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900 S. Littler Edmond, OK 73034 405-340-0691 Stjohn-Catholic.Org 900 S. Littler 405-340-0691 PO Box 510 Edmond, OK 73034 stjohn-catholic.org Edmond, OK 73083 APRIL 07, 2019 • 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT MISSION STATEMENT We are a Catholic Christian Commu- nity, called to be faithful, caring, enthusiastic disciples. We build up the Kingdom of God by worship- FRIDAYS IN LENT ing and praising Him, proclaiming Join us Fridays in Lent the Good News of Jesus Christ in for fellowship and word and witness, giving loving prayer. service to our neighbor and strength- ening the parish community. 5:30 pm Mass in the MASS TIMES Daily Mass Chapel 6:15 pm Stations in the Saturday Vigil, 5:30 pm* Sunday 7:30 am, 9:00 am* Sanctuary 11:30 am*, 5:30 pm* 6:45 pm Supper in the Daily & Holy Days Great Hall See “Mass Intentions” * Nursery available Supper will be hosted by various ministries. SACRAMENT April 12, supper will be SCHEDULE hosted by the Knight’s Penance of Columbus. Saturday 4:00-5:00 pm Supper will be Wednesday 5:00-6:00 pm fish, cole slaw, Anointing of the Sick hushpuppies & First Friday 7:30 am & 5:30 pm tortillas. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 24 hours a day / 7 days a week Register online: Baptism Prep stjohn-catholic.org / Deacon George Butterfield Event Registration [email protected] Coordinated by the Matrimony Community Life Contact priest at least six months in advance READINGS ~ WEEK OF APRIL 07, 2019 Thurs., St. Stanislaus, Bishop & Martyr Gn 17:3-9/Ps 105:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [8a]/Jn 8:51-59 Sun., 5th Sunday of Lent Fri. Is 43:16-21/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Phil 3:8-14/Jn 8:1-11 Jer 20:10-13/Ps 18:2-3a, 3bc-4, 5-6, 7 [cf. 7]/Jn 10:31-42 Mon. Sat., St. Martin I, Pope & Martyr Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62 or 13:41c-62/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b- Ez 37:21-28/Jer 31:10, 11-12abcd, 13 [cf. 10d]/Jn 11:45-56 4, 5, 6 [4ab]/Jn 8:12-20 Sun., Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion; Holy Week begins Tues. Lk 19:28-40/Is 50:4-7/Ps 22:8-9, 17-18, 19-20, 23-24 [2a]/ Nm 21:4-9/Ps 102:2-3, 16-18, 19-21 [2]/Jn 8:21-30 Phil 2:6-11/Lk 22:14--23:56 or 23:1-49 Wed. Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95/Dn 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 56 [52b]/Jn 8:31- 42 LITURGY & WORSHIP GOSPEL MEDITATION not only are we invited to receive God's mercy, but to show April 7, 2019, 5th Sunday in Lent God's mercy. As the season begins to wind to a close, con- sider those in your life you tend to judge the most harshly. What is one concrete way you can drop your stone? "The scribes and the Pharisees brought a woman who had been caught in adultery and made her stand in the middle." The episode of the woman caught in adultery is a powerful story. We have perhaps all felt as the woman has at some WEEKLY GLIMPSE point in our lives, surrounded by those who would condemn us. The beauty of Christ's mercy at the end is clear...and a welcome relief as we all struggle to be good and holy people. Sunday 07 But have we ever imagined ourselves on the edge of the cir- 8:00 am ............... Fellowship Breakfast ......... Great Hall cle? Have we pictured ourselves in the sea of dusty robes? 9:30 am .................. RCIA for Children ........ Daily Chapel Perhaps, we hope, we're hovering at the edge of the circle of 10:15 am ................. PreK-5 Formation .................. School judgment. But we've all been there. 6:45 pm ................... HS Youth Group ......... Youth Center How easy it is to be righteous when someone else's repu- Monday 08 tation is at stake. When the small child is acting up in the 6:30 pm ................. Alpha Team Dinner .......... Commons grocery store or on the plane. When another company has a 7:00 pm ..................... Baptism Prep ............. Council Rm scandal break or a major error sets back their profits. Could it be easy to pick up the stone and feel its weight and heft in Tuesday 09 our hands? Because if we've got a stone in our hands, our 8:00 am .................. Mom’s Studies x3 ........ Meeting Rm own righteous category is clear. Our judgment is our insur- 9:00 am ................. St. Theresa’s Guild ......... Council Rm ance that we won't be on the receiving end of the criticism. If 12:00 pm ....................... Keenagers ................. Commons we can point out a wrong, surely we are firmly in the right. 12:00 pm ............ Prayer & Life (Spanish) .... Meeting Rm "'Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to 7:00 pm ............................. RCIA ....................... Great Hall throw a stone at her'... they went away one by one." This Lent, Wednesday 10 9:30 am .................... Gospel of Mark ............ Council Rm 10:00 am ........................ Time Out ................... Commons 6:00 pm .............. Youth Faith Formation .............. School 7:00 pm ...................... Prayer & Life .............. Council Rm MASS INTENTIONS Thursday 11 Sunday 07 ….......7:30 am……………..….…...† Marlene Fisher 6:30 am ................. Men’s Alpha Study ............ Great Hall 9:00 am……….……….. People of the Parish 9:15 am .................... Hispanic Study ........... Meeting Rm 11:30 am..………...…....† Thomas A. Scherm 9:30 am .................... Women’s Study ........... Council Rm 5:30 pm…..….…….........† Mary Ann Fiorazo 6:30 pm .............. Pregnancy/Infant Loss Raphael House Monday 08.…..….7:30 am.………………....….....† Ronald Frank Friday 12 5:30 pm ................ Wedding Rehearsal .......... Sanctuary Tuesday 09…...….7:30 am…….…......…..…† Charles Lutonsky 6:15 pm ............... Stations of the Cross ......... Sanctuary 6:45 pm ................ Lenten Fish Supper ........... Great Hall Wednesday 10...7:30 am………..……….…...….† Tom Scherm Saturday 13 Thursday 11……..7:30 am……....…....….† Licia Marie Pallatto 9:00 am ................. Holy Spirit Retreat ............ Great Hall 8:15 am………....…..…. Margaret Cieminski Sunday 14 Friday 12 .…..…...7:30 am………...…..….……..…...† Ken Wiltse 9:30 am .................. RCIA for Children ........ Daily Chapel 5:30 pm……....……........….† Charlie Meiser 10:15 am .............. Adult Sunday School ...... Meeting Rm 10:15 am ................. PreK-5 Formation .................. School Saturday 13 …....7:30 am…….……...….....† James Blanchard 6:45 pm ................... HS Youth Group ......... Youth Center 5:30 pm……....…...…..…….……..† Hyun Lee We are blessed to have a very active parish. Not all activi- Sunday 14 ….......7:30 am……………..….…...† Rita Steidinger ties will be listed here each week. The complete calendar 9:00 am……….……….. People of the Parish can be found at stjohn-catholic.org. 11:30 am..…………..……...…....† Ralph Setter 5:30 pm……….….…….........† Robert Gornik 2 | St John the Baptist LITURGY & WORSHIP PRAYER REQUESTS EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Due to space limitations, names are removed from prayer list after three months. Please call 405-340-0691, if you wish to have a name added. Lou Ackerman Suzie Fantriss Jeannie Miano Greg Adams Al Ford Jim Miles Nancy Addington Deacon Roy Craig Miller Jeanette Adolf Forsythe Jeff Minter Elizabeth Ardire Diane Fowler Jalynn Mitchell Raymond Atkinson Wally Frank Jackie & Tom Angela Ball Lois Ganick Moore Teri Bangasser Catherine Godwin Martha Morales Adorers Needed for these Holy Hours Chris Bautsch Jack Goodson CW Morgan Jim Bell Dara Green Nalagan Family Monday: 1:00 am, Thursday: 6:00 pm, Bill Benedict Guinn Family Becky O’Brien Friday: 12:00 am & 1:00 am, Saturday: 3:00 pm Liz Benedict Callen Hans Timothy O’Brien Sunday: 1:00 am Chloe Biddle Michael Hansen Old Crow Family Rev. Paul Blair Carolyn Hardy Chris Parker †Have the Honor of being an Adorer† Margarita Blanco Robert Hart Rosemarie Pelfrey Claire Bleau Marie & George Jessica Phillips Please call Karla Del Rosario Jase Bollenbach Harward Greg Raglow at 405-509-2245 or 915-790-8091 Benjamin Brister Steven Hayden Bo Reddy Russell Burke Steven Henderson Teressa Reffner Evelyn Cantu Nikki Henson Joel Rivera Remember in your prayers, Dave Christine BJ Higgins Nita Roberts * those currently serving our Country. Jane Culkin Carrol Hochman Lidia Saenz Bertha Bradley Jerry Hoegger Edith Samaniego Rob Brown Family * Rose Hoegger Von & Linda Savary Please pray for vocations and support our John Bruning Penny Holman * Bob Scheer seminarians. www.OKCVocations.com Allison Buechner A.J. Hunt Amy Shaver Monica Buntin Cecilia Jaggard Skube Family Barbara Burdette Theresa Jeffi Barbara Smith From the fullness of the heart Mario Calbone Wight Jones Millie Smith * the mouth speaks. Conrad Caldwell Nancy K. Jon Soerensen -Luke 6: 45 Pat Campbell Hamlet Kamabi Linda Spreacker Kimbery Carwell Stan Kelley John Steele Claude Clayton Jim Kelm Julie Stoner THE ROSARY Colleen Clothier Stephen Kendall Margaret Tharp Please join us in praying the Richard & Nancy Traveha Kennedy Robbie Thompson Rosary, Monday—Saturday, Cloud Glen Kidd Sabrina Tredway after the Daily Mass. Ann Rupe Coryall Frank Kontur Kelly Tucker Valerie Cotton Lambano Family Rosalee Turk Various volunteers from the Bill Coyle Doris Lary Katie Ubey Parish lead the Holy Rosary at 11:00 am on Sundays. Dan Culkin Kenny Lemmons Bobby Van Horn All are invited to join us! Patti & Doug Joe Leonard Lindsey Van Horn If you are interested in becoming one of the volun- Cunningham Fr. Marvin Leven Penny Varvel teers to lead the Rosary, contact Ann Sorrels 405-834 Davenport Family Rick Lueb Josephine Wako -5906 or [email protected] Liam Davey Sarah M. Linda Watson Yoland de Angulo John Major Louise Werner MAY THEY REST Nancy Dees Shawn Malone Brooklyn Whetson IN GOD’S PEACE Corrine Dinges Louise Maloy Yvonne Williams Camille Dowers Robert Manel Claudia Wortman Bob Eccellente * Casey McCoy Jim Zamboni Ron Brown ~ Husband of Sylvia Brown Ed Edmiston * Sarah McEwen * * New this Tammy Ellis Suzanne McGinley week Joan Enochs Tom McMonigle Lent | 3 ADMINISTRATION SACRIFICIAL GIVING REPORT The 2019 Annual Catholic Appeal (ACA) of the Archdiocese of Okla- Parish homa City has raised more than Weekly Collection, March 31 $ 63,815.85 $2.5 million toward the overall goal Weekly Budget $ 62,715.00 of $3.6 million.
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