Holy Name Catholic Church Holy Name Catholic School 412 East 8th Avenue Nov 13th, 2016 Father Ken Schuckman –Pastor Rectory: 620.221.3610 Rectory Fax: 620.221.3528 Emergency: 1-316-695-2632 Gretchen: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.holynamewinfield.org

700 Fuller St. Kim Porter, Principal Phone: 620.221.0230 Email:[email protected] Parish Hall: 620.221.9052

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St. Mary’s – Oxford Sunday Mass – 8:30a.m. Confession – 8:00 – 8:25 Sacrament of Reconciliation Weekdays Saturday Sunday

Holy Name Holy Name St. Mary’s Holy Name

7:30 – 7:50 a.m. 4:30 – 5:20 p.m. 8:00 – 8:25 a.m. 10:00 – 10:20 a.m. And by appointment

Sacrament of Baptism: After the 5:30 PM Mass, 10:30AM Mass, and by appointment. Babies should be baptized as soon as possible. A class is required for first-time parents. You are encouraged to attend the class before the baby is born. Sacrament of Matrimony: Minimum of 9 months prior notice must be given. Do not firmly establish a date for your wedding prior to meeting with the pastor.

C H R I S T I

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33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Holy Name Liturgical Ministries School Council Knights of Columbus Altar Society Holy Name PTO Respect Life & Social Justice Theotokos Stewardship

President Grand Knight President President Chairperson

Amanda Highland Josh Highland Cynthia Mendoza Aimee Campbell Yvonne Richardson

218-3783 218-3784 221-9626 229-9223 222-4653

Eucharistic Adoration

Terri Seidel

222-7861

Lectors

Patrick McAtee

229-8266

Choir/Music

Paul Banks

218-1812

Coordinator Chairpersons

Tabitha Hogan Josh Highland Don Ziegler

229-8238 218-3784 221-8910

Choir/Music

Richard Palsmeier

221-3991

Prayer Chain Leader

Rama Sorell

221-0805

If you’re unable to be here for your scheduled Mass, please find your replacement and let the office know who your replacement will be. Thank you!

ADORATION WILL BEGIN AT 8:30AM ON MONDAYS

Nov 12th & 13th

Weekend Masses Sat

Nov 12

5:30PM

Sun

Nov 13

8:30AM

SI

Intention of the donor

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Damien Annuschat

Bill & Janice May

SI

Special Intention

Bill Larkin Family

Nov 19

5:30PM

Sun

Nov 20

8:30AM

5:30 pm

Ella Meseke Maddie Cantu Jackie Cantu

5:30pm

Jessie Toon Grace Toon Christian Tovar

10:30 am

James Hogan Hugo Maldonado Caydence Billiter

10:30am

Josh Aguirre Lauren Howerton McKenna Read

Brianne Biddle

5:30pm

Pat Biddle

Pro Populo

10:30AM Sat

Lectors

Pro Populo

10:30AM

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Amor Aguirre

5:30 pm Aguirre Family

Nov 14

8:00AM

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Elmer McIntosh

Tues

Nov 15

8:00AM

SI

Intention of the donor

Wed

Nov 16

8:00AM

SI

Intention of the donor

Thu

Nov 17

8:00AM

SI

Intention of the donor

Fri

Nov 18

8:00AM

SI

Intention of the donor

Sat

Nov 19

8:00AM

SI

Celebrants Intentions

Chris Jauregui 10:30 am

Weekday Masses Mon

Nov 19th & 20th

Altar Servers

Kim Tapia

Gretchen Walker

10:30am

Kaylie Aikins

Jessica Dutton

Pat McAtee

Offertory 5:30 pm 10:30 am

Brad Ziegler Family Billy Hulse Family

5:30pm 10:30am

Don Ziegler Family Lewis Kuchar Family

Extraordinary Ministers Of Holy Communion 5:30pm

Annette Lounds

5:30 pm

Nancy Cain

10:30 am

Cristina Aguirre Paul Carrillo Mike Mildfelt Cris Ouano

10:30am

Shirley Walker

Christi Demaree

5:30 pm

Margaret Kent

Sandy McAtee

10:30am

Mike & Norma Ciskowski

Sacristan 5:30 pm 10:30am

Nov Ushers 5:30p

St. Mary’s News 8:30am

Candy Toon Mario Jauregui

10:30a

Nov 13

Justin & James Hogan

Nov 20

Servers

Grant Maybrier & Levi Maybrier

Austin Gaither & Mason Ouellette

Lectors

Ethan Neises

Kathy Sutton

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Myra Jacobs

Paul Carrillo

Aaron & Lisa Ouellette Family

Thomas & Lisa Flowers Family

Offertory

Sunday, Nov 13th, 2016

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

PASTOR’S CORNER THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST On Sunday October 30, nineteen people from Holy Name Parish and four from St. Mary Parish completed the diocesan and parish training to be Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. With the addition of a number of new ministers we will begin offering the Eucharist under the form of both bread and wine at Holy Name Parish on all Sundays, Holy Days, and Solemnities. St. Mary Parish currently has Communion available under both species (forms). When we receive the Eucharist, whether it be the consecrated host or the precious blood, we always receive the complete body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus Christ. Thus, there is never a requirement that a person has to receive Communion under both kinds. However, since the renewal of the liturgy after Vatican Council II, the option has existed for the faithful to receive our Lord under both species, bread and wine, on some occasions. The main reason our Church fathers of Vatican Council II have encouraged this practice is because it was the desire of Church fathers of the Council of Trent that receiving Communion under both kinds is a clearer form of the sacramental sign and it offers a particular opportunity of deepening the understanding of the mystery in which the faithful take part. From the first days of the Church’s celebration of the Eucharist, Holy Communion consisted of the reception of both species in fulfillment of the Lord’s command to “take and eat…take and drink.” The distribution of Communion to the faithful under both kinds was the norm for more than a thousand years of Catholic liturgical practice. In the late eleventh century the custom of distributing the Eucharist to the faithful under the form of bread alone began to grow. By the twelfth century theologians began speaking of Communion under one kind as a “custom” of the Church. In 1963, the Fathers of Vatican Council II authorized the extension of the faculty for Holy Communion under both kinds. The liturgy document, Sacrosanctum Concilium, made it possible at the bishop’s discretion to allow Communion under both kinds. In the third typical edition of the Roman Missal, it states: “Holy Communion has a more complete form as a sign when it is received under the both kinds. For in this manner of reception, a fuller sign of the Eucharistic banquet shines forth.” The General Instruction of the Roman Missal further states: “at the same time, the faithful should be guided toward a desire to take part more intensely in a sacred rite in which the sign of the Eucharistic meal stands our more explicitly.” Thus, the extension of the permission for the distribution of Holy Communion under both kinds does not represent a change in the Church’s immemorial beliefs concerning the Holy Eucharist. With the passing of time and under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, the reform of Vatican Council II has resulted in the restoration of a practice by which the faithful are again able to experience “a fuller sign of the Eucharistic banquet.” Next week, I will discuss the manner in which Holy Communion will be distributed under both species in the parish and the necessary steps that were taken to be able to offer Communion under both species.

Sunday, Nov 13th, 2016

NO Altar Society Meeting

Nov

Nov 15th

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Nov 15th

Adult Confirmation/RCIA 6:30 P.M.

Nov 16th

PSR 6:00PM GR. 1 – 6 7:00PM GR. 7 - 12

Nov 17th

K of C Officer’s Meeting. 6:30 P.M.

Nov 18th

Holy Name School Dismiss at Noon

Nov 21st

Theotokos 6:30 P.M.

Nov 22nd

Pick up your Thanksgiving pies from 4:00 P.M. – 6:00 P.M.

Holy Name Altar Society

KNIGHTLY NEWS CHARITY – FRATERNITY – UNITY – PATRIOTISM

For all women of our parish. Monthly Meeting: 3rd Tuesday , 7pm

11-17 12-01 12-08 12-15

Officer’s Meeting. 6:30PM. All are welcome! K of C Business Meeting. 7:00 P.M. K of C Totus Tuus Meeting. 6:30 P.M. Officer’s Meeting. 6:30 P.M.

Parish Hall

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Next meeting: Dec 13th 7pm Cynthia Mendoza– President

NO November Altar Society Meeting. Next meeting Dec 13th

Holy Name Adult Choir Practice Wednesday 6:30pm Church Choir Loft

CHURCH CLEANING Nov 19th

* Jennifer Legako * Virginia Linnebur * Antonio Ramirez * Cynthia Mendoza

Thanksgiving Community Meal November 24th, 2016 If you are alone Thanksgiving Day and still want to have the traditional meal, you are invited to First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall (10th & Millington). There is no charge but reservations are appreciated. Please call Donna at 221-1909 or Toni 222-5148 by Nov. 22nd to reserve your meal. Social at 11:30, Dinner 12:00 Noon

Sunday, Nov 13th, 2016

“Stewarding our Gifts: Go in peace, glorifying the Lord by your life" November 13, 2016 The prophet Malachi warned the evildoers in Israel’s time that the day of the Lord would come unexpectedly and punish them for their deeds while the righteous would be rewarded. In Jesus’ time he spoke of the destruction of the temple and those around him wanted to receive a warning. Like Jesus’ disciples, we long to know ahead of time that the end is near. Jesus warned his disciples to not be deceived by false prophets and to always be prepared. Our preparation is rooted in how we live each day with the abundance of God’s creation. May our concern for each other’s journey to heaven influence us to live in the here and now, placing our gifts at the service of the Lord. RESPECT LIFE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE

There will be a meeting held on November 15th at 6:00 P.M. in the Parish Hall. A Christmas project will be the main discussion. If you haven’t been to a meeting yet, please consider coming! Everyone is invited.

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

PIE HELP NEEDED If you find yourself in the baking mood, Holy Name Altar Society has a solution for you! The ladies will be baking pies on Monday, November 21st and Tuesday, November 22nd. Any help is appreciated. If you have a couple of hours free, stop by and offer. You won’t be turned down! They will begin at 8:30 AM and end at approx. 4:00PM.

Pre-order your baked or unbaked pies no later than Friday, November 18th! To order, please call Sue (222-4146) or Mary (221-4405). These phone numbers are correct. There was an error on the flier. Holy Name Catholic School received $796.62 from Kroger Co. (Dillon’s) for our 3rd Community Rewards. Thank you to all who participate! If you would like to become a part of this please visit: www.dillons.com/communityrewards. School code: 10233

Christmas Masses Very soon, we will begin planning for all of our Christmas Masses. If you are involved in a ministry, please be as generous with your time as you can. If you are an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, we still need several for the vigil of the Immaculate Conception. Mass will be at 5:30 P.M. on December 7th. Please call the office if you are available that evening.

No email? No problem! Come to Holy Name School and they will help you set one up.

Sunday, Nov 13th, 2016

THANKSGIVING DAY MASS – REMINDER Mass on Thanksgiving Day will be at 9:00 A.M. This will be a special Mass in which all are invited to participate by bringing the bread that will be served at their family meals for a special blessing. Come a little early so that you can place your bread on the table in the sanctuary before Mass. While we spend this day being thankful for what we have, we should also remember those less fortunate. We are also invited to bring, if you are able, non-perishable items or canned food to church. Those items will be delivered to the Winfield Food Pantry. If you won’t be here for this Mass, please feel free to bring anything you’d like to donate beforehand.

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time National March for Life 2017 Registration deadline is November 15th Dates: January 24 – 29, 2017 Cost: $375.00 per person Perhaps more than ever we need to have a large witness to a greater respect for the unborn and all human life. We are invited to join Bishop Kemme and other youth from around the Wichita Diocese to make the annual pilgrimage to Washington, DC. This is an opportunity to be a voice for the voiceless. Please consider getting involved in this important witness to life! Young members of our parish have made this trip in the past. This year, let’s strive to send as many youth as we can. For more information and to download registration forms visit, http://catholicdioceseofwichita.org/rlsj

Confirmation – Sacrament of the Holy Spirit In the sacrament of Confirmation the grace of Baptism is completed by a special outpouring of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, which seal or “confirm” the baptized in union with Christ and equip them for active participation in the worship and apostolic life of the Church. As one reflects on what the sacrament of Confirmation is, it is easy to understand why it is so important for Catholics to complete the sacraments of initiation and be confirmed. In the Diocese of Wichita the normal age for Confirmation is sophomore year of high school. At the present time we have sixteen young people who are freshmen and sophomores who have been preparing for more than a year to receive the outpouring of the Holy Spirit from the hands of Bishop Carl Kemme on Sunday, February 12, 2017 at the 10:30 a.m. Mass. Please pray for our young people as they prepare to receive this most important sacrament. I hope many parishioners will join with the confirmandi, their sponsors, their parents, and their family for this special sacramental moment in the life of our parish and the Church. At the present time there is one adult who is preparing to be confirmed with our youth. Originally her Confirmation class was being held in conjunction with the RCIA class. Since then our RCIA candidate has discontinued coming. This made me think that there are probably a number of other adults who for one reason or another have not been confirmed. I would like to invite you to join us so you can be fully initiated in the Catholic Church. The class for adult Confirmation is being held on Tuesday, from 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. in the 5/6 grade classroom. Our next class is this coming Tuesday, November15. Receiving the sacrament of Confirmation is especially important for those who are planning the sacrament of Matrimony in the near future. We have only had one class and that will be easy to make up, but please don’t delay. Call me at 221-3610 to sign up and I will get materials ordered for you. In a prayer entitled, “Growing in the Spirit,” one of the lines states: “We need you, God the Holy Spirit, to make our faith complete.” If you have not been confirmed I encourage you not to continue living your life without a complete faith. God, the Holy Spirit wishes to pour his gifts upon you. Don’t pass up the opportunity.

Sunday, Nov 13th, 2016

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

DAILY READINGS – FOR THE WEEK OF: Nov 14th, 2016 – Nov 18th, 2016 Nov 14th, 2016 Monday Revelation 1: 1 – 4; 2: 1 - 5 Psalm 1: 1 – 2, 3, 4 & 6 Luke 18: 35 - 43 Nov 15th, 2016 Tuesday Revelation 3: 1 – 6, 14 - 22 Psalm 15: 2 – 3a, 3bc – 4ab, 5 Luke 19: 1 - 10 Nov 16th, 2016 Wednesday Revelation 4: 1 - 11 Psalm 150: 1b – 2, 3 – 4, 5 - 6 Luke 19: 11 - 28 Nov 17th, 2016 Thursday St Elizabeth of Hungary, Religious (Memorial) Revelation 5: 1 - 10 Psalm 149: 1b – 2, 3 – 4, 5 – 6a & 9b Luke 19: 41 - 44 Nov 18th, 2016 Friday Revelation 10: 8 - 11 Psalm 119: 14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131 Luke 19: 45 - 48

STEWARDSHIP RENEWAL Please continue to discern how God is calling you to live a Stewardship Way of Life in Holy Name and St. Mary Parishes by the sharing of your Time, Talent, and Treasure. Those forms should be returned to the church on Commitment Weekend and placed in the baskets when you enter church. They will be added to the procession of gifts at the weekend Masses. Stewardship Commitment Weekend November 19/20, 2016.

Holy Name/St. Mary Stewardship of Treasure Nov 6, 2016

Weekly

Year-to-Date

$ 5,280.57 $ 238.65 $ 5,519.22

$ 101,446.82 $ 6,610.43 $ 108,057.25

Holy Name Parish Envelopes: Loose: Weekly Total:

Budget Amount: $ 5,817.00 $ 110,523.00 Budget +over (-short) $ (297.78) $ (2,465.75) Building: All Saints/Souls: Votives:

$ $ $

362.00 113.00 27.50

$ $

4,070.00 N/A 473.77

ST. Mary's Parish Envelopes: Loose: Building: Votives: Totals:

$ 940.00 $ 12.00 $ 60.00 $ 4.50 $ 1,016.50

$ 14,715.12 $ 358.27 $ 280.00 $ 4.50 $ 15,357.89

Remember The Church Newsletter provided by Catholic Diocese of Wichita If you would like to get some early information or planning tips for year - end taxes, please pick up the brochure. They are located at the back of church. Travis Pearson is the Planned Giving Coordinator for our diocese. If you have any questions, the Office of Development and Planned Giving can be reached via email at [email protected]

For it is in giving that we receive

or (316) 440-1733.

Sunday, Nov 13th, 2016

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

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