St. Henry Catholic Church
346 N.W. First Street, Gresham, Oregon 97030
503-665-9129 / sthenrygresham.org
Fax: 503-665-8238
March 1, 2015
Mass Schedule
Sunday Masses:
8:30am & 11:00am
Monday:
8:00am Communion Service
Tuesday— Saturday Mass:
8:00am
Saturday Vigil Mass:
5:00pm
Saturday:
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
3:00—4:30 pm
Our Mission
St. Henry Catholic Church
is a community of
Christian believers striving to build
God’s kingdom on earth for all
people. We accept the mission
from Jesus Christ to love God
above all else and to love
our neighbor as ourselves.
Staff
Pastor………………………………Fr. Charles Zach
Deacon………………………………....Lou De Sitter
Business Manager………………………Joan Myers
Faith Formation………………….Jeanne Chambers
Liturgy / Sacraments…………………..….Sara Wise
Music…………………………….......Barbara Adams
RCIA / Adult Ed……………………..Connie Ostlund
Care Ministry……………………….…….Mari Spring
Youth Ministry………………………...Dave Crepeau
Admin. Assist…………………….…...Terri Heitzman
Maintenance………………………………....Tim Fast
Administrative Council
Development……………………..….…..Marje Ferek
Vicky Leliefeld
Finance ………………………………...…Rod Moritz
Kathy Thompson
John Foley
Build/Grounds…………………………….Tom Barrie
Shane Tercek
Pastoral Council
Chair…………………………………….Glenn Zmuda
Vice Chair/Admin Rep…………….....Charlie Marino
Secretary………………………...….Stella Armstrong
Formation……………………………….....Larry Rose
Evangelization………………………..….Paul Palmer
Marcy Marlow
Liturgical……………………………….…..Doug Klein
Organization…………………………….….Art Abbott
Calendar 3/1—3/8
March 1 Sunday 8:30am & 11:00am
Lent 2
Knights of Columbus Breakfast 9:30am (GYM)
Library 9:30am—10:50am (LIB)
Chaplet of Divine Mercy 9:30am & 10:30am (ADCP)
Elem. Faith Form. & Sacramental Prep 9:45am (P/C)
Nursery 11:00am (RM 4)
St. Anne Spanish Mass 1:30pm (CH)
Adult Basket Ball 4:00pm (GYM)
Calendar Continued…
March 8 Sunday 8:30am & 11:00am Masses
Day Light Savings ~ Clocks ahead 1 Hour
Lent 3
Pastor’s Talk’s 9:45 am (KC Hall)
Library 9:30am—10:50am (LIB)
Chaplet of Divine Mercy 9:30am & 10:30am (ADCP)
Elem. Faith Form. & Sacramental Prep 9:45am (P/C)
Coffee & Donuts 9:45am (GYM) by Youth Ministry
Nursery 11:00 (RM 4)
St. Anne Spanish Mass 1:30pm (CH)
Adult Basket Ball 4:00pm (GYM)
March 2 Monday Comm. Service 8:00am
March 3
Tuesday Mass 8:00am
Pointers 8:45am (DIN)
Al-Anon 10:00am (RM 6)
SVDP Pantry 10:00am (SVDPP)
Day Shelter 1:30pm (GYM)
NAMI Family to Family 6:30pm (RM 6)
Nar-Anon 7:00pm (RM 7)
Choir 7:00pm (CH)
Adult Education 7:00pm (FSR)
March 4 Wednesday Masses 8:00am
Adult Education 9:00am (FSR)
OA 10:30am (RM 7)
Evangelization Meeting 6:00pm (OMT)
St. Vincent de Paul 6:00pm (LIB)
St. Anne Music Practice 6:30pm (CH)
Youth Ministry 7:00pm (P/C)
March 5 Thursday Mass 8:00am
MOM’s Prayer Group 10:00am (RM 8)
Folk Group 7:00pm (CH)
RCIA 7:00pm (FSR)
March 6 Friday Mass 8:00am
Confessions 6:00pm
Stations of the Cross 7:00pm
Library Open 10:00am (LIB)
Quilters 12:30pm (FSR)
March 7
Saturday Mass 8:00am Vigil Mass 5:00pm
Our Lady of Fatima Prayer Group 8:45am (CH)
Pantry Session 10:00am (SVDPP)
Confession 3:00pm (CH)
Casino Night Fundraiser 6:00pm (GYM)
Mass Intentions 3/1—3/7
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+Elizabeth Loomis
For the Parish Family
(Linda Loomis)
(Fr. Charles Zach)
M Communion Service
T +All Souls in Purgatory
+Mark J. Dombkowski
(Tom Bourgo)
(Ann C. Dombkowski)
W +MaryLou Moch
+Eleanor O’Donnell
(Judy & Gary Delorit)
(O’Donnell Family)
T +Virgil Crock
(Linda Gross & Margaret Fuleki)
F
+Diane Bourgo
+Dolores Williams
S
+Dolores Steiert
+Dolores Steiert
(Tom Bourgo)
(Wand Family)
(Pat & Kathy Bigelow)
(St. Henry Quilters)
Readings
March 8, 2015 ~ Third Sunday of Lent
1st Reading: Exodus 20:1-17
2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:22-25
Gospel: John 2:13-25
Prayer List
“What you ask in my name, I will do” John 14:13
Larry Comella, Penny Comella,
Virginia Danell, Margaret D’Eath, Judy DeCourcy,
Lyn DeSimone, Claudia Edwards, David Ford,
Chris Headland, Jason Hunter, Sindi Jackson, Kelley
Family, Elsie Logeman, Elaine Merry, Synthia Meyers,
Kurt Minich, Don Nelson, Kay Nelson Pauline Olbrich,
Dante Petruzzelli, Marty Petruzzelli, Judith Severs,
Atinae Sheck, Ronald Underwood
Out of respect for an individuals privacy, it is our policy to
print only the names of those who give their permission to
have their names published.
~ Pastor’s Message ~ 2nd Sunday Lent
Pope Francis’ top 75 inspiring quotes for Lent
continued (more to follow in future bulletins).
28. “Dear young people, do not bury your talents, the gifts that
God has given you! Do not be afraid to dream of great things!”
29. “There is so much noise in the world! May we learn to be
silent in our hearts and before God.”
30. “We must restore hope to young people, help the old, be
open to the future, spread love. Be poor among the poor. We
need to include the excluded and preach peace.”
31. “Dear young people, you have many plans and dreams for
the future. But, is Christ at the center of each of your plans and dreams?”
32. “Every time we give in to selfishness and say ‘No’ to God, we spoil his loving plan for us.”
33. “The true disciple of the Lord commits himself personally to a charitable ministry whose scope is man’s multiform
and endless poverty.”
34. “Our prayer cannot be reduced to an hour on Sundays. It is important to have a daily relationship with the Lord.”
35. “Today people are suffering from poverty, but also from lack of love.”
36. “We cannot be Christians part-time. If Christ is at the center of our lives, he is present in all that we do.”
37. “I say that politics is the most important of the civil activities and has its own field of action, which is not that
of religion. Political institutions are secular by definition and operate in independent spheres. All my predecessors have
said the same thing, for many years at least, albeit with different accents. I believe that Catholics involved in politics
carry the values of their religion within them, but have the mature awareness and expertise to implement them. The
Church will never go beyond its task of expressing and disseminating its values, at least as long as I’m here.”
38. “I believe in God, not in a Catholic God, there is no Catholic God, there is God and I believe in Jesus Christ, his incarnation.”
39. “Let us ask the Lord for the grace not to speak badly of others, not to criticize, not to gossip, but rather to love everyone.”
40. “Proselytism is solemn nonsense, it makes no sense. We need to get to know each other, listen to each other and improve our knowledge of the world around us.”
41. “It is so important to listen! Husbands and wives need to communicate to bring happiness and serenity to family
life.”
42. “Children have the right to grow up in a family with a father and mother capable of creating a suitable environment
for the child’s development and emotional maturity. Today marriage and the family are in crisis.”
Please join us for Knights of Columbus Breakfast in the Gym March 1 @ 9:30am
Pastor’s Talk’s resume next week @ 9:45 in the Knights Hall
Vicariate Penance Services
The faithful are encouraged to
receive the Sacrament of
Penance
during Lent. The varies
Catholic Churches in our
Vicariate offer the following
Penance Service times:
St. Rita ...March 10@ 7:00pm
St. Therese ...March 12 @ 7:00pm
St. Joseph the Worker ...March 21@ 10:00am
St. Anne ...March 25 @ 7:00pm
St. Henry ...March 26 @ 7:00pm
Stations of the Cross
Fridays during Lent we will have Confessions at
6:00pm. Holy hour begins at 7:00pm and includes
Stations of the Cross, Benediction, and
Communion. The following groups will host
Stations of the Cross:
March 6: Youth Group
March 13: RCIA
March 20: Catholic Daughters
March 27: Choir
Everyone is invited
to experience this
wonderful Lenten devotion.
Stewardship
Youth Ministry
Offertory Giving ~ February 2015
Actual:
Budget:
Month to Date
$ 63,022.93
$ 59,220.00
Year To Date
$ 567,639.03
$ 549,900.00
Difference:
$ 3,802.93
$ 17,739.03
March 1, 2015 - 2nd Sunday of Lent
“’Here I am!’ he answered.” – Genesis 22:11
It is easy to say, “Here I am, Lord,” when we are
kneeling in church. Can we just as easily answer,
“Here I am, Lord,” when we go home, when a
neighbor needs our help, when a fellow parishioner
asks us to join a committee, or when a letter asks for
our financial help? These are often exactly the places
where Jesus calls us to be.
Confirmation Update...
Our Confirmation program has had a few big
changes this year. We started with our Fall Adventure
Day in October, we’ve added some new and exciting
pieces to our curriculum and materials and now we have
our last new piece to add in.
During our family information meeting in the fall, we
talked about having parents and sponsors participate in
the final 8 weeks of our time together. We’re almost at
that time. Here’s your reminder: Our final 8 sessions of
confirmation prep begin on Wednesday, February 25.
We need you, patents and/or sponsors, to join us for 6
out of those 8 gatherings. Jump in, have fun, see what
your students are up to… maybe even remember something you haven’t thought about in a while! We need
you here with us to prepare to celebrate the sacrament in
May.
Care Ministry
St. Henry Garden
Have you thought about helping out those who can’t
make it to church? Care Ministry is looking for that
special person who can help bring faith and
Communion to those Catholics who live
at Courtyard Fountains. Courtyard
Fountains is just up the street from St.
Henry on Eastman Parkway. Mari Spring
provides training and help to get you started.
The commitment is one day a month. Please
call the office and ask for Mari 503-665-9129
It’s that time of year again… There’s nothing better than
picking the fruit of your own labor. Consider renting a
garden plot at St. Henry and grow your best veggies
ever. We have only a few plots left so don’t delay. See
Terri in the parish office or call Jim Buck
(503-667-9468) if you are interested.
There is a garden work party on Sunday,
March 8 at 1:00pm to spruce up the garden. Bring your gloves, a water bottle and
join the fun.
Please support those who support our bulletin.
From the back of the bulletin:
~NW Creations & Collectibles ~
Baptisms February 22
Congratulations
to the newest members of our Parish Family
Annabelle Mae Churnside, daughter of
Robert and Katie Churnside
and to
Dylan Peter Joseph Lange, son of
Brett and Jennifer Lange
Lenten Soup
Our Faith Formation families have been preparing basic soup mixes to tantalize your palette. We have prepared three delicious soups
luscious, creamy potato, savory vegetable
with pasta and tasty tortilla for you to purchase, take home and enjoy during this Lenten time.
Each container will include all your basic ingredients
and recipe suggestions. Proceeds from Soup sales go to
Heifer International for the purchase of live animals to
aid families across the world. You can purchase Sunday
Masses or at the parish office during the week.
Knights Korner
Interested in becoming a Knight?
Any practicing Catholic male, 18 years of age or older,
is invited to join the Knights of Columbus. Call Randy
Paden 503-708-3859. Please check out the Knights of
Columbus web site at kofc3179.org
Master Plan Update
At the Movies
MASTER PLAN UPDATE – Back in October of 2014
I wrote a little article explaining the last time the parish
did a Master Plan was 1988. In case you missed that
bulletin I explained that the purpose of the Master Plan
is to look at the buildings and properties, which we
have at St. Henry and see if those structures and property are providing what is needed to help fulfill the 12
points of our Pastoral Plan.
Winter Season: Presented by Evangelization
All are invited on the second Wednesday of the Month.
March 11, 2015, the topic...“Who Jesus Is” on DVD by
Peter Kreeft, PhD of Philosophy at Boston College.
Place: K.C. Hall at 7:00pm and again March 12,
2015 at 9:00am in the K.C. Hall
Last week a small group of parishioners along with Fr.
Charles, Tim, our maintenance person, and I interviewed architects who had submitted proposals for the
creating of a Master Plan. We are happy to announce
that we have chosen Henry Fitzgibbon, an architect
with Soderstrom Architects. Henry has many years of
experience working with Catholic parishes. Within the
next month we will begin the process of surveying the
parish at large. This will be done with parish wide
meetings along with online (or paper if you don’t use
computers) surveys. It is an important step we are making to take care of our parish now and for future generations. St. Henry continues to be a vibrant faith community. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions regarding this process. I may be reached by phone
at 503-665-9129 or email: [email protected].
Thank you for your continued support – Joan Myers.
ATTENTION
Widows, Widowers and Singles, enjoy this Lenten
celebration at the University of Portland. We will start
with Mass followed by a Visio Divina and a wonderful
lunch ($10) in the Commons. The bus ($3) will be in
the east parking lot ready for boarding at 11:00on
Wed. March 18. Please call Ilene at 503-667-2500 by
Sun., March 15 for your reservation.
Catholic Charities
At Catholic Charities, we provide free healthy relationship
counseling and we want to make sure that your parishioners know we are here to help. We would be grateful if you
would publish this notice in your bulletin soon:
Is your relationship in need of work? Are you and your
spouse/fiancé struggling to work together, set joint goals
and even just to communicate well? Catholic Charities’
Between Us program offers free healthy relationship education to anyone. We follow the Prepare and Enrich program: a nationally recognized relationship inventory and
skill-building program. It will help you both explore your
strengths and areas where growth is needed as well as
come to appreciate your similarities and differences. Call
Catholic Charities at 503-688-2613 for more.
Vicariate Scholarship Program
Applications will be available at this time and must be
turned in to the family’s parish by March 13, 2015.
This program is open to all families with NEW students
who are applying to St. Therese Catholic School
for Kindergarten through 8th Grade
The Vicariate Scholarship Program is part of St. Therese
Catholic School’s strategic plan in an effort to promote
active recruitment and increase enrollment of children in
the grades Kindergarten through 8th grade. It is offered
to registered families within our Vicariate parishes of St.
Anne, St. Henry, St. Joseph the Worker, St. Michael’s
Sandy, St. Peter and St. Rita. St. Therese School offers
financial assistance to those families who wish to give
their children an education at a Catholic elementary
school in the local area. Scholarship awards are based
upon financial need of the applicant and any specific
guidelines set forth by individual Vicariate parishes.
Applications are now available in St. Henry parish
office.
Marriage and Family Life
The Holy Father has requested a consultation
with the People of God on marriage and
family life issues. We invite you to join us
for the second half of our ongoing discussions to answer some questions put forth by
our Archbishop Sample regarding Marriage
and Family life.
There are no right or wrong answers. We are just honestly responding to questions being asked by
Archbishop Sample regarding marriage, family life and
how well you feel supported in your marriage vocation.
Please meet in the Library Sunday March 1st at 9:50 am.
Bring your breakfast tray with you. If you go on line at
www.archdpdx.org and pull up marriage and family you
can get the entire set of questions for reflection.
Did You Know...
Question: How is the date of Easter calculated?
Easter is a moveable feast which means that it does not occur on the same date every year. How is the date of Easter determined each year?
Answer: The Council of Nicaea (A.D. 325) set the date of Easter as the Sunday following the paschal full moon, which
is the full moon that falls on or after the spring equinox.
We know that Easter must always fall on a Sunday because Sunday was the day of Christ’s Resurrection. But why the
paschal full moon? Because that was the date of Passover in the Jewish calendar and the Last Supper (Holy Thursday)
occurred on the Passover. Therefore, Easter was the Sunday after Passover.
The Church does not use the exact date of the paschal full moon but an approximation, because the paschal full moon
can fall on different days in different time zones, which would mean that the date of Easter would be different depending
on which time zone you live in. For calculation purposes, the full moon is always set at the 14th day of the lunar month
(the lunar month begins with the new moon). Likewise, the Church sets the date of the vernal equinox at March 21, even
though it can occur on March 20. Both approximations allow the Church to set a universal date for Easter.
Still, Easter isn’t celebrated universally on that date. While Western Christians use the Gregorian calendar (the calendar
that’s used throughout the West today, in both the secular and religious worlds) to calculate the date of Easter, the Eastern Orthodox continue to use the older, astronomically inaccurate Roman calendar. Currently, March 21 on the Roman
calendar falls on April 3 in the Gregorian calendar. Therefore, for the Orthodox, the Sunday following the 14th day of
the paschal full moon has to fall after April 3, hence the discrepancy in the date of Easter.
Now you know
Night for Charity
The Gresham Breakfast Lions Club will
hold a Monte Carlo Night for Charity on
March 7, 2015. Raising money for sight
and hearing needs. Doors open at 6:00pm,
Games 7:00pm to 10:00pm in the parish
gym. St. Henry Knights of Columbus are providing a Lasagna Dinner...Beer and Wine available.
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providing for others!
Building the Domestic Church
As part of our preparation for the 8th World Meeting of
Families to be held from September 22-27, 2015 in
Philadelphia, the Knights of Columbus are implementing a monthly family sharing program started in 2015.
“A Family Fully Alive”
March’s Suggestion…
Invite family of your children’s friends to visit a holy
place or Religious site. Praying for the family to grow
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Annual Catholic Daughters St. Patrick’s Day Dinner
from 4:00pm to 7:00pm in the Gym here at St. Henry
on March 14th. Join us for a delicious
Corn Beef dinner, beverage and dessert.
Senior and family rates available.
Annual St. Louis Parish BBQ Chicken Dinner
Sunday, March 15. Served from 11am to 3pm. Adults $11.00 Children12 & under $7.00
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