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SST. MARY, OUR LADY OF THE PRESENTATION CATHOLIC CHURCH MAY 16, 2021
1062 CHARNELTON ST., EUGENE, OR 97401 PHONE: 541-342-139 FAX: 541-334-6996
WEBSITE: STMARYEUGENE.COM EMAIL: [email protected]
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SSunday, May 16 Domingo 16 de Mayo
Jesus commissions his disciples to baptize in his name, reminding them that he is always present through his Spirit. Having ascended to his Father amid cries of gladness, we are to be his witnesses for we have been gifted with his Spirit of wisdom and revelation. Let us, there-fore, live in a manner worthy of the call we have received.
Jesús encarga a sus discípulos que bauticen en su nombre, recordándoles que él está siempre presente a través de su Espíritu. Ha-biendo ascendido a su Padre en medio de gritos de alegría, debemos ser sus testigos por-que hemos sido dotados de su Espíritu de sa-biduría y revelación. Vivamos, por tanto, de una manera digna de la llamada que hemos recibido.
Next Week’s Readings: Lecturas de la próxima semana:
Acts /Hch 2:1-11 Ps 104:1, 24, 29—31, 34
Salmo 103, 1ab y 24ac. 29bc-31y34 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 Jn 20:19-23
Mass Intentions Intenciones de misas
May 17-23 / 17-23 de mayo
~ 8:00 Daily Masses/Misas diarias ~ Tue/Mar ~ Prayer Service
Wed/Mié ~ Poor Souls in Purgatory Thu/Jue ~ Fionnaula Meenaghan † Sat/Sab ~ Kathleen Malinowski †
~ 12:15 Daily Masses/Misas diarias ~ Mon/Lun ~ Intentions of Maritza Holowatz
Tue/Mar ~ Intentions of Doug & Eileen Keeler Wed/Mié ~ Rex & Valetta Kays † Thu/Jue ~ James Perry Talley † Fri/Vie~ Susan Burkholder †
~ Sunday Masses/Misas dominicales ~
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Daniel & Gayle Aldridge † 7:30 am ~ Robert Bailes †
9:00 am ~ Intentions of Kirsten Keller 11:00 am ~ John & Emma Lorenz †
1:00 pm ~ For Parishioners/ Para feligreses 5:30 pm ~ Intentions of Sarah Heinen
In Our Prayers …all those who are ill, including:
En Nuestras Oraciones ... todos los que están enfermos, incluidos:
Rosie Andreason, Manuel & Marilyn Betonio, Jason Brown, Marissa Bruns, Juan Gonzalez Cortez family, Severina Cox,
Dolores Cunha, Flor DeLuz Cervantes, Ken & Sylvia Doggett, David Faulkner, Cynthia Fellez, Sharon Foster, Wayne Hanson,
Maya Henry, Walt & Nancy Hunter, Jackie Larsen, Edward Martinuzzi, Evelyn O’Boyle, Denny O’Donnell,
Gaye Rittal, Elsie Rodriguez, Jim Schultz, Dick & Jean Sellers, John & Linda Simpson, Mary Ann Sondag, Tary Tobin,
Dee Weaver, and Jeanne Wharton
In Loving Memory We pray for the repose of the souls of our loved ones, including:
En memoria amorosa Oramos por el reposo de las almas de nuestros seres queridos, incluyendo:
Donald & Linda Damon, Gerald Kirsch, Eva Lou Fleming, and Jane Dormuth
Mass Schedule / Horario de misas Daily Mass/ Misa diaria
8:00 am: Tuesday - Thursday & Saturday Martes a jueves y sábado
12:15 pm: Monday through Friday/Lunes a viernes Sunday Mass/ Misa dominical:
5:30 pm: Latin Vigil (Saturday/sábado) 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am,
1:00 pm Misa en Español, 5:30 pm Life Teen
Reconciliation / Reconciliación Wednesdays/Miércoles - 11:00 am to 12:00 pm
Fridays/Viernes - 11:00 am to 12:00 pm Saturdays/Sábado - 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
In the Parish Center/En el Centro Parroquial
Adoration Chapel Capilla de Adoración
Daily/Diariamente - 6:00 am to 8:00 pm
St. Mary Parish Staff
Pastor - Rev. Ron Nelson Parochial Vicar - Rev. Henry Guillén-Vega
Retired Assisting Priest/part time - Rev. Bryce McProud Parish Seminarian - Matthew Knight
Pastoral Associate - Marybeth Schombert
Business Manager - Rose Burke Director of Outreach Ministry - Lilly Hagen Director of Music/part time - David Phillips
Coord. Youth Sacramental Prep/part time - Julie Rutledge-Sanchez Coordinator of Religious Education/part time - Sharon Dunham
Sacramental Registrar - Margaret Fleming Administrative Assistant – Brenda Maddux
Lead Custodian - James Du Chateau Assistant Custodian/part time - Joe Crandall
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Mass Policies
We are no longer taking reservations for regularly occur-ring Masses. All weekend and daily Masses are open to the first 130 individuals. Overflow seating for live stream and Eucharist during Communion is available for most Masses. Masks and physical distancing requirements remain in place, we appreciate your compliance with these guide-lines.
Parish Office Hours
Monday/Lunes 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday/Martes 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Wednesday/Miércoles 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Thursday/Jueves 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Friday/Viernes 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Due to COVID Risk levels the office is closed to visi-tors. Please call 541-342-1139 with questions or to schedule an appointment .
Cuando la oficina parroquial vuelve a abrir, habrá ayuda en español por teléfono desde las 9:00 am hasta el mediodía el primer y tercer lunes de cada mes.
Parish Directories We have extra copies of the church directory for $5.00 each. Please call the office at 541-342-1139 if you would like to purchase one.
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Please support our bulletin advertisers. Their generosity al-lows our bulletins to be published without cost to the parish.
Apoye a los anunciantes de nuestro boletín. Su generosi-dad permite que nuestros boletines sean publicado sin cos-to para la parroquia.
Weekly Offertory for May 2 Ofertorio Semanal para el 2 de mayo
Offertory/Ofertorio $ 9,341.46 WeShare online giving/en línea $ 2,080.00 Mother’s Day/Día de la Madre $ 365.00 Total Offertory/Ofertorio total $11,786.46 +/- -7,213.54
April Need/Necesidad de abril $19,000.00
Monthly Offertory for March 2021 Ofertorio mensual de marzo de 2021
Income: Budget: Offertory/Ofertorio $44,601.12 $44,165.00 WeShare Online $31,655.00 $20,700.00 Easter Flowers $ 2,997.00 $ 450.00 Altar Renovation $ 6,500.00 Other Income $ 4,817.21 $ 5,501.50
Total $90,570.33 $70,816.50 +/- +19,753.83
Give to St. Mary via text message. Text “StMary” to 1-800-950-9952,
click on the link and complete your gift. Simple, safe, and convenient.
Dar a Santa María por mensaje de texto. Envía "StMary" al 1-800-950-9952,
haga clic en el enlace y complete su donación.
Archbishop’s catholic appeal To date, St. Mary has had 123 parishioners contrib-ute to the Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal with contri-butions of $31,273.00 towards St. Mary’s goal of $81,509.00. It is not too late to make your contribu-tion. Appeal envelopes are located in the vestibule of the church go directly to https://advance.archdpdx.org/aboutaca to give online in the coming days. We would like 100% participation in showing our support of Archbishop Sample and our Catholic Church in western Oregon.
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Altar Dedication Mass With Archbishop Sample
Join us on Thursday, May 20, as Archbishop Sample celebrates the 12:15 Mass and dedicates our High Altar after its relocation back to the original 1927 placement. Mass sign up will be required for this special occa-sion Mass. Sign up opens Monday, May 10, at 10:00 am and closes Tuesday, May 18, at 10:00 am. If you do not have internet access please call the Parish Office, at 541-342-1139 to reserve space.
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Are you being called to volunteer?
We desperately need Ushers at all weekend Masses. Are you able to arrive 30 minutes early to Mass, warmly greet others and help your brothers and sisters in Christ find space in an open pew one or more Sundays each month? If you are able to help, or if you need more information, please call the Parish Office at 541-342-1139 for details.
Why are we looking at the sky? Men of Galilee — why are you looking at the sky? It seems like a pretty foolish question for the angels to be asking the disciples. Their best friend just flew away in a cloud. I think in that situation, my first reaction would probably be to stop and stare, too. But let’s not forget, the disciples had a lot of work to do. A world full of souls to evangelize. I’ve always been a little amused at the thought of the angels shooing them down from Mount Olivet. Get to work! The kingdom isn’t going to build itself! In our own faith lives, we often find ourselves looking at the sky, don’t we? We’re the faithful, after all. We have seen Christ. We have accepted him. We have given ourselves to him. What more do we need to do? Perhaps we excessively dwell on the past, or anxiously anticipate the future. Perhaps we can’t move on from a mistake we have made, or we are shying away from a challenge in front of us. We all have our own cloud that has be-witched us. But let’s remember, our faith compels action. Once again, the kingdom isn’t going to build itself. Why are you looking at the sky? The work is here. The hour is at hand. A good steward is to be mindful of the gift of time. What’s the mountain you need to climb down? What is the task God is handing you? For what purpose has God placed you here, at this very moment in history? — Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
Mother’s Day Remembrance
These mothers were remembered in the Masses celebrated in our parish on Mother’s Day: Alice Bentkover
Mary Chambers Kathryn Dolechek Jane Dormuth Vanice Feldman Helen Halka Ball Gerry Halstead Phyllis Lang Joan Lindseth Laurie Moore Mary Ellen Moore Guadalupe Ochoa Margaret Palaniuk Wladyslawa Pawelec Dorothy Plumlee Elsie Rodriguez Edythe Young Frances Ziolkowski
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CConsider Vocations “Whoever drinks the water I shall give will never be thirsty.” Is the Holy Spirit preparing you to share the Lord’s mission as a priest, deacon, or in the conse-crated life? Contact the Vocation Office at 503-233-8368 or at [email protected].
Project Melchizedek: Vocation Discernment Small Group
Have you ever thought about becoming a priest? Join us for Project Melchizedek, a group open to all Catholic men high school age and older, to learn what the priesthood is all about and get practical advice on how to discern the Lord’s will. Find out m o r e a n d r e g i s t e r t o j o i n u s at melchizedekeugene.com.
Catholic Q & A
What is the meaning of the letters that professed religious have after their names?
The Catholic Church includes hundreds of religious communities. The priests, religious brothers, religious sisters, and nuns of these communities (which are of-ten referred to as “religious orders”) are committed to particular spiritual traditions and often to a particular charism (such as teaching, healthcare, social work, or pastoral care). To help identify a person as a member of a particu-lar religious community, the custom developed of in-cluding post-nominal letters that provide a sort of shorthand for the name of the community that the priest, brother, sister or nun is part of. So, for example OSB after a person’s name would indicate that they are a member of the Order of St. Benedict (the Bene-dictines), just as SJ would indicate that a priest or brother is a member of the Society of Jesus (the Jesu-its) or RSM would show that a woman is a Sister of Mercy.
Other common examples include: DC = Daughters of Charity FSC = The Brothers of the Christian Schools/Christian Brothers OCist = The Order of Cistercians OCD = Order of Discalced Carmelites OFM = The Order of Friars Minor (the Franciscans) OFM Cap = The Capuchin Franciscans OP = The Order of Preachers (Dominicans) OSF=Franciscan Sisters SC = Sisters of Charity SDS = Society of the Divine Savior (Salvatorian Priests and Brothers and Salvatorian Sisters) SSND = School Sisters of Notre Dame SVD = Society of the Divine Word (Divine Word Mis-sionaries)
Gospel Meditation There is always something very tender and heart-warming about a kiss. When someone who loves us offers us a kiss, it sends a clear message that we are valued and special. We occupy a unique place in their lives and have a distinct purpose. Kissing cele-brates the wonder and beauty of human life. In a very powerful way, we are connected, through inti-mate touch, with another human being. With the in-carnation of Christ, God kissed humanity. God, re-vealed so perfectly in Jesus Christ, showed us that we have value and are made in God’s image and like-ness. Mortal human beings radiate with the presence of God and are worthy enough to reveal the intima-cy of the Divine Mystery. The human race is not simply something God created from a distance but some-thing special within which God dwells. It is no wonder then, why the poor hold such an honored place in Jesus’ ministry. They speak of God’s love and they cry out for the compassion that is due them as children of God. Justice is about setting rela-tionships right because we are all filled with God’s love and have dignity. The human story is understood as a partnership, a true and new covenant, celebrat-ing a love relationship between all of creation and their Creator. It is a story that does not end with the Cross or even the Resurrection. The story finds its hap-py ending in the Ascension. Our human narrative is still evolving and moving ever more closely toward that day when all will be one in Christ. Jesus now sits at the right hand of the Father as the Christ of God. In the ascended state, we see what we are all meant to become and have before us the transformed life that awaits all of creation. The disci-ples got a glimpse of what this transfiguration would be on the holy mountain and it is an essential part of the Good News we are called to proclaim! Christ, now ascended to the Father, sets our paths straight and gives us a look at what awaits us. The day-to-day challenges of life often find us struggling with our in-completeness. Today’s celebration gives us the strength to persevere, knowing that we’ll eventually be well. May our hearts be enlightened so that we can know this hope and the surpassing greatness of Christ’s power!
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Página en Español 16 de mayo de 2021
Información Para La misa Domingo 1:00 pm
La política de máscaras de la gobernadora Brown requiere que todos nosotros, a partir de los cinco años, usemos una máscara en la Misa. Estén preparados con sus máscaras y observen la distancia social, especialmente entrando y saliendo de la iglesia.
Pensando en vocaciones “Y ellos salieron y fueron a proclamar la Buena Noti-cia por todos lados mientras el Señor obraba en ellos? Si estás discerniendo la vocación de proclamar el Evangelio de Jesús come sacerdote, diácono o religioso/a, llama a la Oficina de Vocaciones al 503-233-8368 o escribe a [email protected].
Proyecto Melquisedec: Grupo de Discernimiento Vocacional
¿Alguna vez han pensado en ser sacerdote? Únase a nosotros para el "Proyecto Melquisedec," un grupo abierto a todos los hombres católicos de edad de secundaria y mayor para aprender más de lo que es el sacerdocio y obtener avisos prácticos para discer-nir la voluntad del Señor. Descubre más y registrarse para la siguiente sesión en melchizedekeugene.com. No tiene que haber asistido a sesiones presiones para unirse al grupo.
MEDITACIÓN DEL EVANGELIO "Con su Ascensión el Señor Resucitado atrae nuestra mirada al Cielo, para mostrarnos que la meta de nues-tro camino es el Padre" (Papa Francisco). La Solemni-dad de la Ascensión es un tiempo para disfrutar de la alegría Pascual de un modo diferente. Jesús sube al Padre, de donde vino, y está sentado a la derecha de Dios. Vuelve a la casa del Padre y eso debe de llenar de gozo al cristiano. La raíz de nuestra esperanza es el gozo y la fe. El reto está lanzado, la misión espera y hay mucho campo para trabajar. Esto conlleva una invita-ción a responder al discipulado. “Vayan por todo el mundo y anuncien la Buena Nue-va a toda la creación. El que crea y se bautice, se sal-vará; el que se niegue a creer será condena-do” (Marcos 16:15-16). Jesús nos marcó la tarea, es nuestro deber hacerla con atención y cuidado. Partici-par en la misión encomendada de Dios es un privilegio confiado a los que tienen fe. Jesús dejó las herramien-tas listas para ser usadas. Los once salieron de sus mie-dos y comenzaron a predicar el Evangelio: “Ellos por su parte, salieron a predicar en todos los lugares, el Señor actuaba con ellos y confirmaba el mensaje con los mi-lagros que los acompañaban”. (Mateo 16:20). El desa-fío, hoy, es ser un nuevo Jesús para la sociedad actual. ¿Cómo es el desafío? ¿Dónde está el desafío? San Ig-nacio de Loyola lo miraba de este modo: “Ser contem-plativos en la acción”. Contemplar es buscar a Dios en la oración, y la acción es escuchar y acompañar al que lo necesite. ¡Gracias, Señor por la misión!
RRetrouvaille ¿Pensando sobre la separación o el divorcio?
¿Es tu matrimonio, el de un familiar o una amis-tad encarrilándose hacia el divorcio? ¿Sientes que no puedes hacer nada en esta situación? Retrouvai-lle está diseñado para ayudar a matrimonios en difi-cultad para que recobren su estabilidad. Ayuda a los esposos a redescubrir el amor, la confianza y el com-promiso que los trajo juntos a esta relación. El progra-ma es muy eficaz en ayudar a los matrimonios donde hay mucho dolor, incluyendo parejas que ya se sepa-raron o se han divorciado. Retrouvaille es para las parejas que desean tener un redescubrimiento en su matrimonio y mejorar su comunicación. Para cono-cer testimonios, información o para registrarse para el fin de semana en Junio 4-6, 2021 en Mount Angel, Oregon, llame al 1-800-966-7981 o visite el sitio www.retrouvaille.com.
2021 La Campaña Católica de la Comunicación Hoy realizaremos la colecta para la Campaña Ca-tólica de la Comunicación (CCC). Tu apoyo ayuda a la CCC a conectar a las personas con Cristo y construye comunidades católicas en los Estados Uni-dos y alrededor del mundo, utilizando la Internet, la televisión, la radio y los medios impresos. La mitad de los fondos recaudados permanece aquí en la Arqui-diócesis de Portland en Oregon para financiar los es-fuerzos locales. Sé parte de esta campana para di-fundir el mensaje del Evangelio. ¡Apoya a la colecta hoy! Para Informarte más, vista www.usccb.org/ccc.
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CCalendar of Events Sunday, May 16
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD
7:30 † Mass 9:00 † Mass (streamed) 11:00 † Mass (streamed) 1:00 † Misa (transmitido) 5:30 † Life Teen Mass
Monday, May 17 12:15 † Mass (streamed)
Tuesday, May 18 8:00 † Prayer Service
12:15 † Mass (streamed)
7:00 ~ RCIA 7:00 ~ Spanish Adult Prep
Wednesday, May 19 8:00 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation 12:15 † Mass (streamed)
Thursday, May 20 8:00 † Mass
12:15 † Mass (streamed) High Altar Dedication
with Archbishop Sample 6:00 ~ Holy Hour
Friday , May 21 11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass (streamed)
Saturday, May 22 8:00 † Mass (streamed)
3:00 ~ Reconciliation 5:30 † Latin Vigil Mass
Sunday, May 23 PENTECOST SUNDAY
7:30 † Mass 9:00 † Mass (streamed) 11:00 † Mass (streamed) 1:00 † Misa (transmitido)
4:30 ~ Charismatic Prayer Group 5:30 † Life Teen Mass
Monday, May 24 BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
MOTHER OF THE CHURCH 12:15 † Mass (streamed)
Tuesday, May 25 8:00 † Prayer Service
12:15 † Mass (streamed)
Wednesday, May 26 St. PHILIP NERI, PRIEST
8:00 † Mass 11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass (streamed)
Thursday, May 27 8:00 † Mass
12:15 † Mass (streamed) 6:00 ~ Holy Hour
Friday , May 28 11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass (streamed)
Saturday, May 29 8:00 † Mass (streamed)
3:00 ~ Reconciliation 5:30 † Latin Vigil Mass
Sunday, May 30 TRINITY SUNDAY
7:30 † Mass 9:00 † Mass (streamed) 11:00 † Mass (streamed) 1:00 † Misa (transmitido)
4:30 ~ Charismatic Prayer Group 5:30 † Life Teen Mass
Monday, May 31 MEMORIAL DAY
9:00 † Mass (streamed)
Parish Office Closed
Catholic in Recovery Catholic in Recovery is a free Catholic sacramental recovery fellowship for those seeking freedom from addictions and unhealthy attachments. Weekly meet-ings are held Tuesdays, at 7:00 pm, in the St. Paul Room of St. Paul Catholic Church. Walk-ins are wel-come. Contact Jeremy for more information at [email protected]. St. Paul is located at 1201 Satre Street, in Eugene.
Usccb catholic Communication Campaign
Today we take up the collection for the Catholic Communications Campaign (CCC). Your support helps the CCC connect people to Christ and builds Catholic communities in the United States and around the world using internet, television, radio, and print media. Half the funds we collect remain here in the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon to support local efforts. Be part of this campaign to spread the Gos-pel message. Support the collection today! To learn more, visit www.usccb.org/ccc.
Calendar Update: On Tuesday, May 18, and Tuesday, May 25, there will be a Prayer Service at 8:00 am, and not a Mass. Monday, May 31, is Memorial Day. There will be one Mass at 9:00 am and the Parish Office will be closed.
Get Ready for Heaven The Marist Foundation will help you get Ready for Heaven on Sunday, June 6, at a free workshop at the Marist campus, with an online option available. Learn the Catholic perspective on end-of-life deci-sions including Advance Directives and funeral rites– and how to communicate your wishes to your chil-dren. The live panel discussion will begin at 2:00 p.m. Presenters include Alan Thayer, Business Lawyer- In-novative Law Group, parishioner-St. Thomas More Newman Center; Donald J. Schroeder, MD, Orthope-dic Surgeon, parishioner- St. Mark; and Father Em-manuel Taylor, O.P., (invited) Pastor, St. Thomas More Newman Center. To register, please contact Rebec-ca at 541-914-8180 [email protected]. Thank you!
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