June 12, 2016 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

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June 12, 2016 Eucharistic Liturgies Sunday: 6:30am, 8:00am, Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:00am, 12:00pm, 4:00pm, 6:00pm Monday-Friday: 8:00am Saturday: 8:00am, 4:00pm Vigil

Church Hours * Sunday: 5:30am-7:30pm Monday-Saturday: 7:00am-6:00pm * Closes at Noon Fridays in June & July

Sacrament of Penance Saturdays: 8:30am (or by appointment)

Morning Prayer Monday-Saturday: 7:10am

Rosary Monday-Saturday: 7:30am

Eucharistic Adoration (Mater Dei Chapel) Monday-Friday: 8:30am-7:00pm Saturday: 8:30am-3:00pm The Chapel is closed during the Triduum, Holy Days of Obligation, and public holidays.

Holy Hour for Vocations (Mater Dei Chapel) Last Thursday of the Month 6:00pm

Parish Office Hours* Sunday: Closed Monday-Friday: 8:30am-5:00pm Saturday: 8:30am-4:00pm Closed for Lunch: 12:00pm-1:00pm *Closes at Noon Fridays in June & July

Kairos Gift Shop Hours* Monday-Friday: 8:30am-5:00pm Closed for Lunch: 12:00pm-1:00pm *Closes at Noon Fridays in June & July

Saturday: 8:30am-4:00pm Closed for Lunch: 12:00pm-1:00pm Open after 4:00pm Mass till 5:30pm

Sunday: 7:30am-6:00pm Closed from: 1:30pm-3:30pm and during all Masses Welcome! Intentions We are glad you are here! In order Saturday 6/11 that we may better serve you, 8:00am Russell Lovaas please register with the parish by 4:00pm † Joseph Demore visiting www.seaslv.org. or downloading the St. Elizabeth Ann Sunday 6/12 Seton App. Registration forms are 6:30am SEAS Parishioners also available in the gathering 8:00am † Kristen Donnolo space of the church. 10:00am Parish Book of Prayers Anointing of the Sick Clergy 12:00pm † Steve Salamone Call the parish office if you need to Deacon Joe Deegan 4:00pm † Marie Rosetti receive the Sacrament of Anointing Deacon Steve Doucet 6:00pm † Alexander Tuason of the Sick at home or in a hospital. Deacon Aruna Silva For assistance after hours or on Rev. Shawn Dresden, Parochial Vicar, Monday 6/13 Sundays, call the answering Rev. Bede Wevita, Pastor 8:00am † Luke & Ursula Dematagoda service at 702-388-9571. A priest Parish Staff will be notified and will contact you Tuesday 6/14 directly. The Sacrament is also Accountant, Helen Little 8:00am † Linda Ramirez offered communally within the 702-804-8315, [email protected] Wednesday 6/15 Mass. Watch the bulletin for Communications & Stewardship upcoming Anointing of the Sick 8:00am † Hazel Hooper Coordinator Masses, scheduled on a quarterly Patty Janura, 702-804-8326, basis. Thursday 6/16 [email protected] 8:00am † Antonio Bagares Funeral Ministry Executive Assist., Rosie Arellano In the event of a death of a loved 702-804-8312, [email protected] Friday 6/17 one, please contact the Funeral 8:00am Herman Pizzi Ministry at 702-403-8416 BEFORE Facilities Coordinator, Maureen Sisto making arrangements with any of 702-804-8321, [email protected] Saturday 6/18 the professional services. Pre- Faith Formation Asst., Amy Melancon 8:00am † Norb Mastej & Frank Tasny planning is also available. 702-804-8306, [email protected] 4:00pm † James Mulford Sacrament of Baptism Faith Formation Asst., Patricia Pavliga, Sunday 6/19 Baptisms for infants and children 702-804-8306, [email protected] 6:30am Parish Book of Prayers up to 7 years of age are celebrated 8:00am Jack Shanahan on Sundays either during Mass or Faith Formation Director, Helen Silva 10:00am Father’s Day Novena at 1:45pm. Parents and 702-804-8306, [email protected] 12:00pm † John Zachary Godparents should attend the Gift Shop Manager, Ninette Harrington 4:00pm † Leonides & Rupino Flores baptism class on the first Tuesday 702-804-8301, [email protected] 6:00pm SEAS Parishioners of the month at 7:00 pm in the Church. Adults are baptized at the Music Ministry Coordinator, Brian Hicks Easter Vigil after completing the 702-804-8308, [email protected] stages of the RCIA. Mass Intentions Office Assistant, Ingrid Quinlan may be requested by visiting the parish. The Sacrament of Matrimony 702-804-8302, [email protected] person requesting the intention may ask for a A 6 month minimum time period is Outreach Coordinator, Patti McGuire card that can be sent to notify a person that a needed to complete the preparation 702-804-8311, [email protected] Mass intention has been requested. The required for the Sacrament of priest silently remembers the intention Matrimony. The first step is for both Parish Manager, Steve Schmitt requested as he celebrates the Eucharist. parties to make an appointment 702-804-8305, [email protected] with Maureen Sisto. Contact the Prayer List parish office. School Admin. Assist., Donna Fernandini 702-804-8328, [email protected] Nanci Helfinstine, Marie Rowland, Leo Holy Communion for the Sick Mansueto, Georgia Montano, Alfred Smith, If you are homebound, please call School Office, Mary Sekerak Jenny Malone, Clemente Aranzaso, Chris Tom & Patty at 702-586-8093 and 702-804-8328, [email protected] Pristas, Josh Lee, Don Leonard, Sr., Robert an Extraordinary Minister of Holy School Principal, Dr. Carey Roybal-Benson Olson, Marshall Christian, Sara Little, Katrina Communion will visit you. In case 702-804-8390, [email protected] Lichty, Sandra Edwards, Marty Champion, of hospitalization, inform the Mary Ann Olson, Janie Busalino, Jessica hospital staff that you are Catholic Youth Ministry Assistant, Natasha Nelson Buenaventura, Jerri Rush, Al Labermeier, and would like to receive 702-804-8372, [email protected] Carmelita Amoranto, Graciela Gomez, Heath Melendez, Patricia Liedtke, Donna Logan, Communion. Youth Ministry, Director, Michelle del Fierro, Kim Thomas, Jude & Meghan Hernandez, 702-804-8313, Vocations Pete Gilmore, Helen Schreiber, Gene Recibe, [email protected] Vocations Please consult with one Larry Henderson, Marie McCarty, Pam Austin of the priests. Reed, Angeline Shattuck Parish Office 702-228-8311 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church A Letter From Bishop Pepe

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Offertory

Every year on the weekend that falls nearest to the June 4-5, 2016 Offering Attendance Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul we are asked to 4:00pm Vigil $5,445.00 822 participate in the Peter’s Pence Collection. This an- 6:30am $5,565.00 546 nual collection which focuses primarily on the chari- 8:00am $5,276.50 568 table efforts of the pope, allows him to reach out to 10:00am $6,597.00 783 the neediest throughout the world with emergency 12:00pm $4,344.00 556 financial assistance. 4:00pm $3,460.00 565 6:00pm $2,080.16 654 The Peter’s Pence Collection continues today Mailed-in $1,740.00 through the dedication of Catholics around the world Online & Text $5,004.51 that stand together in solidarity. Your donations will Collection Total $39,412.17 reach those suffering the effects of war and violence, natural disasters, and religious persecution. Finan- Maintenance Fund $3,670.00 cially struggling dioceses, churches, hospitals, and Catholic Education Programs will also benefit from Catholic Stewardship Appeal these funds. Number of pledges received 766 Total amount of pledges $349,280.53 During this Jubilee Year of Mercy, we are greatly en- Diocesan Assessment $242,551.00 couraged by Pope Francis to open our eyes to see Current Parish Rebate $106,729.53 the misery of the world, the wounds of our brothers Parish Rebate Goal $150,000.00 and sisters who are denied their dignity, and to heed their cries for help. Your generosity is an integral part of your Catholic identity and an expression of unity with the Holy Father. Father’s Day Novena—June 19 Peter’s Pence—June 26 I ask that you prayerfully consider your donation to the Peter’s Pence Collection. Pope Francis has told us that “mercy is the force that reawakens us to new life and instills in us the courage to look to the future with hope”. Together we can become a witness of charity, a force of mercy that reaches our brothers and sisters in need.

Assuring you of my continued prayers, I remain

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Most Reverend Joseph A. Pepe, D.D., J.C.D Bishop of Las Vegas Please support the Peter’s Pence Collection June 25 & 26, 2016

- 3 - June 12, 2016 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church 702-228-8311 Parish Office Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Today’s Readings

First Reading — The LORD forgives David for taking the wife of Uriah, and for having Uriah killed (2 Samuel 12:7-10, 13).

Psalm — Lord, forgive the wrong I have done (Psalm 32).

Second Reading — If justification comes through the law, then Christ died for nothing (Galatians 2:16, 19-21).

Gospel — Jesus forgives the woman because of her great love (Luke 7:36 — 8:3 [7:36-50]).

Died in Christ Hope and Forgiveness Jean Taylor There were some interesting conceptions of sin prev- alent in the time of the Hebrew scriptures. There was the belief that God punished sin immediately. Those who suffered disease or misfortune were, therefore, Saints and Special Observances sinners getting their due from the Almighty. Sunday: Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Today’s first reading hints at another kind of God. Monday: St. Anthony of Padua When David admits his sin, Nathan declares, “The Tuesday: Flag Day Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary LORD on his part has forgiven your sin” (2 Samuel 12:13b). Here was not a vengeful God but a merciful God. What good news that must have been to David and those who, like him, could be honest enough to admit their sinfulness! Readings for the Week

Jesus is the good news of God’s mercy and for- Monday: 1 Kgs 21:1-16; Ps 5:2-3ab, 4b-7; giveness incarnate. Without Jesus, perhaps the good Mt 5:38-42 news would have been too good to believe, too diffi- Tuesday: 1 Kgs 21:17-29; Ps 51:3-6ab, 11, 16; cult to imagine. But there he is in today’s Gospel, the Mt 5:43-48 God-man, forgiving a sinner and declaring that she is Wednesday: 2 Kgs 2:1, 6-14; Ps 31:20, 21, 24; forgiven because of her great love. Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday: Sir 48:1-14; Ps 97:1-7; Mt 6:7-15 There is hope, then, for the rest of us sinners, if only Friday: 2 Kgs 11:1-4, 9-18, 20; we love enough! Ps 132:11-14, 17-18; Mt 6:19-23 Saturday: 2 Chr 24:17-25; Ps 89:4-5, 29-34; -Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. Mt 6:24-34 Sunday: Zec 12:10-11; 13:1; Ps 63:2-6, 8-9; Gal 3:26-29; Lk 9:18-24

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Fact of Faith around. So, Louis went back to the friary and re- turned the stolen manuscript. St. Anthony became St. Anthony, Finder of Lost Articles his mentor, and from that time forward Anthony’s By Larry Rice prayers were sought whenever something was lost. It’s a tradition that continues today. For centuries, The Church has a patron saint for nearly every per- when Catholics have lost something important—their son, group of people, situation, and occupation. car keys or their way in life, they’ve sought the pray- These heavenly friends benefit us with their prayers ers of St. Anthony. of intercession, speaking, as it were, to God on our -Fact of Faith copyright © 2016, United States Conference of Catholic behalf. Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights resesrved. Photo: CNS/Nancy Wiechec. If you ask nearly any Catholic whose intercession they seek when something has gone missing, nearly all will tell you it’s St. Anthony who is responsible for the recovery of car keys and eyeglasses by the mil- lions. But how did Anthony become the patron saint of lost articles?

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church Dedicated on June 19, 1995

Next Sunday, June 19, will mark the 21st Anniver- sary of the Dedication of our Church. As we cele- brate Mass next weekend, please pray for our parish and school community, that we may continue to grow Legend has it that Anthony was the novice master at and nurture those around us in our Faith and love in a friary in Montpellier, France. One of his charges Jesus Christ. was a somewhat discontented novice named Louis. When he wasn’t at prayer or teaching the novices, Anthony devoted his time to writing a book of the psalms—he had worked on it for years. One after- noon, the manuscript vanished, and Anthony searched carefully to no avail. Having no other re- course, he prayed for it’s recovery.

At the same time, it seems that Br. Louis, the discontented novice, had disappeared as well and had been seen leaving with a somewhat manuscript- sized parcel. Anthony, believing that Louis was much more valuable than his manuscript, prayed that Louis would find his true path in life.

The legend says that the former Br. Louis, while on his way to sell the manuscript as his own, was moved to return the stolen book and turn his life

- 5 - June 12, 2016 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church 702-228-8311 Parish Office Jubilee Year of Mercy Meditations on Mercy cal acts of mercy by also incorporating into our daily lives the spiritual works of mercy. These works include "to counsel the doubtful, instruct the ignorant, Mt 25:31-45; MV, no. 15 admonish sinners, comfort the afflicted, forgive of- "Then the king will say to those on his fenses, bear patiently those who do us ill, and pray right, 'Come, you who are blessed by for the living and the dead" (MV, no. 15). These my Father. Inherit the kingdom prepared works of mercy are things that can and should be for you from the foundation of the done on a daily basis. The spiritual nature of these world. For I was hungry and you gave works allows them to be integrated into our daily me food, I was thirsty and you gave me prayer life. We can also incorporate them into all of drink, a stranger and you welcomed me, our actions toward others, so that, even if we do not naked and you clothed me, ill and you know someone is suffering, by living out these spir- cared for me, in prison and you visited itual works of mercy, we are able to respond as me.' Then the righteous will answer Christ would and see the love Christ has for all in him and say, 'Lord, when did we see them. you . . . ?' . . . And the king will say to them in reply, 'Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.'" (Mt 25:34-37, 40)

During this month, the Church celebrates a Jubilee for people who are ill or who have disabilities. In a special way this month then, we pray for and cele- brate with people who struggle with a disability, whether visible to others or not. Because of the vari- Jubilee Year of Mercy ety of disabilities and illnesses, we are not always Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time aware of those who are suffering. However, we are called to show love to those who are suffering, even On today’s Jubilee for Those Sick and Suffering Dis- if we do not fully understand or know their suffering. abilities, Jesus encounters a woman who is This passage from Matthew's Gospel is a good illus- “spiritually ill.” She is thus “disabled” from participat- tration of how we are called to serve Christ by serving in Israel’s worshiping community or polite socie- ing others, no matter the situation. The righteous ty. Bathing Jesus’ feet with tears, drying them with ones are praised and rewarded for showing mercy unveiled hair, anointing them (Luke 7:38) risk Jesus’ and compassion to those who are suffering. The king becoming “unclean.” Yet his mercy welcomes even (Christ) identifies with those who are suffering. In a such inappropriate behavior as her sincere special way, Christ is with those who suffer or are on manifestation of love: “Your sins are forgiven. Go in the margins of society. Just as those in the story of peace” (7:48, 50). Go not just in “peace,” but in the final judgment did not recognize Christ but still shalom, the all-enveloping, life-changing assurance acted out of compassion for their brothers and sis- of God’s mercy. She is anonymous, “known in the ters in need, so too should we act compassionately city” only as “a sinful woman” (7:37). The character toward everyone we encounter. with name and religious title, “Simon the

Pharisee” (7:36, 40), judges her harshly, but himself In Matthew's Gospel, Jesus tells his disciples about not at all, and thus forfeits God’s mercy. This Jubilee what is to come in the Last Judgment. After a lengthy Year of Mercy challenges us to self-examination. In discourse of lessons and parables, we have, in Mat- which role do we most often cast ourselves, humble thew 25:31-45, a description of the final judgment. sinner or judgmental Pharisee? Jesus declares that The king will separate the "sheep" from the "goats," only by an unfailing willingness to show mercy to based on the criteria of what we now refer to as the fellow sinners can we hope to obtain mercy corporal works of mercy. These works are integral to ourselves (see Misericordiae Vultus, 9). our ability to live out the Christian faith. Additionally, the Church encourages us to go beyond these physi- —Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

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Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Saint of the Week and women donors and associates, both free and enslaved. Named the Association of the Holy Family, Witness to Freedom the laypeople advanced a common mission: “to Venerable Henriette Delille teach catechism to the poor and to prepare them for 1813-1862 first Communion.”

Servant of Slaves. Henriette, Juliette, and Josephine did not wear an Witness to the Poor. official habit, and they made no public vows. Never- Declared Servant of God theless, their service, mercy, and love was the cata- by Pope Benedict XVI on lyst for founding of the Sisters of the Holy Family congregation, which continues to serve the people of March 27, 2010. God throughout Louisiana and neighboring states, as well as Washington, DC, California, and areas of Henriette Delille, a free woman of color, lived in New Central America and West Africa.* Orleans in the early 19th century. She affirmed the

God-given dignity of persons of African descent dur- In the midst of struggle, Henriette persevered. She ing the era of slavery. With immense love and cour- was determined to serve, and her persistence leaves age, she confronted the dehumanizing conditions a legacy for all Catholics who seek to overcome ra- that the black population, slave and free, endured. cial division in our country.

*Cyprian Davis, Henriette Delille: Servant of Slaves, Witness to the Poor Descended of an enslaved African woman and white (Archives of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, 2004), p. ix, 51. slave owner, Henriette was born into the precarious -Copyright © 2016, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Wash- class of Creoles or free blacks of mixed heritage. ington, DC. All rights reserved. They lived resourcefully by purchasing property, working as entrepreneurs, and finding ways to crea- tively secure financial resources. For many women in this situation, such avenues included concubinage. Rejecting that option, Henriette promoted sacramen- tal marriage. Father’s Day A devout Catholic, Henriette worked to bring religious Novena education and the sacraments of the Church to the many enslaved as well as free persons of African Our parish tradition is to descent. Consequently, Henriette served as the god- pray for our fathers, mother, sponsor, and catechist for many infants, both living and youth, and adults presented for Baptism, Holy Eu- deceased, for nine charist, and Holy Matrimony. masses beginning on Father’s Day. Novena Using her meager personal resources, Henriette de- cards are now available voted her adult life to exercising corporal and spiritu- in the gathering space al works of mercy. She enlisted the support of two of the church. The other free women of color, Juliette Gaudin and Jose- beautiful card is yours to phine Charles. Together, they sought and cared for keep. If you would like orphans, the aged, disabled, infirm, and indigent in to include your fathers, the community. grandfathers, fathers in As honorable as these efforts were, Henriette con- law, and godfathers in fronted many obstacles. Most of the ruling class, in- this novena, please return the offering envelope in cluding church officials, opposed a black religious the collection basket or to the Kairos Gift Shop with association. There was never enough money. Fur- the names of those you would like included. The ther, Henriette suffered poor health. However, Henri- Novena begins on Sunday, June 19. ette’s efforts were supported by zelateurs—lay men

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Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Catechetical Corner What is Catholic Social Teaching Catholic social teaching is a central and essential element of our faith. Its roots are in the Hebrew prophets who announced God’s special love for the poor and called God’s people to a covenant of love and justice. It is a teaching founded on the life and words of Jesus Christ, who came “to bring glad tid- ings to the poor . . . liberty to captives . . . recovery of sight to the blind” (Lk 4:18-19), and who identified himself with “the least of these,” the hungry and the stranger (cf. Mt 25:45). Catholic social teaching is built on a commitment to the poor. This commitment arises from our experiences of Christ in the eucharist. “Catholic social teaching is a central and essential element of our faith.” Prayer Before an Election As the Catechism of the Catholic Church explains, Lord God, “To receive in truth the Body and Blood of Christ given up for us, we must recognize Christ in the poor- as the election approaches, we seek to better under- est, his brethren” (no. 1397). stand the issues and concerns that confront our city/ state/country, and how the Gospel compels us to re- Catholic social teaching emerges from the truth of spond as faithful citizens in our community. what God has revealed to us about himself. We be- We ask for eyes that are free from blindness lieve in the triune God whose very nature is commu- so that we might see each other as brothers and sis- nal and social. God the Father sends his only Son ters, one and equal in dignity, especially those who Jesus Christ and shares the Holy Spirit as his gift of are victims of abuse and violence, deceit and pov- love. God reveals himself to us as one who is not erty. alone, but rather as one who is relational, one who is Trinity. Therefore, we who are made in God’s image We ask for ears that will hear the cries of children share this communal, social nature. We are called to unborn and those abandoned, men and women op- reach out and to build relationships of love and jus- pressed because of race or creed, religion or gender. tice. We ask for minds and hearts that are open to hear- ing the voice of leaders who will bring us closer to Catholic social teaching is based on and inseparable your Kingdom. from our understanding of human life and human dignity. Every human being is created in the image of We pray for discernment so that we may choose God and redeemed by Jesus Christ, and therefore is leaders who hear your Word, live your love, invaluable and worthy of respect as a member of the and keep in the ways of your truth as they follow in human family. Every person, from the moment of the steps of Jesus and his Apostles and guide us to conception to natural death, has inherent dignity and your Kingdom of justice and peace. a right to life consistent with that dignity. Human dignity comes from God, not from any human quality or We ask this in the name of your Son Jesus Christ accomplishment. and through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Our commitment to the Catholic social mission must Amen. be rooted in and strengthened by our spiritual lives. -Copyright © 2016, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, In our relationship with God we experience the con- DC. All rights reserved. -Catechetical Corner article is an excerpt from Sharing Catholic Social Teaching: version of heart that is necessary to truly love one Challenges and Directions, copyright © 1998, 2009, United States Conference of another as God has loved us. Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved.

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Stewards of Our Neighbors family of faith, welcoming the stranger as Christ commanded, we not only share the Good News, we Addressing the Refugee Crisis deepen our own involvement in God’s active pres- Pope Francis transformed the lives of a dozen Syrian ence in our world today. refugees in April when he plucked three families from a crowded camp on the Greek island of Lesbos and took them back to Rome where they will receive all the help the Holy See can provide. The Pope’s dra- matic gesture was intended to give witness to Christ’s teaching, “I was a stranger and you welcomed me” (Matthew 25:35).

Today, we are witnessing the worst refugee crisis since the aftermath of the Second World War. The United Nations reports that 60 million people have been forced from their homes worldwide by violence. Many are internally displaced in their own countries. Many languish in refugee camps, hoping to be reset- tled in a welcoming country. The war in Syria alone has spawned the largest humanitarian crisis of our time. The tragedy is so overwhelming that we risk becoming inured to the depth of it. Yet Syria, though Photo credit: Alexandre Rotenberg / ShuƩerstock.com its suffering is horrendous, is but one of many disas- ter areas whose collective woes have led some ex- Today, we are witnessing the worst perienced observers to assert that 2016 is already refugee crisis since the aftermath of the worst year for humanitarian crises in living the Second World War. The United memory. Nations reports that 60 million people have been forced from their Many agencies trying to address this humanitarian homes worldwide by violence. crisis are Catholic agencies. The United States Con- ference of Catholic Bishops department of Migration and Refugee Services (MRS) is the largest refugee resettlement agency in the world, and is one of two A Stewardship Moment agencies authorized by the U.S. Department of State Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time to resettle unaccompanied refugee children.

As stewards of our neighbors in the human family, In today’s Gospel we encounter the Pharisee who is there are many things we can do to help. Here are rather inhospitable to Jesus. He doesn’t seek Jesus’ three to consider: Pray that God extends mercy and friendship. And yet the unknown woman who ap- compassion to all refugees displaced by violence pears is quite eager to be where Jesus is and to and persecution. Contact your local Catholic Chari- show him her tremendous gratitude. She does some ties agency to find out if it has a resettlement pro- extraordinary things: She gets down by Jesus’ feet, gram and, if so, ask how you can participate in the and, weeping, she wets his feet with her tears and effort to resettle refugees and help them build new wipes them with her hair! She even kisses his feet lives of hope. Make a gift to the MRS’ Parishes Orga- and anoints them with some perfumed oil. The wom- nized to Welcome Refugees (POWR) program, an lavishes her love and appreciation for Jesus. which gives parish and community volunteers an op- Christian stewards show their love for Jesus in tangi- portunity to help sponsor newly-arriving refugees and ble ways every day. Others don’t really seek his provide for their immediate needs. friendship. Who are we more apt to be like in this

Gospel story, the Pharisee or the grateful woman? By offering what help we can to refugees through our -ICSC Catholic Stewardship e-Bulletin, June 2016

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Do you have a closet full of clothes you just don’t wear anymore? What about all those things starting to pile up in your garage? Here’s an idea! Bring it all to our Bring your , your and let’s help Catholic Charities and Goodwill provide for people in need!

Saturday, June 18 from 7:30am-6:00pm Sunday, June 19 from 7:00am-7:00pm

Bing your items to the Goodwill truck in the church parking lot. A Goodwill represent- ative will be on site to assist with your donations.

Most Needed Items Items we CANNOT accept due to health and safety concerns

♦ Clothes ♦ Musical Instruments ♦ Mattresses ♦ Paint ♦ Shoes & Boots ♦ Sporting Goods ♦ Box Springs ♦ Fuel ♦ Purses ♦ Framed Art & Collecti- ♦ Waterbeds ♦ Chemicals ♦ Jewelry & Accessories bles ♦ Baby Cribs ♦ Copy Machines ♦ Books ♦ Small Appliances ♦ Venetian Blinds ♦ Medicine ♦ CDs, DVDs & Blue-rays ♦ Furniture ♦ Magazines ♦ Syringes & Needles ♦ Games & Toys ♦ Tools ♦ Carpeting ♦ Auto Parts ♦ Dishes ♦ Electronics ♦ Torn/Soiled Furniture ♦ Plumbing Fixtures ♦ Lamps ♦ Stereos ♦ TVs older than 2005 ♦ Building Materials ♦ Linens ♦ Mobile Phones & Console TVs ♦ Weapons & Ammuni- ♦ Housewares ♦ TVs ♦ Barbeques tion ♦ Home & Holiday Decor ♦ Computers ♦ Gas Lawn Mowers

All items needed and appreciated, especially: ♦ Diapers Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and ♦ White Rice Wipes ♦ Instant Mashed Potatoes ♦ Paper Towels ♦ Instant Creamy Pastas ♦ Kitchen sized Trash Bags ♦ Rice a Roni ♦ Soap, Conditioner, Shampoo, ♦ Bread Lotion ♦ Soups ♦ Juice and Juice Boxes ♦ Canned Meats ♦ Cereal ♦ Canned Vegetables ♦ Peanut Butter & Jelly ♦ Spaghetti Sauce

Please drop off items in the donation bin in the church gathering space, or at the Outreach Office. If your do- nated items need refrigeration (fresh milk, eggs, butter, cheese, lunch meat, yogurt, etc.) please drop off items directly to the Outreach Office Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm (closed for lunch 12pm-1pm).

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Why a Farmer’s Market? St Elizabeth Ann Seton will be joining Three Square Food Bank to provide more food to more people in our community. Some programs are created specifically for people in need, who cannot afford to purchase food. Many items are staples for households, some dairy and some meats. Our Food Pantry Program falls into this category.

Other programs are based upon serving and uniting the community. Most of this food needs to be distributed quickly. The main items given out are seasonal fruits and vegetables at NO CHARGE. These are Farmer’s Markets where anyone and everyone in the neighborhood and community are invited to take home a bag of fresh produce.

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish invites you to our first ever FARMER’S MARKET on Saturday, June 18, 2016 from 8:30am-9:30am under the canopies in the parking lot. Fresh fruits and vegetables will be available to all parishioners and people in our community at NO CHARGE. Please stop by and grab a bag of seasonal goodies!

Any questions or to volunteer to help contact Patti McGuire @ [email protected] or 702-804-8311.

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Please note these adjusted Summer Hours...

Church Summer Hours Parish Office Summer Hours

June 1-July 31 June 1-July 31 Monday-Thursday: 7:00am-6:00pm Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-12:00pm Fridays: 7:00am-12:00pm 1:00pm-5:00pm Saturday: 7:00am-6:00pm Fridays: 8:30am-12:00pm Sunday: 5:30am-7:00pm Saturday: 8:30am-12:00pm 1:00pm-4:00pm

Kairos Gift Shop Summer Hours Faith Formation Summer Office Hours

June 1-July 31 May 23-July 31 Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-12:00pm Monday-Thursday: 8:00am-12:00pm 1:00pm-5:00pm 1:00pm-4:00pm Fridays: 8:30am-12:00pm Friday: 8:00am-12:00pm Saturday: 8:30am-12:00pm 1:00pm-4:00pm Closed: June 24-27 After 4:00pm Mass till 5:30pm July 1-4 Sunday: 7:30am-1:30pm 3:30pm-6:00pm August 1- September 3 Closed during all Masses Monday-Friday: 8:30am-12:00pm 1:00pm-4:30pm

Youth Ministry Summer Office Hours

June 1-August 31 Monday-Friday: 10:00am-3:00pm Closed: June 20-July 5 July 18-22

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Join us Thursday, July 28, 2016

8:30 am – Bus departs SEAS The two productions we’ll be viewing at this year’s Shakespeare Festival in Cedar 2:00 pm – The Cocoanuts City, Utah are: “The Cocoanuts” & “Much Ado About Nothing”. 6:00 pm – Dinner Cost: $160 per person.* 8:00 pm – Much Ado About Nothing To purchase your tickets, please visit the parish office. 11:00 pm – Depart Cedar City *Includes tickets for both shows, bagged lunch on the bus, transportation, and dinner.

About the Festival What should I wear? There is no dress code. Many choose to wear casual The Utah Shakespeare Festival is a Tony Award- attire. Consider wearing layers in anticipation of the winning, professional theatre located on the campus weather in the outdoor Adams Shakespearean Thea- of Southern Utah University that presents Shake- tre. Also, the air conditioner of the Randall L. Jones speare and plays from other playwrights every June Theatre could cause you to want a sweater. through October in three theatres.

•The Adams Shakespearean Theatre is an outdoor Where can I find Festival souvenirs? replica of the Globe Theatre. Take home lasting souvenirs of your Festival experi- •The Randall L. Jones Theatre is an indoor modern ence by picking up cards, books, souvenir programs, theatre. jewelry, clothing, and many other items at the Ran- dall Gift and Gallery in the lobby of the Randall L. •The Auditorium Theatre is an indoor theatre used Jones Theatre or in the Gift Shoppe located near the mostly for matinees and a rain stage. Adams Shakespearean Theatre.

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The Plays Anointing of the Sick Tuesday, June 28 at the 8:00am Mass

The sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will be administered at the 8am Mass on Tuesday, June 28. Seniors and those afflicted with physical, mental or emotional illness are encouraged to attend and be anointed.

The Cocoanuts Venue: Randall L. Jones Theatre Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Adapted by Mark Bedard

The Marx Brothers infiltrate the Florida real estate boom circa 1920 and find jewels to steal, pockets to pick, lovers to confuse, hotel guests to confound, and a treasure trove of songs by Irving Berlin. So, you Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Zeppo fans, brush up your slapstick and get ready for a hilarious celebration of theatrical and musical sun, sand, and shtick.

Altar Server Training Altar servers assist the priest and/or deacon during the Mass. Some of the duties include carrying the processional cross during the entrance and closing processions, holding the presider's book while Father prays certain prayers, and assisting in preparing the altar for the Eucharistic Prayer. Altar servers, both boys and girls, should be at least in the third grade, and must have made his/her First Communion. Much Ado About Nothing Training will take place Venue: Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre Saturdays at 8:30am in By William Shakespeare the church from June- Directed by David Ivers August. Come to one or more training dates. Two of Shakespeare’s most beloved characters, Be- It is not necessary to atrice and Benedick battle it out in a contest of wits— attend every Saturday. until they land in each others’ arms. This vibrant and For more information comic celebration of romance introduces you to contact Terry Biles at these famous lovers, and to a host of villains, clowns, 702-672-4933 or and eccentric characters, as Shakespeare deftly ex- [email protected]. plores our never ending search for perfect love.

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Parish Weekly Calendar Monday, 6/13 Wednesday, 6/15 Saturday, 6/18 8am Daily Mass, Church 8am Daily Mass, Church 7:30am-6:00pm Goodwill/Catholic Charities 9am Fr. McShane’s Bible Study, 9am-12:30pm Vacation Bible School, Donation Drive, Church Parking Lot School Library Parish Hall 8am Daily Mass, Church 9am-12:30pm Vacation Bible School, 8:30am Confessions, Church Parish Hall Thursday, 6/16 8:30am-9:30am Farmer’s Market, 4pm Vocation Committee Meeting, 8am Daily Mass, Church Church Parking Lot Church Meeting Room 9am-12:30pm Vacation Bible School, 11am Parkinson’s Exercise, Church Meeting Rm Parish Hall Tuesday, 6/14 Sunday, 6/19 8am Daily Mass, Church Friday, 6/17 7am-7pm Goodwill/Catholic Charities 9am Busy Hands Crafters, Parish Hall 8am Daily Mass, Church Donation Drive, Church Parking Lot 9am-12:30pm Vacation Bible School, 9am-12:30pm Vacation Bible School, 1pm KofC Squires Monthly Meeting, Parish Hall Parish Hall School Library 10am New Beginnings Grief Support, Church Meeting Room