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May 30, 2021 - the MOST HOLY TRINITY Serving the Communities of Eudora, DeSoto, and Linwood, Holy Family is a parish of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas and served by Capuchin Franciscan Friars May 30, 2021 - THE MOST HOLY TRINITY OUR 9:30 AM SUNDAY MASS WILL BE LIVE STREAMED Bread to Offer ON HOLY FAMILY’S FACEBOOK PAGE PARISH INFORMATION Some Further Thoughts for Office Phone: 785-542-2788 Fr. Mike: 304-834-2255 Your Prayer-life Email: [email protected] Website: HolyFamilyEudora.com Most Holy Trinity B Office Hours: 8 AM - 1 PM Mon-Thurs Address: 409 E. 8th Street MATTHEW 28:16-20 Eudora, KS 66025 Baptism Pastor: Fr. Mike Scully OFM Cap [email protected] Prayerthoughts Fr. Mike’s Website www.frmikescully.com a. In Matthew’s Gospel, “the mountain” always sig- Fr. Mike’s Radio Show nifies a great moment of teaching or prayer. Do I www.hayspost.com, choose Mix 103.3 spend an important part of every day either praying Sundays 10 A.M. to 12 P.M. or reading from a spiritual book? Deacon: Deacon Bill Graveman [email protected] b. Even though they had witnessed Jesus and what Parish Secretary: Angie Miller he did, the Apostles still doubted. Perhaps I should [email protected] take the time to profess my faith in Jesus once again R.C.I.A.: Fr. Mike Scully by reciting the Nicene or Apostles Creed. (See the Cemetery: Mary Grosdidier Liturgy of the Sunday Mass.) [email protected] Volunteer Coordinator: Jill Connell c. Jesus has the power that I need as I grow. Do I [email protected] turn to the Lord during those times in my life when I truly need the Lord’s help? Baptisms: Contact Parish Office to schedule d. I should renew my baptismal promises often. Per- Weddings: haps I should look up the promises made at Bap- Contact Parish Office 6 months prior tism and renew my faith in God. (This is the task of Sacrament of Reconciliation: the meditation.) Sat: 3:30-4:30 P.M. e. I may not be the teacher as the Apostles were, Mass Times: Saturday: 5:00 P.M. but I influence those who are around me. Have I shown by my actions and words that I truly believe Sunday: 9:30 A.M. Tues/Thurs: 7:00 A.M. in the Lord? Wed/Fri: 9:00 A.M. f. My prayerthoughts… HOMILY QUESTION: Are we teaching the Christian way? Today, I will find the Baptism Liturgy, and prayerfully think of the questions asked of the parents and sponsors. May 31 - Memorial Day — Mass 9 am Parish Office Closed June 1 - Finance Council meeting 6 pm Buildings and Grounds meeting 6:30 pm June 2 - Eucharistic adoration in Old Stone Church 6-8 pm June 3 - Eucharistic adoration in Old Stone Church 8 am-1 pm June 5 - First Saturday Mass in Old Stone Church 8 am June 6 - Reception for Molly Pratt following 9:30 am Mass June 8 - Pastoral Council meeting 6 pm June 10 - Eucharistic adoration in Old Stone Church 8 am-1 pm June 14 - SET meeting in upper parish hall 6 pm Women’s Bible Study in the lower parish hall 7 pm Welcome to Holy Family Church · Eudora, KS 66025 2 Call For Candidates for the Pastoral Council YOUR GIFTS OF GRATITUDE May 23, 2021 We are accepting candidates for the Pastoral Council to fill upcoming open positions for members who are completing New Church Construction their terms. For complete information regarding the nomina- Cost ........................................................... $3,599,046.49 tion and election procedure, see the council by-laws on the Paid to date ............................................... $2,955,711.17 parish website under Pastoral Council. Please contact Robyne Loan Balance .............................................. $643,335.32* at [email protected] before June 18th if you are Principal Balance .......................................... $584,462.33 interested in serving on the council. We are looking for lead- Monthly Loan Payment ................................... $7,641.93 ers who embody the following qualities: *Includes interest on loan · 18 years of age or older General Collection · Practicing Catholic and contributing member of the par- Envelope & Cap Campaign ............................... $7,237.00 ish Online Envelope & Cap Campaign ................... $2,790.00 · A desire for spiritual growth in oneself and the parish Plate ................................................................. $5,784.90 Mass Intentions ................................................... $135.00 · Enthusiasm about the future of our Holy Family Parish Candles .................................................................. $86.00 · Ability to study issues, reflect on them, advocate, and Capital Improvements ......................................... $274.00 accomplish tasks Total for Operating Budget ................................ $16,306.90 · Eagerness to facilitate parish decisions about its’ direc- Weekly Goal (Operating).................................. $7,434.00 tion Difference ........................................................... +$8,872.90 · Work toward consensus · Capacity to listen, outweighing the need to speak Other Collections Total Collected ............................................................ $0.00 · Integrity in articulating what one has heard and what one believes Collections Sent To Archdiocese · Ability to inspire and empower Catholic Communications ................................... $100.00 · Willingness to delegate Catholic Home Mission Appeal ........................... $100.00 · Flexibility and openness with people and ideas Total Collected ........................................................ $200.00 THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY TO HOLY FAMILY! Check out our Online Giving! This convenient giving option is available from our church website at HolyFamilyEudora.com - just click on the link that says Online Giving. A “Quick Give” Memorial Day is a time for us to honor the men and women option is also available without creating an account. who have died while serving in the military. Thank you to all who pray for the end of all wars and peace in our world. The Living in Love retreat is back in person and better than Many of us visit cemeteries to remember our loved ones dur- ever! Now called the Immersion Weekend offered by our ing this weekend. Our Holy Family Cemetery is run by volun- friends at EverMore in Love, this weekend will help married teers (with the exception of mowing). Thank you to our Holy couples experience the wonder of being more in love. June Family Cemetery leader who manages all that is associated 26 & 27 at Holy Spirit in Overland Park More information, with the cemetery, as well as, our cemetery committee for other dates and special coupon code for our Archdiocese their work and direction. Soon a directory (currently in pro- found at www.archkck.org/livinginlove. gress) will be completed to help with finding gravesites. Give the gift of yourself!! The Special Needs Ministry of the Some have asked about the mechanical contraption in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas needs volunteers (14 narthex of church. A local business allowed Holy Family to years of age and older) to help restart BREATHE – A Respite borrow their scissors lift so various “high level” tasks could Care Program. This program provides a break from caregiving be completed. We are thankful for the windows that now to families who have a child with a disability. The program is sparkle and replacement lights that shine. Thank you to our held at Bishop Meige High School usually on the third Satur- day of each month from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. We are plan- volunteers who were willing to go to new heights to accom- plish these tasks. ning to offer our first session on Saturday, August 21st. Volun- teers “buddy” with a child with a disability for a fun evening of If you know of someone who has a need, deserves recogni- recreation and leisure activities. COVID protocols will be fol- tion or if you are called to one of our ministries at Holy Fami- lowed. To learn more and to register, go to www.archkck.org/ ly Parish, please contact Jill Connell, Volunteer Coordinator special-needs or email [email protected]. at 913-706-9037 or [email protected]. Welcome to Holy Family Church · Eudora, KS 66025 3 GOSPELTHINK Background of the Gospel What is the Lord saying to me today? Matthew 28:16-20 Monday, May 31 – LUKE 1:39-56 My earthly mother visits her relative Elizabeth, and Mary In a scene unique to Matthew, the thread of the story of speaks the important words of dedication to God. Do I often the women’s witness, which left off at verse 10, is resumed. speak the words of dedication to God? It presumes that they have fulfilled their commission to tell Tuesday, June 1 – MARK 12:13-17 the news of the resurrection to the other disciples and that The religious leaders are trying to trick me once again, but I these have believed them. The juxtaposition of “eleven” with point out the necessity to pay attention to the civil authori- “disciples” creates a tension in the narrative. “Eleven” is a ties. Do I pray for the politicians in charge of the Nation and reminder that one of “the Twelve” (see 10:1-4) is no more. State? Yet “the disciples” (referred to seventy-three times in Wednesday, June 2 – MARK 12:18-27 Matthew) comprised a group larger than the Twelve, among There is a resurrection of the dead. Am I prepared to meet the whom were most notably the Galilean women who followed Lord at the end of my earthly life? and ministered (27:55). While Matthew has depicted the Thursday, June 3 – MARK 12:28-34 women as apostles who are commissioned in 28:7-10, he Through the Scribe, I give you the basic laws of love again. Do I truly understand them and carry them out, especially love of excludes them from the commission to preach to all the na- tions. neighbor? Friday, June 4 – MARK 12:35-37 The mountaintop setting (as at 4:8; 5:1; 15:29; 17:1) I correct the Scribes and declare once again that I am the Mes- evokes the image of Jesus as the new Moses.
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