September 20, 2020 - St. Rose Philippine Duchesne - Anthem ...

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Parish Mission Statement �

A welcoming and joyful community �

committed to making disciples, by �

igniting and strengthening faith in

Christ, and the celebration of Gods

grace.�

September�

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DAILY MASS�

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Monday � Friday� � � 7:30 am�

Confession before Daily Mass� 7:00 am � 7:30 am�

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WEEKEND MASS�

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Saturday � Attend/Livestream 4:00 pm�

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Sunday � � 7:00 am, 9:00,am ,11:00 am �

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Attend And Livestream @ the 11am� � �

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RECONCILIATION�

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Monday � Friday� � 7:00 am�

Saturday �Church� � 2:45 pm � 3:45 pm�

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RECITATION OF THE ROSARY�

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Monday � Friday� � � 7:00 am�

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PARISH OFFICE HOURS�

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Monday � Thursday� � 8:30 am � 4:00 pm�

Fridays�� � � 8:30 pm � 12:00 pm� �

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Closed Wednesdays � � 11:00 am � 1:00 pm�

PASTORAL STAFF�

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PAROCHIAL ADMINISTRATOR, Fr. Bing Colasito�

DEACON, John Mezydlo��

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PARISH STAFF�

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Office Administrator, Alicia Gonzales � Ext. 104�

Accountant, Nancy Edgell� � Ext. 107 �

Office Assistant, Cheyanne Bosn� Ext. 100�

Discipleship Coor., Dcn John Mezydlo� Ext. 101

Youth Ministry Coor., Vacant � Ext. 102�

RE Coordinator, Renee Hunsaker� Ext. 105�

Music & Media Director, Matt Ficarra� Ext. 106 �

Maintenance/Custodian, Ray Lopez �

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MISSION OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD�

45033 North 12th Street �

New River, Arizona 85087�

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WEEKEND MASS�

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Sunday� � � � � 9:00 am�

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RECITATION OF THE ROSARY�

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Sunday� � � � � 8:30 am�

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ADORATION� �

Thursday� � � � 7:00 am � 5:00 pm

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September 20, 2020�

CALENDAR � p . 2

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September 5th and September 6th�

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ST. ROSE:�$14,875 �

(includes online giving of $7,342.00) �

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GOOD SHEPHERD:$1,244� �

(includes online giving of 954.00) �

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TOTAL PARISH GIVING: $16,119.00�

(includes online giving of $8,296.00)�

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Mortgage Retirement Contributions:$3,890.00

(includes online giving of $1,610.00) �

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Sunday, September 20, 2020�

�� 7:00 am� +Jerry Stawicki�

�� 9:00 am� Thomas Richmond � Healing�

�� 9:00 am� +Tom Johns�

�� 11:00 am� All Parishioners�

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Monday, September 21, 2020�

�� 7:30 am� +Louise Miller�

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Tuesday, September 22, 2020� � � �

�� 7:30 am� +Manuel & Nena San Pedro� � �

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Wednesday, September 23, 2020�

�� 7:30 am� +Estella Romero�

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Thursday, September 24, 2020�

�� 7:30 am� Thomas Richmond � Healing�

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Friday, September 25, 2020�

�� 7:30 am� +Mariano Manzano�

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Saturday, September 26, 2020�

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�� 4:00 pm� +Mariano Manzano�

WEEKLY READINGS

Readings for the week of September 20, 2020�

Sunday: Is 55:6�9/Ps 145:2�3, 8�9, 17�18 [18a]/Phil

1:20c�24, 27a/Mt 20:1�16a�

Monday: Eph 4:1�7, 11�13/Ps 19:2�3, 4�5 [5]/

Mt 9:9�13�

Tuesday: Prv 21:1�6, 10�13/Ps 119:1, 27, 30, 34. 35,

44 [35]/Lk 8:19�21�

Wednesday: Prv 30:5�9/Ps 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104,

163 [105]/Lk 9:1�6�

Thursday: Eccl 1:2�11/Ps 90:3�4, 5�6, 12�13, 14 and

17bc [1]/Lk 9:7�9�

Friday: Eccl 3:1�11/Ps 144:1b and 2abc, 3�4 [1]/Lk

9:18�22�

Saturday: Eccl 11:9�12:8/Ps 90:3�4, 5�6, 12�13, 14

and 17 [1]/Lk 9:43b�45 �

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Do You Know Someone Interested�

in Being Catholic?�

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Do you or does someone you know

have questions about the�

Catholic faith?�

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Unlock your answers today!�

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If you would like to take a journey of faith

through the RCIA program, e�mail

Renee Hunsaker, CRE�

[email protected]�

26th Sunday: Deeds and not Words Only (MT: 21:28�32)�

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In the 1st reading, Israel knew that they have a corporate responsibility, as the

chosen people, to set a good example to other nations. But with their national

institution “Temple” destroyed, their corporate responsibility was in question, a

renewed emphasis on “individual responsibility” came into focus. Ezekiel

stressed “individual responsibility,” children are not punished for the sins of

their parents, but their own. Anyone is free to have a change of heart, from his wickedness to righteousness.

We are judged by our new life and not by our sins of the past.�

Phil. 2:1�11 was an exhortation to harmony, in two ways. Negatively, by giving up rivalry and conceit. Positively,

through humility, acknowledging that most of the time others are superior to us, in their charity, putting the

other first than oneself. �

Jesus, confronted by the scribes and the Pharisees taught them a lesson on the importance of “deeds and not just

lip service.” He made it clear that no lip service or claiming to know God’s Law can automatically gain �

access to His Kingdom. It is a sincere metanoia a change of heart that God wants, reminding us that it’s not

“because of,” but “in spite of” our past, He sees our hearts and He shows MERCY.�

Metanoia: Change of Heart�

1. The Parable of the Two Sons is proper only in the Gospel of Matthew. The Gospel stressed the importance of

conversion. Israel was like the 2nd son who said “Yes” but failed to follow God’s Law. The Pharisees

preached but did not practice what they preached. They did not “walk their talk.” On the other hand, many

publicans, Jesus mentioned the tax collectors and the prostitutes, who for a time had fallen away but had a

conversion, a metanoia, a change of heart found their way back to God. �

2. God is completely different from human beings; God sees the recesses of our soul. He is a merciful and �

compassionate God. He forgave the servant who owed Him a huge amount (Mt. 18:24) and condemned the

same servant for not extending the same mercy to his fellow servant who owed him a much smaller debt. He

is merciful, but cannot be forced by our scheme of the standard of rewards and merits, good intention is not

enough. The intention and the action must both be good. �

3. In deeds and not just in words. We are normally turned off by people of “empty promises.” Consumers �

patronized companies that live up to their advertisements. A teacher who promptly corrects and hands back

the test papers is esteemed by her students. A quiet worker who gets things done is admired by his employer

than a talkative one who constantly boasts of his accomplishments. McArthur is revered in the Philippines �

because he kept his words: “I shall return.”�

4. Man sees the face, but God sees the heart. None of those who cried out in Mt. 7:21�23, Lord, Lord will enter

the kingdom of God but only the one who does the Will of My Father in Heaven. Lip service and external �

service is not enough for God, He wants our heart in place, in communion with Him. How often have we said

no, but after some thought realized our mistake and with a contrite heart do what the loving Father commands.

We all have our weaknesses, like the Prodigal Son, “I shall rise and go to my Father and say, Father, I have

sinned against you…” (Lk. 15:18) Our merciful and compassionate God, who sees all our weakness, fills us

again with His love and peace. �

5. If there was a third son in the story, he would have been the son par excellence, He is the Son of Man, and the

Son of God. His whole life was a constant “Yes” to the Will of the Father. In the garden of Gethsemane, “Not

my Will but your Will be done.” (Mt. 26:42) The ideal son, Christian attitude is the imitation of the “third

son.” A son who does not rebel, remonstrate, or contradict. He goes out of Himself courageously to embrace

the Will of God. His “Yes” is a “Yes” which He does not take back.�

“The fruit of silence is prayer, the fruit of prayer is faith, the fruit of faith is love, the fruit of love is service, and

the fruit of service is PEACE.” (St. Mother Theresa)�

We have Small Christian Communities, located

throughout our parish neighborhoods, that gather for faith

sharing and fellowship. All are welcomed. If you’re not

already part of a community, contact the office.�

D I SC I P LESH I P p . 4

THAT MAN IS YOU

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Becoming A Man After God’s�

Own Heart�

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Contact Deacon John for Information�

602�885�1642�

PLEASE JOIN US!�

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This year the Arizona Rosary Celebration will be live streamed from the Spirituality Center . You

are invited to join us at 1:30 pm. Social distancing will take place and mask will be required. �

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Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus�

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A Note from the Religious Education Department . . . �

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Greetings in Christ, �

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� As you know, we are experiencing unprecedented times. The challenge has been how to catechize our

faith family while staying within the guidelines of the CDC, as well as not to create another frustration for you, the

parent. Because this is brand new territory for all of us, we are expecting glitches along the way. We, at St. Rose,

appreciate your patience as we work through this process. �

� As human beings, we tend to be resistant to change. Our brains are wired in a way to take the path of least

resistance, develop habits and routines, and stick with them. The longer we have a habit, the harder it is to

change! When it comes to Faith Formation, we have developed practices and habits over many decades, and as

faith formators, have conditioned our parents to act as chauffeurs, dropping our kiddos off at religious education

class, grabbing a coffee, taking a quick run, or taking a much�needed nap. Not a criticism here, but something that

I, myself would do!! The problem we are facing today is that we cannot just drop off the children because we are

in the middle, but we pray daily for the end, of a pandemic. It is for this reason that we have taken time in �

presenting alternative models for catechesis. As always, the safety of your children and you are important to us.

As it is time to register for the 2020�21 year, we want to take a moment to outline our program.�

� This year at St. Rose we will be utilizing Family Catechesis along with the hybrid model. As you know,

the hybrid model refers to classes where there are planned in person classes as well as online learning. Below is

the outline of our program:�

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1. We will not be offering a Pre�School program this year�

2. PreK, Kindergarten, 1

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and 4

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grade � Family Catechesis & Zoom�

� Each registered family will receive a program syllabus, family instruction materials, and a book where

required�

� We will also include activity/craft materials designated in the lesson�

� You will be asked to participate in a monthly ZOOM meeting that will review and tie up the lessons, as

well as answer any outstanding questions. (Time: 1 hr)�

3. Sacrament Preparation � Reconciliation/Confirmation/First Eucharist�

� Two classes will be held in person monthly, while one will be virtual (ZOOM) � (Time: 1 hr)�

� In person classes will be in the main room of the Parish Office with 12 kids only

4. EDGE Transition will be held on two Mondays of each month at 4:30pm in the Church Office �

5. EDGE program will be held one time monthly on Sunday from 2pm�3pm in the Church, with one Sunday

of Adoration with Matt. Mask will be required. Social distancing and hand sanitizing will take

place.�

6. LifeTeen program will be held one time monthly on the 1st Sunday from 2pm�3pm in the Church, with one

Sunday of Adoration with Matt. Mask will be required. Social distancing and hand sanitizing

will take place.�

7. Sacrament Preparation for Grades 6 � 12 will be held two times monthly in person with one virtual lesson�

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In Person Class Set up and Safety Measures�

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� There will be 6 tables that measure 6’ long with one chair at each long end�

� A plexiglass divider will be placed in the center of the table running the width�

� Children will come in the front door, have temperature taken, sanitize hands and be seated with 5�6 ft of

physical distancing provided�

� Once class is finished, the children will proceed to the “back door”, sanitize their hands, exit through the

back, & with an adult, walk around to the front to be picked up by parents. �

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All tables, chairs & restrooms will be cleaned & disinfected before and after classes�

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Registration Ongoing through September�

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Registration forms and calendars are also available online�

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Fee payments may be made online @ �

www.stroseanthem.com/Giving/Give Online/2020�2021 RE Fees�

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For questions contact:�

Renee Hunsaker � [email protected] � Children’s Ministry (PS�4th grade) & Sacrament Prep (all ages), �

Cheyanne Bosn � [email protected] � Youth Ministry (EDGE transition/EDGE/LifeTeen) �

PAR I SH I N FORMAT I ON p.6

Baptism Preparation Class�

October 5, 2020 at 6pm�

in the Parish Office �

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In preparation for the Sacrament of Baptism, parents are

required to attend this preparation class.�

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Although not a requirement, Godparents are strongly

encouraged to participate. �

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Please contact or RSVP to �

[email protected] �

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St. Vincent de Paul and the Knights of

Columbus Council 13719 are sponsoring

a local drive to collect jeans for the �

clients of the down town Saint Vincent

de Paul facility. �

� Especially needed are men’s jeans

sizes 32 and 34. A collection box will be

placed at the entrance to the SVdP pantry

during the month of September.�

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Contact person: Dan Gregoria

[email protected]�

831�229�0450�

Pontifical Good Friday Collection�

Pope Francis and Bishop Olmsted have asked us to �

support the Pontifical Good Friday Collection, which helps �

Christians in the Holy Land. The collection is usually held on

Good Friday, but it was rescheduled this year to September

13, just before the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.�

We are spiritually united with Christians in the Holy Land

through our prayerful support and through donations which

directly make a difference in the lives of those caught up in

war, violence, and instability in the region where our Lord

Jesus walked.�

Your support helps the Church minister in �

parishes, provide Catholic education, and offer

catechesis and formation. It also helps preserve

religious shrines and provides �

humanitarian aid to refugees.�

St. Rose CDA Update,�

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Thank you for all those who donated to the

CDA. Listed is the amount raised compared

to our Parish Goal.�

Knights of Columbus �

St. Rose Council 13719 �

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Charity Golf Outing�

October 31st, 2020 �

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4 Player Scramble � Shotgun �

All are Welcome �

Registration at 6:30 a.m. �

Tee Off 7:30 a.m. �

Your fee will include Green Fees, Cart, Range Balls,

Lunch �

Plus FREE drink ticket for the Club House or �

Beverage Cart �

All Raffle Tickets and Mulligans will be sold at event.

Reserve Your Spot NOW! �

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Proper Golf Attire is Required�

All fees must be paid by October 7th.�

EARLY REGISTRATION !! �

October 7th $75 �

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DON’T GOLF??�

Please consider sponsoring a Military/Vet or First

Responder who does!!!�

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Questions? Chairman � �

Gary Isbrandt �

[email protected] �

Program Chairman � �

Pat Schwindt � 480�254�4250 �

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