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The Tenth Sunday After Pentecost and Spiritual Traditions, As Provided for by Pope Benedict XVI in His Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum priestly fraternity of Saint peter Rev. Fr. George Gabet, FSSP, Pastor Mass Schedul e 140 South Findlay Street Sundays (Low Mass) 8:00 AM (Corner of 5th St. and Findlay) Dayton, OH 45403 Summer Schedule July & Aug. (Low Mass) 10:30 AM telephone: (937) 938-6098 Weekdays Fraternitas email: [email protected] Sacerdotalis web: http://www.daytonlatinmass.org Monday—Thursday 7:15 AM S a nc t i sacramental emergency: 937-329-4944 P e t r i Fridays *************************> 7:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM Holy Family Catholic Church is a parish of the Archdio- cese of Cincinnati entrusted to the Priestly Fraternity of Holy Days of Obligation: Check Announcements St. Peter. It was established by Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr to serve all those who desire to experience the richness and diversity of the Catholic Church’s liturgical The Tenth Sunday After Pentecost and spiritual traditions, as provided for by Pope Benedict XVI in his motu proprio Summorum Pontificum. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and all the Sacraments are celebrat- ed according to the Traditional Roman Rite. Sacrament of Penance Sundays, Holy Days, First Saturdays: 30 min. before Mass Fridays and Saturdays: 30 minutes before Mass Any time by appointment Baptisms, Last Sacraments, and Sick Calls Please contact the rectory to make arrangements. Sacrament of Matrimony Please contact the rectory at least six months in advance Mass Intentions for the week Aug 13 Tenth Sunday after Pentecost 100 Anniversary of Fatima (Plenary Indulgence) 8:00 AM Tim Lichter Family 10:30 AM Pro Populo Today’s parable ranks with the Prodigal Son and the Aug 14 Vigil of the Assumption Good Samaritan in its popularity and in clearly teaching a Monday moral truth. In particular it warns us to avoid pride and to practice true humility and in so doing teaches us how to Ron Boehm 7:15AM pray effectively. The hypocrisy of the Pharisee who puts Aug 15 Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary on a veneer of sanctity to cover up a heart of pride has Tuesday HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION 7:00AM Virgil Gelormino caused the name “pharisee” to be synonymous with 7:00PM Pro Populo “hypocrite” in languages throughout the world from the time of Jesus even to today. This man attributes nothing Aug 16 St. Joachim, Father of the Blessed Virgin Wednesday to God. His “prayer” asks nothing of God. He glories in his own good works which he loudly proclaims before 7:15AM Frank and Debbie Eichler men. He rejoices in the fact that he is not like the rest of Aug 17 St. Hyacinth, Confessor men, after all God must love him better( at least in his Thursday own mind!) The Tax Collector on the other hand is the very symbol of humility. With head bowed, with a con- 7:15AM Edwin Babbitt III trite heart, he recognizes his guilt –not his talents or good Aug 18 Feria—Votive Mass of St. Philomena Friday works– and feels true remorse and contrition for his sins. *7:00PM* Joanne Tippmann But with the virtues of faith , hope and love, inspired by the Holy Spirit whom St. Paul calls the “Source of All Aug 19 St. John Eudes, Confessor Saturday Good” in today’s epistle, the Tax Collector humbly yet Frank and Debbie Eichler confidently asks pardon of his Heavenly Father, beats his Aug 20 Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost breast and PRAYS: “Have mercy on me THE sinner” 8:00 AM Arthur Francis 10:30 AM Pro Populo It is the humble repentant sinner whose prayer is granted! SPECIAL EVENTS TODAY! August 15th the Feast of the Assumption 1)August 13th—100th Anniversary of Fatima! Just a reminder to mark your calendars for the Holy There was no apparition at Fatima in August day of Obligation this Tuesday. There will be a Low Mass at 7AM and a High Mass at 7PM. because 100 years ago today the three little children were being terrorized by the com- Blessing of Herbs and Fruit this Tuesday munist magistrate to renounce that they had There will be a blessing of herbs and fruit before the seen Our Lady and the secrets she gave them 7PM Mass. Bring them to the table near the com- on July 13th. Yet NOTHING—not even the munion rail before Mass begins! threat of death itself - could make these chil- dren deny Our Lady! Pope Francis has grant- Pilgrim Virgin Statue Coming to Holy Family Aug 22 ed a plenary indulgence under the usual condi- We are very happy to announce the Pilgrim Virgin tions for anyone participating in public pray- Statue of Our Lady of Fatima will be coming on the ers (Our Father, Apostles Creed and invoca- Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Tuesday, tion of Our Lady of Fatima) before a statue of Aug 22nd! Confessions begin at 6PM, Entrance Pro- Our Lady of Fatima on the 13th of each cession and crowning starts at 6:30 and Mass at 7PM. month from May to October inclusive. We There will be a final procession, rosary , enrollment will be offering these prayers after the homily in the Brown Scapular and time for prayer before at both masses today honoring the 100th anni- her statue blessed by the Pope until 9PM. Please versary of the sufferings endured by the chil- plan on attending and honoring Our Lady! She will dren and also showing our love for Our Lady! NOT be out done in generosity! PRAY THE ROSARY DAILY FOR PEACE! RIDE TO 8 AM MASS NEEDED! Can you help? 2) Welcome John Edward Heckman! John Edward, still “fresh from God”, will be A fellow parishioner needs a ride from north Dayton baptized after the 8AM Mass. Congratulations to Holy Family for the 8AM Mass. Please call the of- to the Mike and Krista Heckman family and fice if you can help even just a few Sundays! the newest member of our Holy Family! 3)Confirmation Class Resumes Today at Noon Lost– Has anyone found a cane? Please call the office Bishop Perry will be here Oct 7th – less than if you have seen it. Thank You! two months away—to call the Holy Ghost down upon our young people ! Please keep them in your prayers!! Save the Date - September 17th!! NEW PARISHIONERS! James Alhoff Chris Balon Vic and Marcia Bioseth Donna Jackson Saverio Perugini John and Judy Velbeck We are glad to have have you as members of our HOLY FAMILY!! .
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