himes, Debbie Hoover, Mary Ann Faustick

July 28- 9am [S] Stephen & Credo Bizimana [L] Julie Himes, Sally Obach [E] Mark Bertolo, Lois DeShayes, Sandy Moritz, Rodie Brun, Mary Jo DuPree, Peggy Falkowski, Luella McQuality

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS LECTORS AND

SERVERS NEEDED AT ST. MARY We need additional Eucharistic Ministers for 4:30pm Saturday Mass at St. Mary Church. Your assistance is needed only 1 weekend per month. We need an additional 4 ministers. If you are interested, please call the office (256-5633) or contact Bob Wolff 253-7339. YOU are being called! We are in need of Lectors for the 4:30pm Saturday Mass and we need Servers for the 9:00am Sunday Mass. Never served before? Not to worry, there is training and if you can read you can lector. We need you out of the pews and into the Sanctuary. To volunteer, please call Les Weller at 254-6615 or call the parish office (256-5633) and leave your name and phone number. This is YOUR PARISH; it's time to get involved!!

PRAY FOR OUR BELOVED SICK of SB In our prayers, let us remember those in need

of the Lord’s healing mercy, especially: Mary Rowe, Carolyn Sallee, Andrew Lewis, Jackie Bristow, Brenda Lewis, Mae Wilkerson, Kenneth Bronston, Zadie Buckner, Mary Helen Spanish, Ruby Hobbs, Chuck Dewitt, Valerie Smith, Minnie Hollis, Alice Coley, Phyllis Coley, Lora Singleton, Mark Wells, Dorothy Navies.

TAKE TEN & CONNECT

With God & With Others Your Faith & Daily Life

Spend 10 minutes reflecting on God’s Word Next Sunday’s scripture: Genesis 18: 20-32

Colossians 2: 12-14; Luke 11:1-13

When has there seemed to be no answer to your prayer?

What has been your response? Describe the change in yourself. From your experience, what keeps you praying or not praying? We all need "daily bread." What does this bread include for you? How are you affected when you are slow to forgive?

ST. BENEDICT THE MOOR

MINISTERS OF SERVICE JULY 21ST –16TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 1st Reader – Tonya Clark, 2nd Reader – Cory Broussard Petitions – Deacon Jernigan Extraordinary Ministers – Juanita Newell, Mary Barker, Janis Lowery, Rose Williams (R) Janice Allen, Robin Craft-Bell, Emmett Orr, Susan Smith (L) JULY 28TH – 17THSUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 1st Reader – Christine Brown, 2nd Reader – Hazel Rountree,; Petitions – Tom Hall; Extraordinary Ministers – Maxine Brooks, Marilyn Armstrong, Sharon Hairston, Jessie Campbell (R); Kim Brown, Joan Kline, Danielle Richardson, Mary O’Basuyi (L) AUGUST 4TH – 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 1st Reader – YOUTH GROUP 2nd Reader – YOUTH GROUP Petitions – YOUTH GROUP Extraordinary Ministers – Juanita Newell, Mary Barker, Janis Lowery, Rose Williams (R); Rita Ellicott, Janice Allen, Emmett Orr, Susan Smith (L)

ST. BENEDICT CALL TO WORSHIP July 21, 2013 Osahon Osa July 28, 2013 Rita Ellicott August 4, 2013 Youth August 11, 2 Tonya Clark

WOMEN'S RETREAT Ms. Grace Neely, St. Dominic Church, Columbus, will hold their 10th annual retreat at Bergamo Retreat Center in Dayton Friday, Aug. 2 to Sunday, Aug. 4. Cost for the weekend retreat includes a 2 night stay and all meals. Double room fees are $150 per person and single room fees are $185 per person. Saturday only fees are $75. Please contact Annette Young at 937-439-4623 for registration forms. Registration deadline is July 21.

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St. Benedict the Moor & St. Mary Churches Pastoral Region One Dayton, OH July 21, 2013

PRAY FOR OUR PARISH

MILITARY MEMBERS

TSgt Timothy Scott Marcum, USAF; SSgt Justin Bentley, USAF; SrA Matthew Bauer, USAF; CPT Brian Hargis, US Army; SSG Lynn Jones, US Army; Saundra Ann Morrell, USN; Ronald Morrell Pruitt, US Army, Capt. Andrew J. Konicki, USMC.; SSgt Christopher DeWitt, USAF, Sgt Alex Zavakas, US Army, SSG Bill Himes US Army; PFC Michael V. Jackson, US Army, PVT Corey Taylor, US Army, Lt. Com. Ryan Jonathan Logan, USN, SGT Stephanie Lewis, US Army, PFC Solomon A. Smith, US Army, SrA Candice Smith, USAF, SR Aaron R. Gorby, USN; Capt. Michael Schloss, USMC, Davion A. Redd, USCG, Pvt Jacob Deis, USMC, SSgt Jennifer Fleischman, USAF.

ORDINATION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Sunday, July 28 3-6pm at St. Benedict Church, we are celebrating career milestones for our Pastor, Fr. Francis Tandoh, and our Associate Pastor, Fr. Matthew Amaoka-Atta. THE CELEBRATION BEGINS WITH MASS AT

3PM followed by a pot luck dinner from 4-6pm, and you are invited to join us. On July 23rd Fr. Matthew will reach his 25th anniversary of ordination and on July 19th Father Francis Tandoh will reach his 20th anniversary of ordina-tion. Please help us to celebrate our pastors, Father Mat-thew Amaoka-Atta’s and Father Francis Tandoh’s Anniver-saries by bringing one of the items listed below or your fa-vorite cover dish. Please drop your items in to St. Bene-dict on Saturday, July 27 between the hours of 4pm through 6pm if you can’t make it on Sunday afternoon. Monetary donation also accepted.

Please bring the item next to the FIRST letter of your last name.

A thru F……….Salads

G thru H………… Macaroni/cheese or

Greens-(Collard,

Mustard), or Rice

I thru L………. Fruits

M thru R………. Vegetable Dish

S thru V………. Breads/Rolls W thru Z………. Desserts

A TRIBUTE TO OUR LADY OF FATIMA The Spiritual Center of Maria Stein is proud to host “A Tribute to Our Lady of Fatima” Friday, August 9 at 7:30 p.m. The event will begin with Mass led by Fr. Rob Muhlenkamp, a native of Coldwater, OH. After dark, a lighted Rosary will begin to form on the grounds as each prayer is prayed over an intercom for all to hear. The event will conclude with a procession around the grounds of the Spiritual Center. A statue of Our Lady of Fatima shipped from Portugal is used for the celebration. Bring your rosary, lawn chair, and flashlight for this most prayerful event. Donations accepted for candles and holders. Visit www.spiritualcenter.net for more information and directions.

WILL WE SEE YOU AT THE PARTY? We need to know how many parishioners from both of our parishes are planning on attending the Anniversary Celebration for Fr. Francis and Fr. Matthew. Please fill out the box below and drop it in the collection THIS WEEKEND. Thank you!

I WILL BE ATTENDING THE

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

ON JULY 28.

THERE WILL BE

___________PEOPLE ATTENDING

CELTIC FESTIVAL United Irish of Dayton proudly presents the twelfth annual Dayton Celtic Festival July26-28 at RiverScape MetroPark, 111 E. Monument Ave. and surrounding streets in Downtown Dayton. Admission is FREE. Festival hours are 6 to 11 p.m. Friday, July 26, Noon to 11 p.m. Saturday, July 27, and10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, July 28. A special Gaelic Mass, celebrated in both English and Gaelic by Father Naos McCool of Duquesne University, will take place on Sunday, July 28, at 10:00 a.m. at the United Irish of Dayton Stage in the new Five Rivers MetroParks Pavilion. Irish dancers and pipers will also be present. Also on Sunday morning, a Celtic Breakfast will be available from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m The Festival will also feature four headliner bands and other regional and local entertainers. Festival-goers can shop for Celtic themed merchandise, sample Celtic and festival foods from popular vendors, drink authentic Irish beers, witness a re-enactment of 18thcentury Highland Scottish life by Clan Desdin, participate in workshops on Celtic art, and watch artisans demonstrating their craft. Children and their families can also enjoy games and crafts in the Rainbow’s End children’s area. For complete information, visit www.unitedirishof dayton.org or call (937)372-9788.

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STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION

Martha and Mary are the focus of this weekend’s Gospel, which abounds with rich themes about hospitality, service, and finding the right balance between action and prayerful attention to the Lord. Christians who are good stewards of their faith life realize that if they are too busy to enjoy peaceful, private time with the Lord, then something is out of balance in their spirituality. If we make time for Mass, but then carry on with our busy schedules without prayer, meditation and reflection, we are missing out. If we find ourselves anxious and harried by life’s routines, could it be a sign that something in our spiritual life needs some serious attention?

DAY OF REFLECTION

Understanding and Living the Creed: We pray the Creed every Sunday, but how do we apply these foundational beliefs to our lives? Fr. David Endres will present a one-day reflection: “With Heart and Mind: Understanding and Living The Creed” at St. Charles, Kettering, on Saturday, August 10, 8:30-3:30. The day includes teachings, Mass, Adoration, and confession. Cost is $25. Please contact Susie Gross at 890-6262 or susie@susiegross.com for more information or to register.

OUR FAITH AND MARY SYMPOSIUM

Everyone is invited to Our Faith and Mary Symposium, July 30-August 1 at the University of Dayton, Kennedy Union Ballroom. Great talks will be given about Mary in Scripture, History, and sharing Faith at work, at home, and in the world. Presenters come from Notre Dame University, Catholic University of America, as well as the University of Dayton. Day-time sessions are aimed for adults and cost $30 a day. The 5 p.m. Mass and 7:30 p.m. cultural events are all free and family-friendly: Mary in Film, the Rosary Rally (outdoor procession in good weather, otherwise multi-media presentation in chapel), and the Marian Hymn Festival. While walk-ins are welcome, advance registration is appreciated for all events: http://ecommons.udayton.edu/ faith_mary/. For more information, contact Clare Jones, (937) 229-4214, or mlimri@udayton.edu.

ARCHDIOCESAN TWEETS

#CatholicCincy may soon be a trending topic on Twitter.

Following in the footsteps of Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati launched its official Twitter account on Wednesday, July 3.

The new account, under the handle @CatholicCincy, is a joint effort between the New Evangelization and the Communications offices of the archdiocese. New Evangelization office Director Sean Ater expects to do much of the tweeting in conjunction with Communications Director Dan Andriacco.

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati has had social media presences on Facebook and You Tube for more than a year. Different archdiocesan offices have each maintained their own social media pages but the addition of the new Twitter handle means there will be an official archdiocesan account on each of the nation’s top three social networks.

Twitter, which was founded in 2006, is a microblogging site. The site allows users to have followers, and to follow the posts of others. Its defining feature is that it limits each post to 140 characters. Another feature allows users to use a hashtag to mark posts with a category that is easy to find. During the March for Life in Washington D.C., for example, users would post their thoughts and write #March4Life. If anyone then searched #March4Life, they would see all the posts with that hashtag.

The fastest growing demographic on Facebook is no longer young people, but their parent's generation. Ater said Twitter has a younger user base, but the growing presence of all generations on social media makes it important for the archdiocese to be represented.

“We used to put people in categories and say the younger generation is using technology and gets all this stuff and the older generation is never going to adopt it,” Ater said. “But I think we’ve seen a slow adoption from the older generation too because that’s just the way the world is moving. Many of them want to communicate with their relatives and get up to date information and the best way to do it now is these new technologies.”

Pope Benedict XVI led by example in December of 2012 by launching @Pontifex, the papal Twitter account. Pope Francis has continued to use the microblogging site to promote the faith and his message. The new @CatholicCincy joins other Catholic dioceses from Ohio on Twitter including Cleveland (@DIOCESEofCLE), Toledo (@DioceseToledo), and Youngstown (@DOYoungstown).

“Twitter is a younger demographic than Facebook usually,” Ater said. “It is quickly becoming one of the best ways to get breaking news. If the pope is on (Twitter), we should be on.”

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