Bulletin 7 May 2016 to 15 May 2016 - St. Joseph Catholic Churchstjoetontitown.org/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/Bulletin... · 2016. 5. 6. · May 30th, 2016. This is a great chance

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Fr. Gregory Hart, Pastor Dc. Dan Daily, Deacon Pamela Castillow, Bookkeeper / Office Manager Shannon Stowe, Business Manager / D.R.E. David Burkemper, Catholic Youth (CY)

Parish Hall Phone: Rectory Phone:

SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION

All Sacraments require a call or visit to the parish office for more information. Below are some notes for your benefit:

Baptism: Parents and Godparents are required to participate in a preparation process before Baptism of Children. Registration is required. If possible, it is recommended that all requirements be completed BEFORE the child’s birth.

Sick Calls: Please call the parish office if you or an immediate relative would like to receive the Eucharist or Anointing at home or in the hospital.

Confirmation: Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education and thecandidate must be 14 years old. Contact Shannon Stowe at 479.361.2612.

Convalidations: This is the term for marriages getting “blessed” in the church. Most rules for “Weddings” apply for Convalidations.

Eucharistic Adoration: Tuesday 8:00am through Midnight Friday in the Chapel.

First Communion: Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education. Candidates must be at least 7 years old. Contact Shannon Stowe at 479.361.2612.

Funerals: Please call the office immediately to spreparation.

Marriage Cases/Annulments: If you’ve divorced and are planning to re-marry, have already re-married, or are marrying / married to someone with that situation even if it was prior to being Catholic: Contact Pamela Castillow at 361-2612.

Reconciliation: ½ hour before all weekend Masses or by Appointment.

RCIA Classes: (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)Buhr 479-524-8921 or 479-466-7776. RCIA is for those who are interested in becoming Catholic or those who may not have completed the sacraments of First Communion or Confirmation.

Weddings: A minimum of 6 months is required for marriage preparation. No outdoor weddings are permitted.

We are always in need of more help in our various parish ministries please call the parish office or the person in charge of any ministries you are interested in. We would love to have you!

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PARISH STAFF:

[email protected] [email protected]

Bookkeeper / Office Manager [email protected] Manager / D.R.E. [email protected] Youth (CY) & Family Life Director [email protected]

PARISH FACILITIES:

479.361.2211 479.717.2354

All Sacraments require a call or visit to the parish some notes for

Parents and Godparents are required to participate in a preparation process before Baptism of Children. Registration is required. If possible, it is recommended that all requirements be completed

Please call the parish office if you or an immediate relative would like to receive the Eucharist

Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education and the candidate must be 14 years old. Contact Shannon

This is the term for marriages getting “blessed” in the church. Most rules for “Weddings”

Tuesday 8:00am through

Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education. Candidates must be at least 7 years old. Contact Shannon Stowe at

Please call the office immediately to start

If you’ve divorced and married, or

are marrying / married to someone with that situation even if it was prior to being Catholic: Contact Pamela

½ hour before all weekend Masses or

(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Pat 7776. RCIA is for those

who are interested in becoming Catholic or those who d the sacraments of First

A minimum of 6 months is required for

IMPORTANT PARISH CONTACTS:

Altar Servers: (Saturday): (Sunday): Mike Della Rosa

Bereavement Dinners: Norma Deines

Bulletin: Shannon Stowe

Cemetery: Mike Zulpo

Choir: (Sunday): Marty Taldo

Catholic Youth (CY): (Sixth through Twelfth Grade): David Burkemper

Eucharistic Ministers: Leonard Pianalto

Gift Bearers: Shannon Stowe

Gift Shop: Misty Piazza Saturday: Misty Piazza & Bonnie Thomas Sunday (Eng): Deanna Shackelford & Shirley Lott

Grape Festival: (Chairman) Chris Martini (Co-Chairman) Eric Pellin “The Hut” 118th Tontitown Grape Festival dates:

Grapevine (e-mail news): Shannon Stowe

Knights of Columbus: Ryan Pianalto

Lectors: Patricia Gross

Parish Council: Mary Wyandt Hiebert

Parish Religious Education (P.R.E.) Shannon Stowe

Sacristans & Decor: Margie Ceola Jettie Franco Paula Marinoni

If you are new to our parish, we welcome you and invite you to become a member.

Registration forms are on the Parish Website (www.stjoetontitown.org) or in the Parish Office. Please complete one for each family member and drop it into

the collection basket.

Please also call the office if any of your family information has changed (name,

phone, address, etc.) so that we can make the changes in our information.

help in our various parish ministries please call the parish office or the person in charge of any ministries you are interested in. We would love to have you!

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

IMPORTANT PARISH CONTACTS:

Mike Della Rosa 479.790.2246

479.751.1425

Shannon Stowe [email protected]

479.361.2357

479.361.2459

ugh Twelfth Grade): 479.361.2612 David Burkemper ext 3

Leonard Pianalto 479.361.2633

Shannon Stowe 479.361.2612

479.466.3994 & Bonnie Thomas

& Shirley Lott

479.530.0481 479.466-8223

479.361.2615 August 9-13, 2016

Shannon Stowe [email protected]

479.287.9384

479.521.0123

Mary Wyandt Hiebert 479.521.6566

Shannon Stowe 479.361.2612.

479.361.2560 479.361.2423

Paula Marinoni 479.466.4128

help in our various parish ministries please call the parish office or the person in charge of any ministries you

SATURDAY, MAY 7, 2016

PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL IN NEED Rob Beyer Thomas Bevins Randy Brady Ginger Daily Louis Germany Roger Gross Alma Hartman

Rainie Johnson Theresa Kappler Channing Debbie Magee Msgr. James Mancini Megan Taldo McAfeeVickie McAllister Thomas McFadden Andy Moffett Helene Newman Claudine Pianalto Elsie Mae Pianalto Esther Pianalto Lena Pianalto Leonard Pianalto Robert Pianalto Albert Piazza Oakleigh Roberts Lizbeth Roso Cathyrn Staggs Gerald Walsh Diana Wright

We need to keep our prayer list tidy. We will clean it out can keep your loved one on it by calling or e-

([email protected] ) the Parish Office to let them know which of your loved ones are still in need of prayer.

HOLY FATHER'S INTENTIONS FOR Universal: That in every country of the world, women may be honored and respected and that their essential contribution may be highly esteemed. Evangelization: That families, communities, and groups may pray the Holy Rosary for evangelization and peace.

COLLECTIONS: Regular Collection Children's Collection Building Fund

WHAT’S GOING ON AT ST. JOSEPH’S

MARRIAGE CONGRATULATIONS! Peter & Claire Gunn March 17, 2016 Timothy & Abby Shields

Craig & Michelle Wilson

CONFIRMATION CONGRATULATIONSThe following parishioners were Confirmed

in our parish on April 24, 2016

Dwayne Byrd Alexis Cates Brock Easterling Adrian Gonzalez Hope Hanson Bonnie Holt Bret Jackson Bailey Lehmann Colton Miller Allisha Mussino Jordyn Piazza Catherine Ryan Gabrielle Verucchi Luke Washkowiak

APRIL BAPTISMS: Congratulations to those who

Catholic family through Baptism

here at St. Joseph’s!

Logan Carson Scott Son of Ben and Tara Scott

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THROUGH SUNDAY,

PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL IN NEED Kim Biondo

Louis GermanyRose Huff

Channing Ceola LambMegan Taldo McAfee

James MillerDeloris PeacyEsther PianaltoLou Pianalto

Oakleigh RobertsBill St. MaryTodd Zoretic

keep our prayer list tidy. We will clean it out June 30, 2016. You -mailing

@att.net ) the Parish Office to let them know which of your

HOLY FATHER'S INTENTIONS FOR MAY That in every country of the world, women may be

honored and respected and that their essential contribution to society

That families, communities, and groups may pray

$6,246.57 $9.75

$181.00

MASS INTENTIONS & 1st Sat. May 7 7:40 am:

8:00 am:

Sat. May 7 3:40 pm:

Ascension Sunday 4:00 pm:

Sun. May 8 8:30 am:

Ascension Sunday 9:00 am:

Sun. May 8 (Latin) 11:00 am:

11:30 am:

Mon. May 9 No Mass

Tue. May 10 5:15 pm:

5:30 pm:

Wed May 11 7:15 am:

7:30 am:

Thu. May 12 7:15 am:

7:30 am:

Fri May 13 7:15 am:

7:30 am:

Fri May 13 7:15 am:

5:30 pm:

Sat. May 14 3:40 pm:

4:00 pm:

Sun. May 15 8:30 am:

9:00 am:

Sun. May 15 (Latin) 11:00 am:

11:30 am:

WHAT’S GOING ON AT ST. JOSEPH’S

CONGRATULATIONS! March 17, 2016

April 2, 2016 April 2, 2016

CONFIRMATION CONGRATULATIONS The following parishioners were Confirmed

in our parish on April 24, 2016

Brock Easterling Bonnie Holt Colton Miller Catherine Ryan

JT Weis

to those who joined our

Catholic family through Baptism

here at St. Joseph’s!

Logan Carson Scott Son of Ben and Tara Scott

FIRST COMMUNION CONGRATULATIONSThe following parishioners made their 1st Communion

here April 30th & May 1st of this year.

Brookelyn Anderson Hayden Gee Chase Jones Mia LaMendola Andrea "Isa" Perez Colby Pianalto Lillyanna Servis Benjamin Wray Gavin Zulpo

Graduating College & High School Seniors: recognize you! May 22nd at the 9:00 am Mass. Participants must wear cap and gown! Parish office for more information and the form([email protected] 3612612 x 2)be turned in to the Parish Office no later than Friday, May 13th in order to be recognized!

Spurgeon Family Thank You: gratitude for the many prayers, visits and love shown to my family during the past few monthpassing. We truly felt the support and embrace of our church family. ~Dee Spurgeon

Next weekend the Catholic Communication Campaign will be collected. Half of the collection stays in the Diocese of Little Rock to support the

SUNDAY, MAY 15, 2016

MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULE

The Holy Rosary

Immaculate Heart of Mary

The Holy Rosary

All Mothers

The Holy Rosary

All Mothers

11:00 am: The Holy Rosary

11:30 am: All Parishioners

No Mass

Liturgy of the Hours

All Mothers


All Mothers


All Mothers


All Mothers


All Mothers

The Holy Rosary

+Gregory Rolniak

The Holy Rosary

All Parishioners

11:00 am: The Holy Rosary

11:30 am: All Mothers

FIRST COMMUNION CONGRATULATIONS made their 1st Communion

here April 30th & May 1st of this year.

Hayden Gee Luke Harlow Mia LaMendola Gabrielle Miller Colby Pianalto Elizabeth Post Birdsong Benjamin Wray Troy Zantow Gavin Zulpo

Graduating College & High School Seniors: We want to May 22nd at the 9:00 am Mass.

Participants must wear cap and gown! Call or email the Parish office for more information and the form ([email protected] 3612612 x 2). All forms must be turned in to the Parish Office no later than Friday,

th in order to be recognized!

I would like to express my gratitude for the many prayers, visits and love shown to my family during the past few months of John's illness, and his passing. We truly felt the support and embrace of our church

Next weekend the Catholic Communication Campaign will be collected. Half of the collection stays in the Diocese of Little Rock to support the communications ministries,

including the newspaper and Internet. Your donation will make it possible for more than 700 complimentary Arkansas Catholic subscriptions to be given to churches, schools, prisons and to those who can’t afford it. Please give generously. Thank you.

Baptism Preparation Class: Friday, May 13th 6:30 PM in the Parish Education Center. Call or mail the Parish Office to register and get the appropriate forms. All parents and godparents are required at attend a class in order to proceed with the Baptism of their children. You do not have to wait until your sweet little bundle arrives to take the class but if you do wait, please make sure you can get someone to babysit! registrants by Thursday at 5:00 PM, we will cancel.

PEP Rally: Join in fun, fellowship and a little tummy happiness! The next Pray, Eat & Play Rally will be May 19th, starting at 11:30 AM in the Education Center Adult Education Room. All are invited.

Tickets for the James Miller Charity Raffle are available after the English Masses and in the parish office. $5.00 buys ticket. First prize is a VISIO 50 inch Television. Second prize is a Yeti Tundra 50 Marine Cooler and third is a Cabela's Ultimate Cookstation with cover. The drawing will be on May 30th, 2016. This is a great chance to help out a parishioner in need.

Mother’s Day Masses: During the month of May we will honor our Mothers, Grandmothers and Godmothers with a series of Masses. Mother’s Day cards are available who’d like to have their Mother(s) remembered. Stipends are not necessary but are appreciated. Please use the card and blank envelopes from those provided to give to the Mothers you’re honoring. Use the “Spiritual Bouquet” Envelope if you’d like to make a donation. Please be sure to fill it out and leave it in the Collection Basket.

Mother’s Day Book: At each door of the Church which you can write your Mother’s name. The pages will be compiled into our Mother’s Day booklet which the Altar through the month of May.

St. Joseph’s High School Seniors, juniors and sophomores:Now is the time to start thinking about the 2016 Queen Concordia contest. We are looking for three girls to run this year and have the chance to be crowned queen. Each candidate will receive college scholarship money, based on the number of tickets sold. This is a great way to represent our parish and help in this year’s fundraiser. This is a long running tradition for St. Joseph’s and an honor to be a candidate. The Tontitown museum has some information on the history of the Queen Concordia, please feelout the display or contact any of the past queens, such as Lydia Huck, Blair Ceola or Caroline Franco. I hope each of you will consider being a candidate, if you have any questions please contact me, Chris Martini at 479-530-0481 or you catalk with any of our past queens.

Vacation Bible School: A Radical Ride on the Wings of Prayer...with Amazing Angels and Super Saints! offered June 20-24 from 9:00 am to Noon here at St. Joseph's! It is open to children ages 3-11. Participants stations of music, crafts, games and faith each day! The cost is

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including the newspaper and Internet. Your donation will make it possible for more than 700 complimentary Arkansas Catholic subscriptions to be given to churches, schools, prisons and to those who can’t afford it. Please give

Friday, May 13th at PM in the Parish Education Center. Call or e-

mail the Parish Office to register and get the appropriate forms. All parents and godparents are required at

class in order to proceed with the Baptism of their children. You do not have to wait until your sweet little bundle arrives to take the class but if you do wait, please

If we have no 5:00 PM, we will cancel.

Join in fun, fellowship and a little tummy happiness! The next Pray, Eat & Play Rally will be May 19th,

in the Education Center Adult Education

are available after the English Masses and in the parish office. $5.00 buys one

First prize is a VISIO 50 inch Television. Second prize is a Yeti Tundra 50 Marine Cooler and third is a Cabela's

e drawing will be on May 30th, 2016. This is a great chance to help out a

During the month of May we will honor our Mothers, Grandmothers and Godmothers with a series of Masses. Mother’s Day cards are available for those who’d like to have their Mother(s) remembered. Stipends are not necessary but are appreciated. Please use the card and blank envelopes from those provided to give to the Mothers you’re honoring. Use the “Spiritual Bouquet” Envelope if

e to make a donation. Please be sure to fill it out and

of the Church are pages on . The pages will be which will stay on

St. Joseph’s High School Seniors, juniors and sophomores: Now is the time to start thinking about the 2016 Queen Concordia contest. We are looking for three girls to run this year and have the chance to be crowned queen. Each candidate will receive college scholarship money, based on

This is a great way to represent our parish and help in this year’s fundraiser. This is a long running tradition for St. Joseph’s and an honor to be a candidate. The Tontitown museum has some information on the history of the Queen Concordia, please feel free to check out the display or contact any of the past queens, such as Lydia Huck, Blair Ceola or Caroline Franco. I hope each of you will consider being a candidate, if you have any questions

0481 or you can

Vacation Bible School: A Radical Ride on the Wings of Prayer...with Amazing Angels and Super Saints! will be

24 from 9:00 am to Noon here at St. Joseph's! 11. Participants will go through

stations of music, crafts, games and faith each day! The cost is

$25.00 per child with a cap of $75.00 per family. Registration includes snacks & materials. Registration and volunteer forms are in the main vestibule. The deadline to registe2016.

Did you know that your CASA offerings are a source of funding for the education of our Seminarians? support helps provide the best in intellectual, personal and spiritual training and education that all of our Seminarians deserve. They have given everything for us and the Church, do we owe them any less than the best that we can give? Become a Catholic Arkansas Sharing Appeal supporter.goal is $10,720.00 We are currently at $8,352.00 with another $705.00 pledged! Please keep up the good work as you are able!

Child Care is available for those who wish to use it during the 9:00 am Sunday Mass. Participating children need to be taken to the Education Center and will need to fill out an information form.

CATHOLIC YOU� We will be having our next CY Night called "Down 'n

Out" on Sunday, May 15 in the CY Room from 5:00pm.

� VBS Volunteers: If any youth are interested, I am looking for volunteer help with VBS in June!

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION:

Welcome all new

Midnight to 6am Laura Leto

479-442-0643 / 479-409-6467

Noon to 6pm

Shirley Hoke

479-521-7869 / 479-530-4577

The chapel is open for those who want to Adore the Lord from Tuesday at 8:00 am to Friday at Midnight.Please know that you can still sign up for any hour convenient for you. The Lord loves many Adorers. Adorers are welcomed for any hour. Two Adorers per hour is especially enIf you cannot attend your Holy Hour, please ask a family member, friend or another adorer to substitute for you. If none are available, then contact your division leader.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Our Next Meeting – Monday, KOC hall with food and beverages being served after the meeting. For info or if you have any suggestions, please contact Ryan Pianalto at 479.287.9384

TONTITOWN HISTORICAL

You're Invited! The Tontitown Historical Museum Board invites you to our annual Tontitown Heritage Day Sunday, May 15 from 1-4 p.m. in Harry Sbanotto Park. This is an Arkansas Heritage Month event supporting this year's theme -- Arkansas Arts: Celebrating Our Creative Culture. The museum will be open and the park will be filled with live music -- Pickin' in the Park style! Bring your favorite musical instrument, your voice, your toe tappin', or just your lawn chair, and join in! We'll have special ch

$25.00 per child with a cap of $75.00 per family. Registration includes snacks & materials. Registration and volunteer forms are in the main vestibule. The deadline to register is May 31,

Did you know that your CASA offerings are a source of funding for the education of our Seminarians? Your faithful support helps provide the best in intellectual, personal and spiritual training and education that all of our Seminarians deserve. They have given everything for us and the Church, do we owe them any less than the best that we can give? Become a Catholic Arkansas Sharing Appeal supporter. Our

We are currently at $8,352.00 with lease keep up the good work as

Child Care is available for those who wish to use it during Participating children need to be

taken to the Education Center and will need to fill out an

CATHOLIC YOUTH (CY): We will be having our next CY Night called "Down 'n

on Sunday, May 15 in the CY Room from 5:00-7:00

If any youth are interested, I am looking for volunteer help with VBS in June!

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION:

Welcome all new adorers!!

6am to NoonDenise Kidd

479-306-4244 / 479-439-2047

6pm to Midnight

Judy Ranalli

479-361-2086 / 479-957-0825

those who want to Adore the Lord from Tuesday at 8:00 am to Friday at Midnight. Please know that you can still sign up for any hour convenient for you. The Lord loves many Adorers. Adorers are welcomed for any hour. Two Adorers per hour is especially encouraged! If you cannot attend your Holy Hour, please ask a family member, friend or another adorer to substitute for you. If none are available, then contact your division leader.

COLUMBUS - FR. BANDINI COUNCIL

Monday, May 9th at 6:30 pm at the KOC hall with food and beverages being served after the

or if you have any suggestions, please 287.9384.

HISTORICAL MUSEUM

You're Invited! The Tontitown Historical Museum Board invites you to our annual Tontitown Heritage Day on

4 p.m. in Harry Sbanotto Park. This is an Arkansas Heritage Month event supporting this year's

ing Our Creative Culture. The museum will be open and the park will be filled with live

Pickin' in the Park style! Bring your favorite musical instrument, your voice, your toe tappin', or just your lawn chair, and join in! We'll have special childrens' museum

tours, hot dogs, and yummy Ranalli cookies. Don't miss this afternoon gathering of fun and friendship, honoring our

FR. HART LEADS A PILGRIMAGE TO FRANCEPilgrimage to France: In this Jubilee Year of Mercy, join Fr. Hart on a pilgrimage to France from September 19 to 30, 2016.Our journey includes: round trip airfare from Fayetteville, 10 First Class hotel nights (double occupancy), daily breakfast and dinner, private motor coach, Seine River cruise, baggage handling, daily Mass at various shrines.Lourdes where the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in 1858,Abbey, Paray-le-Monial, the Cathedral of Chartes with its famous stain glass windows, Lisieux St. Theresa the little Flower was born, the Normandy Beaches, the site of the Allied Invasion, and the American Cemetery there, and Mont Saint-Michel Abbey Church.Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, Museum d'Orsay, Montmartre, Basilica of Sacre Coeur, and a Seine River cruise. Price per person, double occupancy, is $ 4,150 + $ 154 airline fees.information and brochure at 1-800-886-2151 or

ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM OTHER AREA CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHESPrayers with Padre at Planned Parenthood: Join our priestsabortion center located on 3729 N. Crossover, Fayetteville. The lives of the unborn have been spared and hearts of clients and clinic workers have converted through the presence of those who pray. Schedule to date is as follows:For further information see www.nwarespectlife.orgFr. Jason Tyler Friday, May 13Fr. Pius Iwu Monday, May 23Msgr. David LeSieur Friday, May 27Fr. Barnabas Maria-Susai, Thursday, June 9Fr. Pius Iwu, Immaculate Monday, June 13

NWA FRASSATI

YOUNG ADULTS! The NWA Frassati SocietyCatholic Young Adults group that yields Spiritual Growth, Social Events, and Service Opportunities! Join us for our bible study Mondays at 7:00pm at St. Joe's in Tontitown. more LIKE us on facebook.com/NWAFrassatiSociety website nwafrassati.com or email us [email protected]!

SUBIACO ACADEMY - SUBIACO

Camp Subiaco in Arkansas Summer Camp at Subiaco Abbey. Sign-up now! Camp Subiaco, for boys ages 9 is an active all boys camp with fishing, archery, riflery, gocarts, boating & tubing, climbing wall and much more. Camp Subiaco is operated by the Subiaco Alumni Association and the monks of Subiaco Abbey. Camp is June 19 26 - July 2, 2016. Google us on YouTube! You may sign up at www.campsubiaco.org or call 479-934-1001 for more info. Come join us! It’s a blast!

ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM OTHER AREA CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHES

SEARCH #140 RETREAT: Registrations are now being accepted for Search #140, a retreat to help juniors and seniors in high school get to know themselves better, deepen their friendship with Christ, and find support in living out their faith. Search #140 will be held at St. John Center, Little Rock, June 24 – 26, 2016. The fee is $120.00 and the early registration deadline is June 8, 2016. For more information and registration forms visit our website at: http://www.dolr.org/sites/default/files/documents/search140.pdf If you have questions you may contact Trish Gentry [email protected] at the Diocese of Little Rock Youth Ministry.

Cenacle of the National Marian Movement of Priests:Saturday, May 14th from 10 am – 12 noon, a Cenacle of the

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tours, hot dogs, and yummy Ranalli cookies. Don't miss this afternoon gathering of fun and friendship, honoring our

Tontitown Heritage!

FR. HART LEADS A PILGRIMAGE TO FRANCE In this Jubilee Year of Mercy, join Fr. Hart on a pilgrimage to France from September 19 to 30, 2016.round trip airfare from Fayetteville, 10 First Class hotel nights (double occupancy), daily breakfast and

motor coach, Seine River cruise, baggage handling, daily Mass at various shrines. Lourdes where the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in 1858, the parish church of St. John Vianney, Cluny

Chartes with its famous stain glass windows, Lisieux - where St. Theresa the little Flower was born, the Normandy Beaches, the site of the Allied Invasion, and the

Michel Abbey Church. In Paris, we will visit: Notre Dame Chapelle, Museum d'Orsay, Montmartre, Basilica of Sacre Coeur, and a Seine River

Price per person, double occupancy, is $ 4,150 + $ 154 airline fees. Contact Travel Tyme for 2151 or Fr. Hart at 479-361-2612. DEADLINE EXTENDED!!!

OTHER AREA CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHESJoin our priests for a time of prayer in front of the Planned Parenthood

tion center located on 3729 N. Crossover, Fayetteville. The lives of the unborn have been spared and hearts of clients and clinic workers have converted through the presence of those who pray. Schedule to date is as follows:

www.nwarespectlife.org or contact Sheila at 469-231-1959. Friday, May 13th Monday, May 23rd (Those at prayer will break for lunch with Fr. Pius)Friday, May 27th Thursday, June 9th (Brunch together with Fr. Barnabas following prayer)Monday, June 13th (Those at prayer will break for lunch with Fr. Pius)

YOUNG ADULTS! The NWA Frassati Society is an energetic Catholic Young Adults group that yields Spiritual Growth, Social Events, and Service Opportunities! Join us for our bible

pm at St. Joe's in Tontitown. To learn more LIKE us on facebook.com/NWAFrassatiSociety - visit our website nwafrassati.com or email us [email protected]!

SUBIACO

Summer Camp at Subiaco Abbey. Camp Subiaco, for boys ages 9 – 13 inclusive,

is an active all boys camp with fishing, archery, riflery, go-carts, boating & tubing, climbing wall and much more. Camp Subiaco is operated by the Subiaco Alumni Association and

p is June 19 - 25 and June You may sign up at

1001 for more info.

ST. SCHOLASTICA

St. Scholastica Monastery Fort Smith is holding a "SiBenedictine" discernment retreat on May 19young women ages 16-45 to experience a taste of religious life. There will be times for prayer, reflection, in house ministry, and visiting with Sisters as you learn how Benedictines live each day. There is no charge for this retreat except an open heart to the possibility of a religious vocation. For more information, contact Sr. Kimberly Prohaska, OSB at 479-783-4147 [email protected] of visit the website at www.stscho.org/vocation/

"The Beautiful Struggle of Daily LifeRetreat Center is sponsoring a 5Beautiful Struggle of Daily Life," guided by Macrina Wiederkehr, OSB on July 17-23. Cost: $500.00. For more information, or to register, call the center at 479.783.1135 or visit www.stscho.org/retreat-registration.

OTHER AREA CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHES

Registrations are now being accepted for Search #140, a retreat to help juniors and seniors in high school get to know themselves better, deepen their friendship with Christ, and find support in

held at St. John 26, 2016. The fee is $120.00

registration deadline is June 8, 2016. For more information and registration forms visit our website at: http://www.dolr.org/sites/default/files/documents/search-40.pdf If you have questions you may contact Trish Gentry

e of Little Rock Youth

Cenacle of the National Marian Movement of Priests: On 12 noon, a Cenacle of the

National Marian Movement of Priests will be held at: St. John Catholic Center / Fletcher Hall, Lafferty Chapel 2500 North Tyler Street Little Rock, AR 72207 Father Thomas Keller will be the celebrant. The Cenacle will begin at 10 a.m. with Mass to follow at 11 a.m. Allnation-wide time of prayer and thanksgiving, as we celebrate the Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis. For more information, please contact: Dr. Richard Riley at (501) 2243949

Celebrate the Year of Mercy at the annual Bible InstiJune 17-19, 2016 at St. John Center in Little Rock. Fr. Garrett Galvin, OFM, will address “The Message of Mercy: The Biblical Roots of Pope Francis’ Teachings” throughout the weekend that also includes prayer, discussion, fellowship

In this Jubilee Year of Mercy, join Fr. Hart on a pilgrimage to France from September 19 to 30, 2016. round trip airfare from Fayetteville, 10 First Class hotel nights (double occupancy), daily breakfast and

Among the sites visited are: the parish church of St. John Vianney, Cluny

where St. Theresa the little Flower was born, the Normandy Beaches, the site of the Allied Invasion, and the

re Dame Chapelle, Museum d'Orsay, Montmartre, Basilica of Sacre Coeur, and a Seine River

Contact Travel Tyme for EXTENDED!!!


for a time of prayer in front of the Planned Parenthood tion center located on 3729 N. Crossover, Fayetteville. The lives of the unborn have been spared and hearts of

clients and clinic workers have converted through the presence of those who pray. Schedule to date is as follows:

2:00pm – 3:00pm (Those at prayer will break for lunch with Fr. Pius) 11:00am – 3:00pm

1:30pm – 2:30pm (Brunch together with Fr. Barnabas following prayer) 10:00am – 11:00am (Those at prayer will break for lunch with Fr. Pius) 11:00am – 3:00pm

ST. SCHOLASTICA - FORT SMITH

St. Scholastica Monastery Fort Smith is holding a "Simply discernment retreat on May 19-23 to allow

45 to experience a taste of religious life. There will be times for prayer, reflection, in house ministry, and visiting with Sisters as you learn how

y. There is no charge for this retreat except an open heart to the possibility of a religious vocation. For more information, contact Sr. Kimberly Prohaska, OSB at

4147 [email protected] of visit the website at www.stscho.org/vocation/.

ul Struggle of Daily Life" Retreat: St. Scholastica Retreat Center is sponsoring a 5-day Silent Retreat, "The Beautiful Struggle of Daily Life," guided by Macrina

23. Cost: $500.00. For more ister, call the center at 479.783.1135 or

registration.


Movement of Priests will be held at: St. John Catholic Center / Fletcher Hall, Lafferty Chapel 2500 North Tyler Street Little Rock, AR 72207 Father Thomas Keller will be the celebrant. The Cenacle will begin at 10 a.m. with Mass to follow at 11 a.m. All are invited to this

wide time of prayer and thanksgiving, as we celebrate the Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis. For more information, please contact: Dr. Richard Riley at (501) 224-

Celebrate the Year of Mercy at the annual Bible Institute at St. John Center in Little Rock. Fr. Garrett

Galvin, OFM, will address “The Message of Mercy: The Biblical Roots of Pope Francis’ Teachings” throughout the weekend that also includes prayer, discussion, fellowship

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and good food. Paid registration of $100 is due by Friday, June 3. Contact LRSS for more information (501-664-6102 or [email protected]).

Natural Family Planning (NFP). Natural Family Planning (NFP). Learn NFP at home and at your own pace with the Home Study Course from NFP International, www.nfpandmore.org. Includes Ecological Breastfeeding (it really can space babies), a double-check system of fertility awareness, and Catholic teaching that’s easy to understand. Work with a live instructor by email. Completion certificate. Only $70.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

The Diocese of Little Rock seeks a Respect Life Director. Responsibilities include promoting and implementing the U.S. Catholic Bishops’ Pastoral Plan for Pro-Life Activities and Respect Life Program, working closely with parish coordinators, organizing the Mass for Life and monitoring state and federal legislation. Must be a Catholic with

demonstrated knowledge of the Church’s moral and social teachings. Position is 25 hours per week and includes benefits. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to: Dennis Lee, Chancellor for Administrative Affairs, Diocese of Little Rock, 2500 North Tyler Street, Little Rock, AR 72207 or email to [email protected].

Office Manager for Catholic Charities Immigration Services — Little RockFull-time; pay with benefits for interacting with clients and attorneys, managing files, schedules and databases, interpreting and translating documents; must have associate's degree, two years equivalent experience, excellent written and oral communication skills in English and Spanish, exceptional organization and computer abilities and talent managing multiple projects, maintaining confidentiality and interacting professionally with broad audience - Contact: Paula Lattanzi, human resources specialist Phone: (501) 664-0340, ext. 324

WEEKEND MINISTRIES Date: Altar Servers: Lectors: Eucharistic Ministers: Gift Bearers: EM to Sick

7-May

Cross Colton Miller

Dean Schaben

Host Cp-T Valerie Wright

Jeff & Karen Strassle, Dail Bevins

Book Kylie Miller Host-C Mary Ann Carender

First Lucas Schaben Cup-T Richard Ptak

Candle Christopher Schaben Cup-T Maureen Gruich

Candle Emily Schaben Cup-C Shannon Stowe

Cup-C Mark Casey

8-May

Cross Jacob Ford

Mike Washkowiak

Host Cp-T Mike Verucchi

Brian & Shelly Bewley Family

Linda Lee

Book Dwayne Byrd Host-C Laura Huck

First Tyler Ford Cup-T James Miller

Candle Torrie Pianalto Cup-T Denise Pearce

Candle Nicholas Byrd Cup-C Dail Bevins

Cup-C Robert Beyer

14-May

Cross Hannah Pianalto

Richard Ptak

Host Cp-T Rebecca Pianalto

Roger & Sara Miller Family

Book Philip Ryan Host-C Sara Miller / Dc Dan

First Sarah Heath Cup-T Evelyn Pianalto

Candle Emma Casey Cup-T Stan Pianalto

Candle Josh Zulpo Cup-C Judy Ranalli

Cup-C Patricia Mansell

15-May

Cross James Kidd

Chris Martini

Host Cp-T Pat Brock

Dean & Denise

McDonald Family

Mike Della Rosa

Book Adrian Gonzalez Host-C Denise Kidd

First Brock Bewley Cup-T Melanie Wiedenhoeft

Candle Emma Breaux Cup-T Bob Brock

Candle Rosalie Pianalto Cup-C Debbie Verucchi

Cup-C Lydia Huck

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! David & Vanessa Sbanotto

Jason & Silvia Hall Quinn & Kathie Engel

Ernie & Kimberly Woodard Benjamin & Randa Storment

Johnny & Leona Sabatini Mike & Debbe Verucchi

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Rodney Nichols Richard Placek Phillip Weis Sheila Gray Dean Piazza

Kevin Wright Luciana Harbaugh Dean McDonald Maria Sulzen Miriam Twyford

Maggie Verucchi Vincent Verucchi Virginia Diliberti Abigail Livingston Melanie Shifflett Bonnie Thomas

Mike Collins Albert Piazza Isabel Stewart Paul Foster

Micah Wittschen

Ali Ezell Becky Geiger Patrick Guy

Charles Johnson Beth Miller

CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sunday Monday Tuesday

MASS READINGSMAY 8 - MAY 14

Sunday: Acts 7:55-60; Ps 97:1-9; Rev 22:12-20; John 17:20-26 Monday: Acts 19:1-8; Ps 68:1-7; Col 3:1; John 16:29-33 Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27; Ps 68:10-21; John 14:16; John 17:1-11 Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38; Ps 68:29-36; John 17:11-19 Thursday: Acts 22:30, 23:6-11; Ps 16:1-11; John 17:20-26 Friday: Acts 25:13-21; Ps 103:1-20; John 14:26; John 21:15-19 Saturday: Pentecost Vigil Readings: Gen 11:1-9 or Exod 19:3-8, 16-20 or Ezek 37:1-14 or Joel 3:1-5; Ps 104:1-35; Rom 8:22-27; John 7:37-39 Morning Mass Readings: Acts 28:16-31; Ps 11:4-7; John 16:7-13; John 21:20-25

May 8 May 9 May 10

Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

(Child Care Available)

Rosary 11:00 AM Latin Mass 11:30 AM

No Mass

LofH 5:15PMMass 5:30 PM

May 15 May 16 May 17Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM



No Mass



(Child Care Available) GRADUATE

RECOGNITION With pancake

breakfast following in the Parish Hall


No Mass


Parish Council6:30 PM




MEMORIAL DAY

Office Closed

No Mass


June 5 June 6 June 7




No Mass

Mass

PEC = Parish Education Center AE = Adult Education Room

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS –MAY - JUNE 2016 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

MASS READINGS

MAY 15 - MAY 21 Sunday: Acts 2:1-11; Ps 104:1-34; Rom 8:8-17; John 14:15-26

Monday: Jas 3:13-18; Ps 19:8-15; 2 Tim 1:10; Mark 9:14-29 Tuesday: : Jas 4:1-10; Ps 55:7-23; Gal 6:14; Mark 9:30-37 Wednesday: Jas 4:13-17; Ps 49:1-11; John 14:6; Mark 9:38-40

Thursday: Jas 5:1-6; Ps 49:14-20; 1 Thess 2:13; Mark 9:41-50 Friday: Jas 5:9-12; Ps 103:1-12; John 17:17; Mark 10:1-12 Saturday: Jas 5:13-20; Ps 141:1-8; Matt 11:25; Mark 10:13-16

FIRST FRIDAYLofH 7:15AMMass 7:30

Divine Mercy Chaplet 3:00 PM Chapel

LofHMass

May 10 May 11 May 12

LofH 5:15PM Mass 5:30 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

PRE 6:15 P M - PEC


LofH 7:15AMMass 7:30


LofHMass




PRE 6:15 P M - PEC

Last class!


P.E.P Rally 11:30 am



LofHMass



Parish Council 6:30 PM





LofHMass

May 31 June 1 June 2




FIRST FRIDAYLofH 7:15AMMass 7:30 AM

Divine Mercy Chaplet 3:00 PM

LofH 5:15 PMMass 5:30 PM

June 7 June 8 June 9

Mass TBA

Mass TBA

Mass TBA

Mass TBA


Mass TBA

ABBREVIATIONS: Education Room C = Church PH = Parish Hall

U A L P R I E S T' S R E T R E A T > >

Friday Saturday May 6 May 7

FIRST FRIDAY LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

ne Mercy Chaplet 3:00 PM Chapel

LofH 5:15 PM Mass 5:30 PM

FIRST SATURDAY


Rosary 3:40 PM Mass 4:00 PM

May 13 May 14





May 20 May 21





May 27 May 28





June 3 June 4

FIRST FRIDAY LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

Divine Mercy Chaplet

3:00 PM Chapel


FIRST SATURDAY



June 10 June 11

Mass TBA


Mass TBA


LofH = Liturgy of the Hours

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