JULY 1, 2018 THE 13TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Our Mission We, Jesus Our Risen Savior Catholic

Church are a community of believers, composed of various ethnic

and cultural backgrounds from all walks of life.

United by our faith in God the Father, we are empowered by Christ and guid-ed by the Holy Spirit to be a beacon of

hope and a welcoming presence of the Church.

We manifest our faith by celebrating the sacraments, sharing in the

Eucharist, and by inviting others to share in our commitment to foster

Jesus’ Gospel values. We are commit-ted to follow the model of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. We are the people of

Jesus, Our Risen Savior Catholic Church .

Mass Schedule Weekends Saturday : 9:00 am

Vigil: 5:00 pm Sundays: 8:00 am 10:00 am 12:00 noon 5:00 pm (español) Holy Days 7:00 pm Vigil Mass 12:00 noon; 6:00 pm; 7:30 pm (español) Daily Mass Monday - Friday: 12:00 noon College Campus Ministry Sunday: (August through May) 7:00 pm, Wofford College Campus

Confessions Saturday: 3:30 - 4:30 pm or by appointment.

Adoration

Perpetual Adoration (24 hours) in the Adoration Chapel next to the church.

Church Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm; Friday: 9:00 am to Noon

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Exegesis

CLERGY Pastor

Rev. Edgardo O. Enverga, CRM

Parochial Vicars

Rev. Kevin Daborbor, CRM Rev. Ryan Dela Peña, CRM

Deacon

Rev. Mr. Peter Curcio

PARISH STAFF RE Assistant

Angeles Sanchez

Director of Youth Ministry Rev. Ryan Dela Peña, CRM

Parish Secretary MJ Weiskircher

Bookkeeper Sharon Dobbins Maintenance

George Bleakley

Outreach St. Vincent de Paul Society

SACRAMENTS BAPTISM: Contact the par ish office for classes and registration. Parents must be registered members of our parish and actively practicing the Roman Catholic faith. MARRIAGE: Contact the par ish office at least six months before your proposed mar-riage date to begin instruction with the priest. Either one or both members of the applying couple must be registered members of our parish for at least six months prior to beginning instruction and actively practicing the Roman Catholic faith. R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): Anyone interested in becoming Catholic, please call the parish office. ANOINTING OF THE SICK: If you or a loved one is sick, please contact the parish office.

*Hearing assistance is available for mass. Inquire at the sacristy.*

Mark 5:21-43

For today’s Gospel, we continue to read from the Gospel of Mark. Last Sunday we heard about Jesus calming the storm, the first of four miracles that Jesus per-forms in the vicinity of the Sea of Galilee. Each of these four miracle stories offers us a glimpse at Jesus’ power. This week we hear about the third and fourth mira-cles, skipping the second miracle, the healing of a man from Gerasene who was possessed by a demon.

Today’s Gospel reports two stories of healing. One story tells us about a father’s great love for his dying daughter. The other story tells us about a desperate wom-an who risks much as she seeks healing from Jesus. In each story, the request for healing is itself a courageous act of faith, and yet very different circumstances are represented by the lives of each suffering person.

Jairus is described as a synagogue official, a man of considerable standing in the Jewish community. Distraught over his daughter’s poor health, he approaches Jesus and asks him to heal her. Although Mark doesn’t provide many details, we can imagine that his daughter has been ill for some time and that her condition is deteriorating.

As Jesus leaves with Jairus, Mark describes a second person who seeks healing from Jesus, a woman with a hemorrhage. This woman secretly touches Jesus from behind and is immediately cured. In response, Jesus turns and asks who touched him. Jesus’ disciples, always a little clueless in Mark’s Gospel, help us envision the scene. The crowds are pushing in on Jesus, and yet he, knowing that power has gone out of him, asks who touched him. The woman could have remained anony-mous, yet at Jesus’ question she steps forward and acknowledges what she has done. Jesus responds by acknowledging her as a model of faith and sends her away in peace.

At this point, we can imagine Jairus’s impatience with Jesus; his daughter is dy-ing and Jesus hasn’t helped him yet. As if to build a sense of urgency, messengers suddenly arrive and confirm Jairus’s worst fear: his daughter has died. Jesus cu-riously ignores their message and reassures Jairus. When they arrive at Jairus’s home, they find family and friends mourning the girl’s death. Jesus enters the room of the dead girl, takes her by the hand, and instructs her to arise. Jairus’s faith in Jesus has not been in vain; his daughter is restored to life.

The contrasts between Jairus and the woman with the hemorrhage are stark and revealing. One is a man, the other is a woman. One is a public official, an im-portant person in the community. The other is a woman who has lost everything to find a cure to a condition that separated her from the community. One ap-proaches Jesus publicly. The other approaches Jesus secretly. Yet in each case, faith leads them to seek out Jesus in their time of need.

The Gospel concludes with Jesus’ instructions to remain silent about this miracle. This is typical of Mark’s Gospel and is sometimes referred to as the messianic secret. Repeatedly, those who witness Jesus’ power and authority are instructed to not speak of what they have witnessed. These instructions appear impossible to obey, and it is difficult to understand the purpose of these instructions. But in each case, they seem to emphasize the fact that each individual, including the reader of Mark’s Gospel, must, in the end, make his or her own judgment about Jesus’ identity. Each individual must make his or her own act of faith in affirming Jesus as God’s Son. Loyolapress.com

Mass Intentions: July 2 through July 8, 2018

Mon., 7/2: Noon - The repose of the souls of the Members of St. Michael’s Pious Union.

Tue., 7/3: Noon - The intentions of Renee Lafferty on her bir thday as requested by

Marty and Diane Dew.

Wed., 7/4: Noon - The repose of the soul of Steve Guilfoyle as r equested by

Mary Guilfoyle.

Thu., 7/5: Noon - The repose of the soul of Andrew Stephen Gergley as requested

by Marty and Diane Dew.

Fri., 7/6: Noon - The repose of the soul of George Zygmuntowicz as requested

by Jane Zygmuntowicz.

Sat., 7/7: 9:00 am - The repose of the soul of Ken Reitmeier as requested by

Barb Reitmeier.

5:00 pm - The intentions of Courtney Wright on her bir thday as

by Judy Huefner.

Sun., 7/8: The 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00 am - The repose of the soul of John Rioux as requested

by the Fraternity of St. Michael.

10:00 am - The intentions of Marty and Diane Dew on their 34th wedding

anniversary.

12:00 pm - The repose of the soul of Ray Kozub as requested by

Nancy Kozub.

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Remember the sick of our parish: Aaron Barett, Cody Barra, Kay Beerman, Rebecca Bernard, Alexis Bezilla, David Bourke, Kristin Brown, Olide Bucci, Rino Bucci, Mary Burr, John Butler, Joann Campana, Pasalic Cazim, Walter Charron, Warren Chick, Michaela Christodolu, Ann Cisler, Ann Clark, Emily Correll, Armando Cortez, Lucy Culbreth, Corinne Danley, Mary Lou Demichele, Jeff Dolin, Angie Donatelli, Anne Drugan, Bartek Dudek, Sandra Eaton, Hugh Ellenwood, Veronica Elverne, Joann Evans, Mary Jane Feagans, Lou Ferringer, Andrea Finucane, Marcia Glenn, Carlan Gombert, Pauline Groothedde, Ingrid Grana, Brian Hamilton, Chris Harris, Jay Harris, Rhonda Boswell Head, George Hillers, Jr., Yvonne Justice, Horst Kaska, Sharen Kaska, Juniper Kennemore, Rebecca Kennemore, Mary Kern, Maria King, Valerie Kirby, Art Krebs, Robert Kulka, Buz Kuzan, Bill Lonon, Maria Lonon, Mary Lubold, Pat Magaletti, Ruth Martin, Louise McCarley, Mickey McGuigan, Ted Mencke, Vera Miller, Bridget Nelson, Erin O’Brien, Mary Onorato, Gerry Owen, Jim Painter, Dale Pallam, Charles Rebello, Mary Elizabeth Rhoads, Jim Riccio, Jane Rioux, Don Risenhoover, Catherine Rizary, Karen Roberts, James Samoya, Ron Schaffer, Paul Schiller, Dan Schramm, John Schwartz, Kim Scott, Ron Sposato, Kerry Sposato, Jenny Stephens, Lily Stiwell, Diane Tierney, Dottie Towery, Ann Turnage, Tina Turon, Dorothy Urban, Debbie Volpe, Jerry Volpe, Brian Weiss, Pat Weiss, Anne Williams, Lindsey Wilson, Cecil Dewayne Worley, Daniel Worley, Ed Worley, Juliette Wright, Carolyn Yandle, Jonathan Zatorski, Art Ziegler.

Lord, hold our troops and their families

in your loving hands. Michelle Alano, Maj. S3, Honolulu, HA Regan Allen, Lt.. Col., Ft. Dix, NJ Christopher Baker, E4 Cpl., Afghanistan Curt Lee Byron, Maj. S3, Honolulu, HA Patrick Finucane, Mstr . Sgt., Ft. Campbell, KY Christian Guevara, USN, San Antonio, TX Jorge Herbas, US Army, Special Forces, Iraq Patrick J. Kennemore, CPO., Norfolk, VA Anthony J. Renninger, USAF, Aviano, Italy Maria Renninger, P.F.C., US Army, Ft. Wainwright, AK Russell Self, SC Army National Guard, Afghanistan Tanner Spry, Maj., Norway

JULY 1, 2018

Liturgical Ministers Schedule: July 7/8, 2018

5 8 10 12

EMs Sacristans Lectors Ushers Altar Servers

Readings for the Week: July 2 through July 8, 2018

Mon., 7/2: Am 2:6-10, 13-16; Ps 50; Mt 8:18-22.

Tue., 7/3: St. Thomas the Apostle, Eph 2:19-22; Ps 117; Jn 20:24-29.

Wed., 7/4: Am 5:14-15, 21-24; Ps 50; Mt 8:28-34.

Thu., 7/5: Ss. Anthony Zaccaria, Priest, Elizabeth of Portugal, Am 7:10-17; Ps 19; Mt 9:1-8.

Fri., 7/6: St. Maria Goretti, Virgin, Martyr, Am 8:4-6, 9-12; Ps 119; Mt 9:9-13.

Sat., 7/7: Am 9:11-15; Ps 85; Mt 9:14-17.

Sun., 7/8: The 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Ez 2:2-5; Ps 123; 2 Cor 12:7-10; Mk 6:1-6a.

M. Alano P. Barra G. Bentley K. Hankins M.E. Krebs M. Olle C. Corson F. Falk M. Falk A. Hedbloom M. Owen J. Schroeder E. Boutin M. Boutin J. Cetone K. Neighbors T. Osment M. Weathers A. Boris K. Cook P. Palmer R. Patin G. Towery S. Waddell

J. O’Brien L. Schroeder R. Kreuzer

L. Bui T. Bui T. Kania J. Reisenberg N. Brown N. Kluesener E. Sanders P. Sanders

E. Schmidt A. Schmidt J. Schmidt L. Schmidt S. Corson M. Grodecki F. Zieke L. Zieke R. Cisler R. Stanley R. Tomes J. Culbreth T. Walinski

B. Bui P. Bui T. Bui S. Rodgers P. Andress T. Andress S. Weathers A.. Reyes Avalos E. Reyes Avalos

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MONDAY 7/2 TUESDAY 7/3 WEDNESDAY 7/4

UPCOMING WEEK AT JORS:

Daily Masses and Adoration Adoration: Perpetual Monday - Friday: Rosary - 11:30 am Mass - 12:00 noon Saturday morning: Mass - 9:00 am

6:30 PM KoC 3rd Degree

RE OFFICES - CLOSED

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM LIFE LINE SCREENINGS 10:15 AM Prayer Group 7:00 PM Young Adults 7:00 PM Centering Prayer

RE OFFICES - CLOSED

ALL OFFICES CLOSED.

Baptism Classes in English. Baptism classes in English are held on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 9:30 am. For more information, contact the church office. Baptism Classes in Spanish. Baptism classes in Spanish are held the 2nd Friday of the month at 7:00 pm. For more information, contact the church office.

BAPTISMS If you would like to schedule your child’s Baptism, the sacraments are celebrated on the 3rd Saturday of the month at 10:30 am in Spanish and on the 4th Saturday of the month at 10:30 am in English. For more information, please call the office.

SACRIFICIAL GIVING

Collection for the weekend of June 24, 2018 $11,516.00 Online Giving 1,007.50 $12,523.50

Thank you for your continued support and generosity!

Sick & Shut-in Ministry. When you are unable to come to Sunday Mass, please call the church or have a family member call for you. For more information, call the church office.

. In preparation for the Quinceañera, the student must attend an interview with

THE STUDENT MUST HAVE RECEIVED THE SAC-RAMENT OF CONFIRMATION BEFORE MAKING

Financial Information

Going on vacation? Please use Online Giving to catch up on offertory. Go to Go to www.jorscc.org/onlinegiving to download the app or call Sharon Dobbins in the church office for

more information. Online giving is quick and easy! Your support during summer months help sustain our parish.

**ATTENTION ALL PARISHIONERS** When writing checks to JORS, please use ONLY BLUE OR BLACK INK. The bank is having difficulty pro-cessing colored inks and the checks may returned to you.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION As Independence Day draws near, we think of the men and women of the military who serve with courage and com-petence, some far from home. How does the Church accom-pany them? In 1939, Pope Pius XII created an independent jurisdiction of the Catholic Church called the “Military Vicar-iate.” In 1985 Pope John Paul II created the “Archdiocese for Military Services, USA.” Spanning the globe and serving nearly one and a half million Roman Catholics, more than one thousand priests minister in hospitals, on military bases of all the armed forces, on ships at sea, and on the battlefield. The AMS does not ordain priests, but accepts priests on loan from religious orders and dioceses. In 1824 a Jesuit priest named Adam Marshall enlisted in the Navy and died at sea in 1825. He was assigned as a “schoolmaster,” but he sought out and ministered to Catholic sailors. Twenty years later, President Polk was worried that the war with Mexico was seen as anti-Catholic, so he recruit-ed two Jesuit priests to serve in the army as chaplains. At the time of the Civil War, only about ten percent of Americans were Catholic. Military policies forced Catholic soldiers to attend Protestant services. The Church protested this rule, and many priests volunteered to become chaplains. Their witness and the courage of the “Nuns of the Battlefield” (several or-ders of sisters who assisted Civil War victims) helped temper prejudice against Catholics and pave the way for the life and ministry of this vigorous and unique archdiocese. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Esta semana conmemoramos al apóstol santo Tomás, el cual es normalmente recordado por haber dudado de la resu-rrección de Jesucristo. La incredulidad de este santo es expli-cada en el Evangelio según san Juan (20:19‑31) con la famosa frase: “Si no veo en sus manos la señal de los clavos y no meto mi dedo en el agujero de los clavos y no meto mi mano en su costado, no creeré.” Los latinos somos de culturas religiosas que consideran la incredulidad como algo pecaminoso y camino al ateísmo. Hay que aceptar que la duda es algo normal en el ser humano. Du-do que exista alguien que nunca haya dudado de su fe. Sólo al aceptar esta duda estaremos abiertos a la invitación de Jesús: “Acerca aquí tu dedo y mira mis manos; trae tu mano y méte-la en mi costado, y no seas incrédulo sino creyente.” Santo Tomás aceptó esta invitación y llegó a su gran proclamación de fe: “Señor mío, y Dios mío”. La duda no es mala, para muchos es el camino a una fe más profunda y a un compromi-so mayor. —Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

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St. Vincent de Paul Society Phone Number: (864) 606-1357

ATTENTION DONORS!

“THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!”

Every day of the month is... FOOD COLLECTION DAY!

Leave canned food and non-perishables in the SVDP baskets in the gathering space...

Food needed: Canned tuna, canned chicken, beef stew, hash, soups, canned veggies, fruit, beans, pasta and pasta sauces, mac/cheese, rice, dried beans, oatmeal, grits, cereal, peanut butter, jelly, pancake mix and syrup, laundry detergent and toiletries. Brown paper grocery bags are always needed. Every Thursday starting at 9:00 a.m. the pantry is open and Panera Bread is offered to pantry clients. SVDP clients with appointments will be interviewed at that time. We are still collecting current coupons. PLEASE DE-POSIT THEM IN THE FOOD BASKETS IN THE GATHERING SPACE. If you need coupons, stop by the Food Pantry on Thursdays from 9:00 to Noon.

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St. Vincent de Paul Society

THURSDAY 7/5 FRIDAY 7/6 SATURDAY 7/7 SUNDAY 7/8

9:00 AM SVDP/Food Pantry 1:00 PM Mahjong 6:00 PM Anderson/Lyon Wedding Reh. 7:00 PM Spartoberfest Comm. 7:00 PM Regnum Christi 7:00 PM Spanish Prayer Grp.

RE OFFICES - CLOSED

4:00 PM Anderson/Lyon Wedding 6:30 PM Chantres Quin. Reh. 7:00 PM HS Youth Ministry 7:00 PM Spanish Rosary

RE OFFICES - CLOSED

11:00 AM Chantres Quinceañera 3:30 PM Confessions 5:00 PM Vigil Mass

8:00 AM Mass 10:00 AM Mass 12:00 Noon Mass 5:00 PM Spanish Mass 6:00 PM Spanish Fellowship

When you buy or sell real estate through Rob & Nellie with the Ponce Realty Group, a donation will be made

to Jesus Our Risen Savior to assist in the funding for future building needs at JORS. Rob & Nellie are ac-tive parishioners & Rob is also an active member with the Knights of Columbus. Ponce Realty: 864-590-0590; Rob@theponcerealtygroup.com.

The 13th Carolina Men’s Emmaus Weekend Retreat, July 20-22

Why would I consider and, if so, how can I apply? Easy! 1. Pick up an application in the gathering space of the church; 2. or contact Robert Overton: roverton@limestone.edu (include “Emmaus July 20th” in the subject line) or call (864) 809-4427; 3. or sign up online at https://www.stpaultheapostlespartanburg.org/mens-emmaus. Why should I attend? Men who have attended have reported a closeness and a deeper relationship to God, their families, and to their fellow men, among other experiences. If you feel the Lord is calling you, then fill out an application and join us!

Mobile Meals invites you to join our team of JORS volun-teers to deliver meals to 1,500 homebound neighbors in Spartanburg. All you need is about 1-1/2 hour and an insu-

lated container to transport food. Please call, Vivian Tanner (parishioner) 573-7684 x110, to schedule delivery (M-F).

“ He loves, He hopes, He

waits. Our Lord prefers

to wait Himself for the

sinner for years rather

than keep us waiting an

instant.”

St. Maria Goretti

Registration for next school year, 2018-2019, ill begin on April 26th. The registration forms will be located in the RE Hall-way. Space is limited, so please turn in your registration form ASAP. For more infor-mation, please contact the RE office at Asanchez@jorscc.org or (864) 576-1164, ext. 1109.

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

The R.E Office will be closed this week. July 2 to July 6. Just a reminder that we are NOW taking Registration Forms for the 2018-2019 Religious Education School Year. The deadline to return your forms is

AUGUST 29TH. Registration Forms are located in the R.E. Hall-way. We will be holding a Sunday Registration Fair on July 15 after ALL Masses. Registration times in the afternoon are Thursday and Friday from 5pm to 8pm.

La Oficina de R.E. ó Catecismo estara cerrada esta semana del 2 al 6 de Julio

Se les recuerda que AHORA estamos toman-do Formularios de Registro para el año esco-lar de Educación Religiosa ó Catecismo 2018-2019.

La fecha límite para devolver sus formularios será

EL 29 DE AGOSTO.

Los formularios de inscripción se encuentran en el Pasillo del Catecismo. Tendremos una Feria de Inscripciónes el Domingo 15 de Julio después de TODAS las Misas. Los Horarios de registracion en la tarde son

Jueves y Viernes de 5pm a 8pm .

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YOUTH MINISTRY Yy

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP

FRIDAYS, 7:00 - 8:30 PM

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY - FOR ALL PARISHIONERS AGES 18 TO 35

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY