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Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church LLC Series 201 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ “...The kingdom of heaven may be likened to a king who decided 9757 South 1700 East to settle accounts with his servants.” Sandy, Utah 84092 Parish Information ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pastor Fr. Samuel Dinsdale Mass Schedule Tuesday - Saturday: 9:00 AM Saturday (Vigil Mass): 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM Holy Days - see specific schedule or call for times Mass with Anointing of the Sick Suspended until further notice. Holy Hour Suspended until further notice. Confessions Saturday: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM and by appointment Baptisms Preparation class required. Our next Baptism class: Call Deacon Greg Werking See contact information on page 3 Godparents must be practicing Catholics in full communion with the Church. Please register for class with the parish office. Marriages Engaged couple should contact pastor at least six months prior to date of contemplated marriage, and before publicly setting date of marriage. Preparation process required. Welcome Newcomers Please come and register at the church office or at the Information Center in the Gathering Space of the church. Temporary Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Friday - Sunday: Closed blessedsacramentsandy.org 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time September 13, 2020 COVID-19 UPDATES MASS INTENTIONS To schedule an intention, please call the parish office, Sign-ups for weekend liturgies will close on Fridays at 7 AM. Sign-ups 801-571-5517. can be found on the home page of the church’s website or through the Constant Contact emails. The week of September 15th - September 20th Tues 9:00 AM Joseph Gale Jr. (D) Until COVID-19 is vanquished Blessed Sacrament Church is adopting 9/15 (The Hicks Family) new mask protocols. • All must wear a mask over their nose and mouth when they are in our Wed 9:00 AM Leith Jundi (L) church. You may not take it off nor remove it at any time other than 9/16 (Candi Jenkins) when you receive communion. • When you receive communion, receive the host in your hand, and then Thur 9:00 AM MaryJo Wolters (D) step away to put the host in your mouth. If people remove their masks 9/17 (Tom Wolters) before the ciborium with the hosts their aerosols will fall on the Fri 9:00 AM Joan VanCouwenberghe (D) consecrated hosts. 9/18 (Mike VanCowenberghe) • You may wish to consider whether to bring children or anyone who cannot or will not wear a mask to Mass, since children are just as Sun 9:00 AM Joan Van Couwenberghe (D) likely as adults to become inflected. They are unlikely to become 9/19 (Mike VanCowenberghe) seriously ill; however some have died and can still spread the virus. • All choir members must wear a mask at all times especially those 5:00 PM Ann Arbanas (D) who sing. (Cheryl Illario) Sun 8:30 AM Nick Yengich (D) 9/20 (Erma Yengich) REMINDERS 10:30 AM Parish Community Blessed Sacrament Facebook Livestreams This weekend’s liturgy stream will be the 5 PM Saturday Vigil Mass. Livestreams are available on the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Facebook page. You do not need a personal page with Facebook to watch Altar Flowers the videos. Livesteams will be available under “posts”. The stream will ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ start when the filming starts, so be patient. Once the event ends and the stream is posted it will stay on the Facebook page. Shelly & Dennis Edmonds Next Weekend Pete & Donna Decker FINANCIAL OVERVIEW Weekly Collections For the weekend of September 6, 2020 Basket TBA Online Giving TBA Front Desk TBA TOTAL TBA Diocesan Development Drive - 2020 GOAL: $81,325.00 Pledged: $60,287.31 Paid: $40,915.81 To meet goal: $40,409.19 as of 9/1/20 Pope Francis’ Intention for September Respect for the Planet’s Resources Monthly Overview - May 2020 Revenue: $33,363.48 Expense: $27,542.61 We pray that the planet’s resources will not be plundered, ___________________________________________________________ but shared in a just and respectful manner. $5,820.87 Pope Francis STAFF CONTACTS NEWS, EVENTS AND REFLECTIONS PASTOR Religious Education Fr. Samuel Dinsdale - office 801-571-5517 DEACON In light of the lack of Rev. Mr. Marcel Soklaski 801-572-9734 registrations over the past Rev. Mr. Greg Werking 385-787-7729 two weekends, we have PASTORAL ASSOCIATE made the difficult decision Sharon Jackson 801-571-5517 to only offer our sacrament COORDINATOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION preparation classes this Kim Thornblad 801-571-2071 ext. 336 coming school year. Preparation for both First ACCOUNTANT Communion and Confirmation is a two year process. Sonia West 801-572-5311 ext. 320 We are offering first year First Communion (typically 1st YOUTH MINISTRY grade) and second year First Communion (typically 2nd Bonnie Williamson 801-816-9883 grade). For Confirmation we are offering first year SCHOOL Confirmation (typically 7th grade) and second year Bryan Penn, Principal 801-572-5311 Confirmation (typically 8th grade). We are not able to Stefanie Van Uitert, Secretary 801-572-5311 offer grades Kindergarten or grades 3rd through 6th for the coming year. MINISTRY CONTACTS If you have questions, please call Kim Thornblad at LITURGY SCHEDULING 801-573-5609. She will also be available in her office Sharon Jackson 801-571-5517 after the Saturday 5 PM Mass on September 12th and MUSIC 19th for anyone who would like to register or need to Larry Montoya 801-571-2166 speak to her. ALTAR SERVERS 1st Day of Classes: Sunday, September 27th at 9:45 AM Ron Reaume 801-942-5856 USHERS Clarence Illario 801-942-7619 Blessed Beginnings Daycare Openings COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN Becky Hicks - Co-President 801-694-8249 Blessed Sacrament Catholic School Chris Edwards - Co-President 801-824-8758 invites you to join our Blessed KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Beginnings Daycare (18 - 36 months). Mike Carmody 801-455-8252 We have spots available for full time and CHRISTIAN FORMATION FOR ADULTS SEEKING part time care. RECEPTION INTO THE CHURCH Structure learning, science activities, arts Deacon Marcel & Dorothy Soklaski 801-572-9734 and crafts, free play indoors and outdoors. PARISH REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT MINISTRY Weekly theme activities. (PRRM) 1745 East 9800 South/ 801-572-5311/ utbscs.org Cheryl Johnson 801-572-6480 BOY SCOUTS “Gift of Life” Ministry Sean Barbera 801-793-3254 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOUP KITCHEN Our pastor has asked us to form a new ministry called the Scott & Deb Lutz 801-576-1106 “Gift of Life” which would support the church’s call to ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE ‘promote the common good which the church offers Ralph Thalman 801-942-4385 humankind’ (USCCB). DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCY Do you know church teaching regarding? Protecting the Deacon Marcel Soklaski 801-572-9734 unborn, youth protection, natural family planning, poverty, CRISIS PREGNANCY SUPPORT end of life, environment, justice, plus many more. Rachel’s Vineyard 877-HOPE4ME We hope to highlight and discuss a monthly rotating Pregnancy Resource Center 801-363-5433 topic and share with the parish. We are looking for new members and are inviting you to join this exciting new ministry. If you know of someone who would be interested have them contact [email protected]. 3 LITURGICAL MINISTERS Saturday September 19, 5:00 PM Lectors K. Thornblad, C. Nguyen Servers no servers Usher need ushers Music Bogus & Scalzo Lead Minister no lead minister 8 Sunday September 20, 8:30 AM Lectors C. Kreautler, R. Catlin Servers no servers Ushers need ushers Music Dejong & Lutz Lead Minister no lead minister Sunday September 20, 10:30 AM Lectors M. Beasley Servers no servers Ushers need ushers Music Furguson & Pace Lead Minister no lead minister Observances for the week of September 13, 2020 Daily Masses this Week Tuesday - Friday .................................................. 9:00 AM Sunday: 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday ............................................ 9:00 AM & 5:00 PM Grandparents’ Day Sunday………………………..…...8:30 AM & 10:30 AM Monday: The Exaltation of the Holy Cross Anointing of the Sick has been suspended until further notice. Tuesday: Our Lady of Sorrows Wednesday: Sts. Cornelius, Pope, and Cyprian, Bishop, Holy Hour Martyrs Suspended until further notice. Thursday: St. Robert Bellarmine, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Baptism Classes: Saturday: St. Januarius, Bishop and Martyr Call Deacon Greg Werking th See contact list on page 3. Next Sunday: 25 Sunday in Ordinary Time Call the parish office to register and for additional Catechetical Sunday information - (801) 571-5517 ©LPi If no one is registered, the class will be cancelled. Coffee and Donuts………………………...….NONE Readings for the week of September 13, 2020 Council of Catholic Women Sunday: Sir 27:30—28:7 CCW …..…...……………..…3rd Wed., September 16th Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8]/Rom 14:7-9 Meeting at 6:30 PM. All women are welcome. Mt 18:21-35 Monday: Nm 21:4b-9 Knights of Columbus….......1st Tues., October 6th Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-35, 36-37, 38 [cf. 7b] 7:00 PM in the Parish Center Social Hall . Phil 2:6-11/Jn 3:13-17 Tuesday: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a Soup Kitchen……………............…NO MEETING Ps 31:2 and 3b, 3cd-4, 5-6, 15-16, 20 [17] Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35 Christian Formation……..…..…....September 17th Wednesday: 1 Cor 12:31—13:13 For info: Deacon Marcel & Dorothy Soklaski…….801-572-9734 Ps 33:2-3, 4-5, 12 and 22 [12]/Lk 7:31-35 Bible Discussion/Study Class…...…... NO CLASS Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1-11/Ps 118:1b-2, 16ab-17, 28 [1] 7:00 PM in Room 3 of the Parish Center.
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