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Our Lady of the Valley OurOur LadyLady ofof thethe ValleyValley CATHOLIC CHURCH AUGUST 1, 2021 5514 DOUBLE OAK LANE, BIRMINGHAM, AL 35242 PǂLjdž 2 OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY • BIRMINGHAM, AL Welcome to PRAYER Our Lady of the Valley Mass Schedule & Intentions Catholic Church MONDAY, AUGUST 2 All visitors and anyone interested in joining our 6:20 A.M. MIGUEL DIEGUEZ III RIP parish family, are welcome to call the church office if you have quesons. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 Office Hours: 7:45 A.M INTENTIONS OF THE MARCIA GARCIA FAMILY Monday R Thursday 8:00am R 4:00pm 205R991R5488 • Fax: 205R991R5181 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 www.olvchurchbirmingham.com 12:00 Noon KEVIN M. RYAN RIP Email: [email protected] THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 5514 Double Oak Lane, Birmingham, AL 35242 7:45 A.M. IHS FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 Staff Directory 6:20 A.M. JACKIE LANGLOIS MAINO RIP Rev. Thomas M. Kelly, F.T.C.L. 205R991R5488 SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 Pastor 5:00 P.M. IHS Deacon Bob Marn, x 212 SUNDAY, AUGUST 8 Or 205R408R1534; [email protected] 7:00 A.M. PRO POPULO Deacon Robert Long, x 217 or cell 8:30 A.M. HIS 205R532R1966 [email protected] 11:00 A.M. IHS Deacon Dan Whitaker, x 215 [email protected] Confessions : Saturdays at 3:00 P.M. in the cry room Karen Portante, Admin Assistant x 6 DAILY Mass Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday [email protected] mornings at 7:45 A.M. Wednesdays at NOON Theresa Thienpont, Director of Music x 4 [email protected] WEEKEND Mass Schedule: Saturday evenings at 5:00 P.M. Mark Woodard, DRE & Youth Minister x247 Sunday mornings at 7:00 A.M., 8:30 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. [email protected] Kathy Marn, PSR Secretary x216 For your informaon: [email protected] *To schedule a bapsm, please call the church Carol Cahill, Admin Assistant, Controller, IT Tech office. and Webmaster [email protected] *For privacy reasons, when requesng pastoral care Andy Rothery, School Principal 205R991R5963 x 232 arothery@olvsch,com for the sick or dying, or to give noce of death, an immediate family member must nofy the office Mike Bridges, Facilies Coordinator directly at 205R991R5488. 205R991R5963 x239 [email protected] *Marriage preparaons must be made at least six months in advance. Please call the church office. AUGUST 1ST 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PǂLjdž 3 PǂLjdž 4 OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY • BIRMINGHAM, AL PRAYERS FIRST FRIDAY SACRED HEART DEVOTION Come join us Friday, August 6th, following 6:20 am Mass in the chapel for the First Friday Devoon to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. We will pray for the needs of our clergy, parish, and personal intenons. Our Lord has promised through St. Margaret Mary Alocoque, safe refuge and salvaon to all who honor his sacred heart on nine consecuve First Fridays by aending Mass, receiving Holy Communion, and making reparaon for our offenses. As stated by Pope Pius XI in 1928, “Devoon to the Most Sacred Heart is an extraordinary remedy for the extraordinary needs of our me.” MARY’S CORNER Our Lady Queen of Peace Our Lady Queen of Peace is the tle given to Mary as patroness of the Congregaon of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. During the French Revoluon (1789R1799), Fr. Peter Coudrin hid in an ac for six months where he had a vision of being surrounded by groups of priests and sisters in white robes. He believed this to be a sign from God of a religious order he was to establish. He began his underground ministry in Poiers. In 1794, he met Henriee Aymer de Chevalerie a er she was released from prison for hiding a priest. She shared with Fr. Peter a vision she had similar to his vision of groups of priests and sisters dressed in white robes. Together, in 1800, they officially established the Congregaon of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Founding new schools for poor children and seminaries, they spread the message of God’s uncondional love and mercy. In 1827 they organized teams of missionaries to spread the Gospel to the Pacific Islands. Establishing the Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu, they built the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace and consecrated the islands under her protecon. It is one of the oldest Roman Cathedrals in connuous use in the United States. Her memorial feast is celebrated on January 24th in Hawaii, and July 9th in other areas, because the Archbishop of Paris crowned the original statue on that date in 1906. Feast Day: July 9th, Patron Saint: Congregaon of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Heavenly Father, We ask that you spare all souls from the scourge of aboron and protect the lives of children in the womb. Give hope and courage to their mothers to embrace life and know the peace of doing Your will. Give your strength to all fathers that they may always protect and cherish mother and child. Cause our elected leaders and courts to recognize and, through the law, protect the personhood of all unborn children. Li up all church leaders to proclaim a Culture of Life. Lead those who have parcipated in aborons to repentance and healing. Bring about the conversion of those who facilitate aborons and deny the birthright of children. Grant us the courage and energy to be Defenders of Life. We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord and through the intercession of His most Blessed Mother, Mary Amen AUGUST 1ST 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PǂLjdž 5 STEWARDSHIP July 25, 2021 Offertory: $9,528.00 RENEW OLV! (capital expenditures) $2,635.00 Century Club: (repair & maintenance fund) $0.00 Poor Box: $847.00 Th OnRLine Giving: A POOR BOX has been (7/21/2021 R 7/26/2021) placed in the chapel and Offertory: church for acts of almsgiving $4,189.56 R one of the Seven Corporal RenewOLV!: Works of Mercy. (capital expenditures) Please donate generously. $1,622.56 Fr. Kelly will distribute these funds Century Club: to assist the needy in our area. (repair & maintenance fund) $0.00 For those aending masses throughout the week, when there are no offertory baskets out, please consider donang to the Poor Box. Gracious and Loving God, Help the men and women of the Diocese of Birmingham hear your call to serve. Our needs are great and our people thirst for your presence. Open the hearts of many, raise up faithful servants of the Gospel. Dedicated holy sisters, brothers, deacons and priests, who will give themselves for your people and their needs. Bless those who are serving now with courage and perseverance. Grant that many will be inspired by their example and faith. We ask this through Jesus Christ, our Lord, who is the same, yesterday, today and forever. R. Mary, Mother of Vocaons V. Pray for us PǂLjdž 6 OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY • BIRMINGHAM, AL GOSPEL MEDITATION AUGUST 1ST 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PǂLjdž 7 PSR REGISTRATION 20212022 OLV PSR Registration If you haven’t already provided it, please include a copy of each child’s bap- tism certificate. Date________________ Family Email address_________________________________________________ Family address____________________________________________________________________________ (Number & Street or P.O. Box #) City Zip code Family phone number______________________________________________________________________ Head of Household Mr.__Mrs.__Ms.__ Name__________________________________________________ First Name Last Name Email address________________________________________ Cell # ______________________________ Spouse Name_____________________________________________________________________________ First Name Last Name Email address________________________________________ Cell # ______________________________ Phone # and person to contact in case of emergency____________________________________________ Registration Fees: $75 one child, $100 two children, $125 three or more children M ADD $25 for each child receiving a sacrament this year. Please make checks payable to “OLV PSR” Child’s Name_______________________________________________________________ First Name Middle Name Last Name Nick Name_____________________________________Date of Birth______________________________ Month, Day, Year Public School your child attends_________________________________________Grade____________ Sacraments received: Baptism____1st Reconciliation____1st Holy Communion____ Confirmation______ Child’s Name_______________________________________________________________ First Name Middle Name Last Name Nick Name_____________________________________Date of Birth______________________________ Month, Day, Year Public School your child attends_________________________________________Grade______________ Sacraments received: Baptism____1st Reconciliation____1st Holy Communion____ Confirmation______ Child’s Name_______________________________________________________________ First Name Middle Name Last Name Nick Name_____________________________________Date of Birth______________________________ Month, Day, Year Public School your child attends: __________________________________________Grade____________ Sacraments received: Baptism____1st Reconciliation____1st Holy Communion____ Confirmation______ Please list any allergies, health problems, special educational needs or family concerns for your children: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ If you or your spouse would like to volunteer as a PSR teacher, assistant or substitute and/or assist with our youth groups, please indicate which
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