The Proto-Cathedral of Saint James the Greater 218 West 12 th Street Vancouver, WA 98660 Phone: 360-693-3052 Fax: 360-693-3077 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ProtoCathedral.org The 4th Sunday of Easter — April 26, 2015 Prayer for Vocations G OD O UR F ATHER, we thank you for calling men and women to serve in your Son’s Kingdom as priests, deacons, and consecrated persons. Send your Holy Spirit to help others to respond generously and courageously to your call. May our community of faith support vocations of sacrificial love in our youth and young adults. Through Our Lord Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen. From the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops M ASS S CHEDULE D EVOTIONS Tuesday—Friday: Mass 12:10PM •Rosary: Tuesday—Friday, 11:35AM Saturday morning: 9AM •Mother of Perpetual Help: Wednesday, after the 12:10PM Mass Saturday Vigil Mass: 5PM • Alliance of the Two Hearts: Sunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, 11AM, Adoration on the First Friday of the and 3:30PM in Vietnamese month after the 12:10PM Mass to Holy Days of Obligation Saturday 9AM Masses: 8AM, 12:10PM and 7PM P ARISH O FFICE: Mon.—Fri.: 9AM—4PM S ACRAMENT OF P ENANCE (Closed during noon Mass, Tue.—Fri.) Tuesday—Friday: 11AM—Noon Saturday: 8—8:45AM and 3:30—4:30PM M OTHER J OSEPH C EMETERY Located at 29th & N St., Vancouver P ASTOR & P ARISH S TAFF Rev. W.R. Harris, Pastor Mrs. Connie Sauers, Parish Secretary Mr. Joseph Salazar, Pastoral Assistant for Faith Formation Mr. Scott Powell, Pastoral Assistant for Music and Liturgy Mrs. Connie Jacox, Bookkeeper (available in the Office on Thursdays) Mr. Kha Vu, Parish Custodian Mr. Jake Dykgraaf, Cemetery Sexton Mr. Minh Hoang, Cemetery Custodian PIER GIORGIO AGAPE MINISTRY CONTACTS •Frassati Supper: Tammie Vincent (360) 281-5479 frassatisupper@ hotmail.com •Frassati Cupboard: Barbara Stoltenberg (360) 573-4649 •Frassati Closet: Ann Smith (360) 597-4556 THIS WEEK AT THE PROTO-CATHEDRAL Sunday: -The Breakfast served by our Knights of Columbus is being offered after all three Sunday morning Masses. Proceeds from the breakfast will go to KBVM, our local Catholic radio station (88.3 FM) which reaches 2.4 million listeners. The breakfast after the 7:30 AM Mass includes Alliance of the Two Hearts “The spiritual lives of our families are strengthened through our Holy Hour.” — Saint John Paul II - Early Church Series — 7 PM, Upper Hall Monthly Alliance of the Two Hearts and Eucharistic Adoration will resume in May. Adoration will begin after the 12:10 PM Mass on Friday, May 1st continuing throughout the evening and ending with Benediction prior to the 9 AM Mass on Saturday, May 2nd. All are welcome to come spend some time with Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. For scheduling or to sign-up for a regular hour, please contact Denisea Kampe at 910-381-2905 or email [email protected]. Thursday: - Cenacle of Life — 10 AM, in the Church - Frassati Supper — 5-6:30 PM, Lower Hall Pier Giorgio Agape Ministry pancakes, eggs, sausage, diced peaches, orange juice and instant oatmeal. After the 9:00 and 11:00 AM Masses light fluffy biscuits with gravy is added to the menu. - Faith Formation Classes (grades K-12) — Noon, Upper Hall - Vietnamese Faith Formation — 1:30 PM, Hall - In Mulieribus Concert — 7PM, in the church Wednesday: - Pro-Life Marian Prayer Group — 10AM, Lower Hall - Frassati Closet — 5-6:30 PM, Upper Hall Friday: - Church Cleaning — 8 AM, Church - Alliance of the Two Hearts — after 12:10 Mass - Frassati Cupboard (food distribution) — 1-2 PM, Lower Hall - RCIA — 7 PM, Upper Room Saturday: - Pro-Life Conference 8:15 to 9 PM Next Sunday: - Our St. Martha’s Apostolate hosts a “Welcome New Parishioners” on the first weekend of every month. - Pier Giorgio Agape Ministry: Collecting food donations/gear - May Crowning: in conjunction with the 11 AM Mass - Faith Formation will have the final class of this school year Donation for the Frassati Supper and the Frassati Closet are collected on the first Sunday of each month (after the Saturday Vigil and Sunday morning Masses). All donated items can be placed along the back wall of the church, in front of the visitor confessional. Volunteers will be available should you bring any perishable items that need to be put away in the kitchen before Mass commences. Please let them know if you have any perishable items. Below are the lists of what is currently needed. FRASSATI SUPPER — FOOD DONATIONS □ Salt □ Black pepper □ Granulated garlic □ Parsley □ Frozen corn □ Frozen peas □ Frozen mixed vegetables □ Extra Virgin Olive oil □ Lemonade Mix □ Instant Iced Tea mix □ Hot coco mix □ Regular coffee (ground) □ Decaffeinated coffee (ground) □ Rolls paper towels □ White dish towels □ Boxes of white place mats □ Bleach (gallon size) □ Bar towels (white) □ Hot mittens/pads (heavy duty) FRASSATI CLOSET — SPRING GEAR NEEDED This Sunday, April 26th, 7 PM at the Proto-Cathedral This concert will feature Dufay, Binchois, Dunstable, Penalosa, Plummer and others inspired by Song of Songs, a love poem full of powerful imagery. For tickets call 800-494-TIXS or go to www.boxofficetickets.com. For more information on the ensemble go to www.inmulieribus.com. Mother’s Day Novena cards are available in the vestibule of our Church. You may use the cards for mothers both living and deceased. The nine Masses offered will begin on Mother’s Day, May 10th. Suggested donation $10 per card. Here is the list of new and gently used items needed. MENS ITEMS □ Jeans - all sizes □ Shorts - all sizes □ Colored T-Shirts - sizes medium, large, XL, 2XL & 3XL □ Sweat pants - sizes medium, large, XL and 2XL □ Shoes/boots- sizes 10 and up □ Socks WOMENS ITEMS □ Jeans - size 16 and up □ Socks □ Sweat pants- sizes med, large & XL GEAR □ Backpacks □ Sturdy waterproof bags □ Tarps Thank you all for your gifts of food, survival gear, Time, Talent and Treasure! See the other side of this page for more details, including registration and contact information, as well as the conference schedule. Pro-Life Conference May 2 nd , Here at the Proto-Cathedral Conf er en ce Th em e: Th e Dia bolical System of Imposing Death A conference will be held to combat the culture of death and protect human life from true conception until true death. Sponsored by Life Guardian Foundation, the event will open your eyes and inspire you to promote the culture of life. Registration begins at 8:15 AM, and Mass is at 9AM. The conference concludes at 9 PM. Nationally-renowned speakers will begin riveting educational presentations at 10 AM. Conference Speakers: • Bobby Schindler is the Executive Director of the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network which works to protect the lives of the medically vulnerable and disabled from the threat of euthanasia. • Paul A. Byrne, M.D. was President of the Catholic Medical Association (USA). • Mercedes Arzú Wilson is Founder and President of Family of the Americas Foundation, which is dedicated to teaching and training instructors in the Natural Family Planning. • Walter B. Hoye II is Founder and President of the Issues4Life Foundation, which targets and works directly with Black American leaders nationwide to strengthen their stand against abortion on demand. Conference registration is $45. You can select your box lunch option at the time of registration. You may also bring your own lunch if you prefer. To register go to: www.TheLifeGuardianFoundation.org. If you have any question please contact: •Bernice Jones ([email protected]), 360-892-5074 or 360-518-1208 •Ann Makar ([email protected]), 360-910-1907 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE All activities in parish hall unless otherwise noted (Schedule is subject to change) 8:15 Registration Opens 9:00 - 10:00 Mass (In Church) 10:15 - 10:25 Welcome and Introduction 10:30 - 11:20 Bishop Rene Gracida Topic: The Culture of Death and the Silence of the Church 1:15 - 2:05 Mercedes Wilson Topic: Silent Demise of the Christian World 2:10 - 3:00 Walter B. Hoye II Topic: Modern-Day Medical Apartheid 3:00 - 3:20 Break 11:25 - 12:15 Paul A. Byrne, M.D Topic: Deception of “Brain Death” Imposes True Death 3:25 - 4:15 Bobby Schindler Topic: How the Case of Terri Schiavo Affects us All 12:20 - 1:15 Lunch and Q&A 4:20 - 5:55 Question/Answer Period 6:00 Conference concludes with dinner and informal conversation The Early Church Series Wednesdays at 7 PM in the Parish Upper Hall This week’s topic is “Heroes of God.” We will look into the role of St. Martin of Tours, St. Ambrose, St. Augustine, St. John Chrysostom and St. Jerome. Today we heard from Matthew Lontz, a seminarian of the Archdiocese of Seattle. He provided a personal witness as to how your gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal Campaign supports over 60 ministries and services in the Archdiocese. We recognize that through your generosity to the Appeal, 28 seminarians are provided support, over 108,000 individuals who seek help through Catholic Community Services will be cared for, our 11 high schools and 63 elementary schools serving over 22,253 students. Please join in saying ‘YES’ to supporting the many faithful servants throughout our Archdiocese who continue to provide the services and ministries needed to provide a Future Full of Hope for all! Thank you if you have already made your gift to the Appeal! If not, please fill out a pledge envelope today or go online to donate: www.seattlearchdiocese.org/donate Congratulations & Welcome to those Baptized here on April 18th Logan Cookson, Charlotte Murgo, Alyssa Braaten Congratulations to those who received their First Communion here last Sunday, April 19th IGNITE YOUR TORCH PLANNING MEETING FOR TEENS AND PARENTS T UESDAY , M AY 5 TH , 7 PM , L OWER H ALL All teens (8th grade—High School) and their parents are welcome to get more details on attending this amazing conference. Please come whether you attended the initial information pizza party or not. We will be planning more fundraisers, and discussing registration, financial aid, as well as other practical aspects. For more information on the conference go to www.ignitenw.org. If you have questions about the meeting contact Joseph in the parish office. Payton Anderson, Mia Boyden, Sean Cassidy, Boris Christensen, Kuentin Collard, Lily Cookson, Brian Deming, Madeline Estilette, Jared Gottsch, Gabriel Gottsch, CamrineRaedelle Ianu, Benjamin Long, Theresa Marie Nehnevaj, Eli Nickelsen, Max Salazar, Sam Shepherd Ma ss Int e nt ions f o r This Week Tuesday, 12:10 pm — Randy Harris Wednesday, 12:10 pm — Erik Feider Thursday, 12:10 pm — Fr. Donald Kinney, OCD Friday, 12:10 pm — Poor Souls of Mother Joseph Cemetery Saturday, 9 am — Sue Golik Weekly Parish Stewardship of Treasure April 12, 2015 Loose $2,095 Envelopes: $4,701 Thank you for your continued Online Giving: support of the Proto-Cathedral Total: of St. James the Greater. $1,488 $8,284 Please suppor t these adver tisers who make this bulletin possible Fazio Bros . Sand CO, INC Vision. Commitment. Results. 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