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Liturgical Calendar , Mass Intentions, and Readings from the Pastor's Liturgical Calendar, Mass Intentions, and Readings From the Pastor’s Desk Sunday, November 8: The Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 6: 12- The Thirty-second Sunday 16; Psalms 63: 2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 (2b); First Thessalonians 4: 13-18; Matthew 25: 1-13 in Ordinary Time 9:00 AM Mass St. Joseph Church for: the parishioners of St. Joseph November 8, 2020 Church by: St. Joseph Church 11:00 AM Mass St. Joseph Church for: Henry Harris (SI) by: Linda Knight for: residents and staff of Covenant Village by: Richard Dysert Monday, November 9: The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome (Feast): Ezekiel 47: 1-2, 8-9, 12; Psalms 46: 2-3, 5-6, 8-9; First Corinthians 3: 9c-11, 16-17; John 2: 13-22 Tuesday, November 10: St. Leo the Great, Pope, Doctor (Memorial): Titus 2: 1-8, 11-14; Psalms 37: 3-4, 18 and 23, 27 and 29; Luke 17: 7-10 12:00 PM Mass Children’s Hospital for: deceased Religious, Priests and Deacons of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and deceased priests of the Archdiocese of Military Services by: Father Rey Wednesday, November 11: St. Martin of Tours, Bishop (Memorial): Titus 3: 1-7; Psalms 23: 1b-3a, 3bc-4, 5, 6; Luke 17: 11-19 12:00 PM Mass VA for: deceased Religious, Priests and Deacons of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and deceased priests of the Archdiocese of Military Services by: Father Rey Dear Sisters and Brothers in the Thursday, November 12: St. Josaphat, Bishop, Religious (Memorial): Philemon Lord, 1: 7-20; Psalms 146: 7, 8-9a, 9bc-10; Luke 17: 20-25 Today our Church celebrates the 12:30 PM Mass St. Joseph Church for: Deacon Omer Berke(D) Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary by: St. Joseph Catholic Church Time. Throughout the month of Friday, November 13: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, Virgin, Religious (Memorial): November, we remember and Second John 1: 4-9; Psalms 119: 1, 2, 10, 11, 17, 18; Luke 17: 26-37 celebrate our beloved deceased. 12:00 PM Mass St. Joseph for: Reverend Kenneth A. Bienvenu D) Please add your deceased loved ones’ by: St. Joseph Catholic Church names to our Book of Remembrance. Note time change We are also celebrating our Saturday, November 14: Third John 1: 5-8; Psalms 112: 1-2, 3-4, 5-6; Luke 18: 1-8 history as African American Catholics. Our history as Africans Sunday, November 15: The Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Proverbs 31: 10- goes back to the very beginning of 13, 19-20, 30-31; Psalms 128: 1-2, 3, 4-5; First Thessalonians 5: 1-6; Matthew 25: 14- 30 our Church. There are a number of news 9:00 AM Mass St. Joseph Church for: “friends” in the villages of Bayley by: Ed and Marcia Wilz items and links to various websites 11:00 AM Mass St. Joseph Church for: Ida Jackson (SI) that can be found in this bulletin. by: Linda Knight for: Ben and Amanda Schabert (SI) Please take the time to review this by: Richard Dysert information. The focus of the readings today tells us because we believe in Christ, we seek wisdom, which will But he answering said: Amen I say transform us and prepare us for to you, I know you not. Watch ye eternal life with Him. therefore, because you know not Let us keep each other in our the day nor the hour. prayers. MT 25:12-13 Yours in Christ, Father Rey Rembrandt Pastor Reflection: November 8, 2020 Liturgical Ministries for November 8 through November 15 Being with Jesus — Or Not The parable today of the ten lamp ALL Ministers—Please arrive 10 minutes before Mass, check at bearers is about vigilance. Not an idle the Sacristy for attendance and any further instruction from the standing by merely looking and Pastor. Thank you. waiting. No, a waiting that is prepared (extra oil!) for all that comes, a waiting Acolytes November 8: filled with activity ready to accompany 9:00 AM Ron Hitzler, Ray Ravenna those who journey through doorways 11:00 AM Howard Tribble, Robert Johnson to heaven. November 15: How can I focus on the 9:00 AM Ron Hitzler, Liz Berry 11:00 AM Nate Powers, Doris Rockingham, James Roper, Sr. bridegroom, on Jesus, and all those he loves? Announcers How will I ready myself to do November 8: Kingdom of Heaven work this week? 9:00 AM Susie Hogue/Sandy Hitzler 11:00 AM Ernest Hill What will that work be? For November 15: whom will I do it? 9:00 AM Susie Hogue/Sandy Hitzler 11:00 AM Gail Smith Catechists Catholic November 8: Relief 11:00 AM Lead Catechist: Joyce Edwards Services November 15: Collection is 11:00 AM Lead Catechist: Joyce Edwards Today Today we take Eucharistic Ministers up The Catholic November 8: Relief Services 9:00 AM Willa Green, Anne Shaffer 11:00 AM Lester Freeman, Edna McCoy, Jack McWilliams, Mary Collection to help Jesus in disguise. Richardson, Reggie Lee, Shirley Robinson, Bill Jefferson, This collection helps six Catholic Pam Bias Daniels, Margo Aug agencies to provide struggling November 15: communities with relief and support 9:00 AM Willa Green, Anne Shaffer 11:00 AM Stephanie Edwards, Pam Bias-Daniels, Mary Richardson, and to work for peace and Gail Smith, Theresa Thien, Bill Jefferson, Edna McCoy, reconciliation among our marginalized Lester Freeman, Bruce Seidel brothers and sisters here and around the world. Please prayerfully consider Lectors November 8: how you can support the collection. 9:00 AM Walt Connolly, Dee Dee Connolly Learn more about the collection at 11:00 AM Edna McCoy, Mary Richardson www.usccb.org/catholic-relief. November 15: 9:00 AM George Kinley, Dave Stein 11:00 AM Lester Freeman, Bruce Seidel Collections Ushers’ Roster November 1, 2020 9:00 AM Shirley Colbert, Willa Green, Stan Carloss , Thomas Penland Sunday Collection: $ 5,559.00 11:00 AM Head Usher: Robin Walker St. Vincent de Paul: $ 5.00 Wanda Cheatham, Marilyn Tribble, Joyce Taylor, Johnnie E-Offerings $ 135.00 Mays-Magruder, Bill Ware, Reggie Lee, Ronald Garvin, All Saints: $ 142.00 Robert Harris, Yolanda Roper, James Roper, Jr. James Christmas Flowers: $ 25.00 Roper, Sr., George Freeman, Larry Jerdo, Stan Carloss, Michelle Pritchett Christmas Offering: $ 126.00 Christ the King $ 35.00 Missals: $ 10.00 Social Action: $ 1,000.00 Mass Intentions: $ 115.00 If you have a special announcement to share, please call the Parish Office or Total: $ 7,152.00 send your news to: [email protected] Parish/Community News St. Vincent de Paul Weekly Reflection Church Staff In today’s Gospel Jesus challenges us to “stay Please call the parish office at (513) 381- awake” by taking time to seriously look at ourselves, 4526. Fax number: (513) 381-5244. the priorities of our lives, and how we are growing Email: [email protected] spiritually. Ask yourself “What would Jesus Christ • Reverend Reynaldo Taylor: Pastor do?” and then donate to Society of St. Vincent de (aka Father Rey) Paul so that those who are suffering will be able to [email protected] celebrate Thanksgiving. (513) 381-4526 (ext. 15) • Mr. Dennis Edwards: Deacon As a volunteer with SVDP, you can help others in a way that will fit into • Mrs. Shon Hubble: Music Minister your busy life. Vincentians are volunteers who are people just like you from all • Ms. Mary Roberson: Business walks of life—those who want to help their community by giving their and talent Manager (ext. 13) for the greater good. Please call Robert or Felicia Johnson (513) 254-0471) or • Mrs. Jean Brown: Receptionist (ext. 10) Linda Knight (513-344-3907) for more information. • Ms. Stephanie Edwards: President, Parish Council The Cloud of Witness • Mr. Robert Johnson: President, The Archdiocese of SVDP • Knights of Peter Claver and Ladies Cincinnati’s Offices of Auxiliary: (513) 331-0749 African American Ministries • SJCS Alumni Assn: Mrs. Joan Smith and Social Action are Beason (513) 659 1701 or Mrs. Mary Joyce Edwards (513) 281- 0727 collaborating with the Archdiocese of Washington School Staff D.C., the United Conference of Catholic Bishops – African American Affairs; and Please call the school office at (513) 381- the Tolton Ambassadors to present Celebrating A Cloud of Witnesses: Race, Resilience 2126. • Ms. Ashley Toney: Principal (ext. 18) & Renewal. Please join them for an in-depth educational experience as we strive to • Sr. Miriam Kaeser, OSF: inspire the Christian faithful through the witness of Catholic candidates for Administrative Coach (ext. 20) sainthood. They have promised to have a focused dialogue in the areas of racism, • Ms. Mary Beth Knight: Testing Coordinator/Grants (ext. 32) sexism, ageism, poverty, authentic worship, and more. The event is scheduled for • Mr. Tom Haber: Business Manager three consecutive Saturdays [November 7 (already held), November 14 and (ext. 20) November 21]. Two of the candidates will be highlighted at each event. All Website participants must register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/122107178859For www.stjosephcincinnati.org more information, please contact Rev. Mr. Royce Winters @rwinters@cincinnati catholic.org. (513-421-3131) Sacraments Beginning to Shop For For Baptism: If you have an infant to Christmas Holidays? be baptized, please call our parish Donate to SJCC through your Amazon office. purchases. SJCC will receive 0.5% of For Marriage: Schedule through your eligible purchases—-go to https:// Father Rey. smile.amazon.com/ch/31-0550833 for For Anointing of the Sick: If you or a more information, or call the parish loved one are in the hospital or office. (513) 381-4526.
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