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St. Nicholas Catholic Church 707 St. Nicholas Drive, North Pole, AK 99705 (907) 488-2595 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.stnicholasnp.org www.facebook.com/pages/St-Nicholas-Catholic-Church-North-Pole-Alaska ~To Live ~To Love ~To Build ~To Pray ~To Serve Your Church A place for everyone to gather at the table of the Lord. Liturgical Schedule Mass: Your Mission Saturday Vigil . .5:00 PM To Learn – To Love – To Build – To Pray – To Serve Sunday . .9:00 AM & Noon Tridentine Latin Mass. 2:00 PM Sacramental Preparation and Religious Education Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri. 9:00 AM Friday with Anointing of the Sick Baptism: Preparation classes are every month with Fr. Robert. Contact the parish office at Wednesdays . 7:00 PM least a full month prior to the desired date of baptism. with Rosary . .6:40 PM First Reconciliation & First Eucharist: Requirements include age-appropriate Sunday RE Confession: class for children, plus once a month sessions for parents and children. Saturday . 4:00-4:45 PM Confirmation: Done in conjunction with the Youth Ministry Program during the school . or by appointment year. Must be in High School. Eucharistic Adoration: Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: For the unbaptized, Christians baptized in a Tuesday . 9:30-10:00 AM different denomination, or uncatechized Catholics. RCIA Classes will begin again in 1st Wednesday . 7:30-8:30 PM September. See Fr Robert for more information. Parish Staff Marriage: Contact Fr. Robert six months before the anticipated wedding date. If you have been previously married, see Fr. Robert about information on annulments. Pastor : Rev. Robert Fath Vocations: Please pray for an increase in religious vocations for the Fairbanks Diocese. [email protected] Deacon: Rev. Mr. Walt Gelinas (Ret) Anointing of the Sick: For the elderly, those seriously sick, or those anticipating a hospital [email protected] stay, contact the parish office or join us on Friday morning for Mass and this sacrament. For emergencies, contact Fr. Robert. HOSPITAL VISITS: If you are admitted to the Parish Coordinator/Bookkeeper: hospital, please contact the parish office to let us know. Privacy laws restrict our access to Anne Armour hospital information. [email protected] Children’s Religious Education: Pre-K - 5th grade meets on Sunday mornings from 10:30- Religious Education Coordinator: 11:45 a.m. during the school year. For information on RCIC, call Heather. Heather Kimmerling Youth Program: The EDGE (for Middle School Youth) meets @ 10:30 AM on Sundays [email protected] during the school year. YDisciple small groups (for High School Youth) meet weekly. Youth Minister: Adult Faith Formation: Bible Study meets Saturday at 6:30 PM and Sunday at 10:30 AM Kayla Smith during the school year. See inside for more details. [email protected] Parish Membership Information: Name: ___________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________ New Parishioners: Register online at connectnow.parishsoft.com/Fairbanks City/Zip: _________________________________________ or fill out this form and put it in the collection basket Email: ___________________________________________ or mail it to the office. A pastoral staff member will Phone #: ________________ Cell phone: _______________ contact you for a welcoming interview and to register Mass you regularly attend: ____________________________ you in the parish. Best time to contact you: _____________________________ Current Parishioners: Please let us know of a Previous church you attended: ________________________ change of address or phone number or to let us know you are moving out of the parish. Please check one: New Change Moving out September 13, 2015 TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Lead, follow or get out of the way A precious gift What a joyous event the first steps of a child are! We speak of the crosses of daily life, and forget Breathlessly we watch as tiny feet step out bravely, let- that our very language is a witness against us. We ting go of our sheltering hands. We applaud even though speak in dark tones of their heavy burdens and how we know there are skinned knees ahead. Walking is just obediently we are carrying them in the blessed steps one hard lesson children face and wise parents allow of our holy Lord. Where are the words we should be their offspring to “get on with it.” We lead a little, follow saying? Where is the joy in being so similar to our a little and then finally, we have to get out of the way. Lord? Where is the comfort in knowing that all bur- So God does with us - holding our hand when we dens are shared by our Savior? Tomorrow as you face reach out and releasing it just as readily. Patiently He that cross, remember to not to merely accept, but waits while we run ahead, even if we choose roads He would shun. instead lift that cross cheerfully and joyfully as you would a pre- Because He loves us God will not stand in the way of our growth. Yet cious gift. our heady freedom can be a greater obstacle than any divine barricade. In our eagerness we can forget the One who sees infinitely further A true symbol of our faith down the road. Like children we rush around the next corner, only to From the very beginning, the course of stumble and fall. And if the pain is severe enough, we become Peter: Christianity was marked by persecu- fearful, an immovable obstacle in God’s path and our own. Today, take tions and martyrdoms. No other faith, a closer look at the path of your life and ask yourself, am I leading, fol- religious or political, has quite so ex- lowing or just in the way? tensive a record of violent and bitter opposition to its growth. Jesus Himself Please pray for Adeline, Lee Armour, Cindy Apodaca, Geri Barrt- met it during most of His brief public Abl, Holly Beagle, Judy Bendzel, Evlyn Bente, Sheila Berra, Ella Berry, career and His cross, powerful emblem Annette Bray, Cecilia Burkett, Lucille Buttner, Wanda Byerly, Rich of suffering, persecution and triumph, Calamari, Maggie Calligan, Mike & Susan Carpender, Jim Cavanaugh, is the prevailing symbol of the Chris- Howard Cleveland, Leila Dade, Dessa Dimbat, Ken Donahue, Mary Erzar, tian religion. Nathan Evans Family, Joan Fiorenzi, Janice Flory, Fran, Shelby Fritts, Christy Gagnon, Adeline Gaudreau, Sarah Graham, Dee Whitly Grant, Etta 2015 Pastoral Council Contacts Grant, Guzy Family, Edward Hagerty, Sean Hagerty SJ, Harry, Mary Hirt- Kyle Armour 322-1999 Mark Oppe 488-0732 Kosloff, Tanner Hosli, Ed Hunter, Dawn Jagow, Rom James, Sharon Savanna Armour 388-2536 Rochelle Renner 490-6446 James, Jay, Mary Jenkins, Henry Kerzykowski, Joanne Kneiss, Becky Pete Bussa 490-9035 Renee Sikorski 488-0829 Konderlik, Donald Joseph LaBrake, Sr Lee Lemay, Abram Lugo, Desirre Margarita Hunt 488-5567 Christy Ten Kley 750-4990 Madina, Peggy Mantei, Sr Maria, Christopher Matzie, Mary McGovern, Ron Jones 488-3579 Eileen Wehner 488-1710 Vito Moncello, Pauline Montminy, Evelyn Morrison, Ann Nickerson, Debbie Mettille 488-2012 Mike Wehner 488-1710 Leighton Nunez, Mary Rita O’Brien, Bradley Ochsner, Olivia, Elisabeth O’Sullivan, Heather Patterson, Charlie Paul Jr., Christine Perkins, Ruth Liturgical Ministers: September 19 & 20 Piser, Eric Rairden, Kayla Rauenhorst, Lois Renner, Emily Reynolds, Ron Altar Servers: Ted Schiltz & Jacob Dawley Reynolds, Sandy & Randy Reynolds, Jackie Riddell, Michael & Nora Ross, Lectors: Nicholas Shamrell & Darla Hall Olivia Sala, Charles Schmidt, Schreder Family, Jeanne Schwartswald, James 5 PM EM’s: Shakoske, Chuck Smith Family, Teresa Stark, Kaitlyn Stoll, Matt Stoller, S Dellwo, B Schueller, D McCullough & 2 Vols Mitch Stoutenberg, Betty Stroup, Larry & Maria Terch, Tiffany, Louella Counters: Bill Schueller & Laura Rookard Tilman, Nicholas & Jomarie Tilman, Fr Sean Thompson, Brittney Altar Servers: John Villa & Landon Nicholson Thomson, Tim, Rey & Roxanne Torres, David Uedelhofen, JT Uptagraff, 9 AM Lectors: Fred Villa & Ben Bartos Mary Velasquez, Joe Vigil, Phillip Villa, Dorothy Villeneuve, Russell & EM’s: L Armentor, C Bowman, D Mettille & 2 Vols Ruth Watling, Bridget Wehner, Joan Weis, Mike Welch, Doug, Danielle & Counters: Jessica Davison & Delmar Lashinski Micaiah Wells, Michael Wells, Nina White, Tristan Wilkerson, Patricia Wilson, Mary Wing, Dewayne Wolf, Woster Family, the homebound and Altar Servers: Anthony & Ayana Reyes for our brothers & sisters in the bush communities. Noon Lector: Carol Piser Pray for a just and peaceful resolution to conflicts in areas of the world EM’s: H Kimmerling, A Nickerson, L Barr & 2 Vols where military troops are deployed. Counters: Jeannette Therriault & Deborah Hardesty Day Date Intention Feast Day Readings Monday 9/14 9 AM - Fr Louis McKernan Exaltation of the Cross Numbers 21:4B-9 * Philippians 2:6-11 * John 3:16-17 Tuesday 9/15 9 AM - No Mass Our Lady of Sorrows 1 Timothy 3:1-13 * John 19:25-27 Wednesday 9/16 7 PM - No Mass Sts Cornelius & Cyprian 1 Timothy 3:14-16 * Luke 7:31-35 Thursday 9/17 9 AM - No Mass St Robert Bellarmine 1 Timothy 4:12-16 * Luke 7:36-50 Friday 9/18 9 AM - No Mass 1 Timothy 6:2C-12 * Luke 8:1-3 Saturday 9/19 5 PM – John Rodrigues St Januarius 1 Timothy 6:13-16 * Luke 8:4-15 9 AM - George Browning Wisdom 2:12, 17-20 * James 3:16--4:3 * Mark 9:30-37 25th Sunday in Sunday 9/20 Noon - Dustin Woster 2 PM - People of the Parish Ordinary Time TLM-Ephesians 4:1-6 * Matthew 22:34-46 TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME September 13, 2015 Religious Education Youth Ministry This Week at St. Nick’s MONDAY Help Wanted: Volunteers to assist with weekly September 14 RE & RCIC: We begin next Sunday! Make sure EDGE and yDisciple programs. Please contact Kayla 8:45 AM Morning Prayer to register your children before next Sunday in Smith 488-2595 if interested 6:30 Catechist Training the Great Room or online.
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    The Church of Saint Paul the Apostle Mother Church of the Paulist Fathers The Epiphany of the Lord Mass Schedule January 7, 2018 Mass Schedule Saturday ···········!ZSUR+Q!WSSW.+!V'%'*! Saturday ···········!ZSUR+Q!WSSW.+!V'%'*! The Feast of the Sunday ··············!ZSRR+Q!SRSRR+!C&-'0! Sunday ··············!ZSRR+Q!SRSRR+!C&-'0! ! STSUR.+!S.,'1&! ! STSUR.+!S.,'1&! Conversion of Saint Paul ! WSSW.+!Y-3,%!A"3*2! ! WSSW.+!Y-3,%!A"3*2! Weekdays ········· YSUR+Q!STSSR.+! Weekdays! ········· YSUR+Q!STSSR.+! January 27, 2019 ! Reconciliation Hours Tuesdays & Thursdays···· F-**-5',%!STSSR.+!M11! Reconciliation Hours TuesdaysSaturdays & ························· Thursdays ···· F-**-5',%!STSSR.+!M11!VSRR!V!VSVW.+! ! SaturdaysExposition ························· of Blessed VSRR!V!VSVW.+! Sacrament ! Fridays ···························· F-**-5',%!YSUR+!M11! BenedictionExposition ····················· of BlessedSTSRR!N--,! Sacrament Fridays ···························· F-**-5',%!YSUR+!M11! Parish Information Parish Center & OfLices ! VRW!W#12!W[2&!S20##2! ! N#5!Y-0)Q!NY!SRRS[!! Parish Center Hours M-,"7!V!T&301"7!!![+!V![.+! F0'"7!!![+!V!W.+! S230"7!!!![+!V!W.+! S3,"7!!![+!V!U.+! Contact P0'1&!C#,2#0!!TST!TXWVUV[W! B--)12-0#!!TST!USWVR[SZ! F6!!TST!TXTV[TU[! E+'*!!!-,2!212.3*2&#.-12*#T-0%! Religious Education P0#,21!1&-3*"!!-,2!2!H#0,$,!S,!&#8!2!TST!TXWVUV[WQ! #62T!UVS!2-!0#%'12#0!2&#'0!!&'*"0#,!$-0!R#*'%'-31!E"3!2'-,T!! V'1'2!2&#!T-+ !-$!S#04,2!-$!G-"Q!Father Isaac Thomas Hecker, CSPQ!$-3,"#0!-$!2&#!P3*'12! F2&#01!*-!2#"!',!2&#!,-02&#12!!-0,#0!-$!2&#!C&30!&T! Visit us at: The Annual Paulist Appeal 555T12.3*2&#.-12*#T-0%! Find us on Facebook: To make a gift, please visit: C&30!&!-$!S',2!P3*!! 2&#!A.-12*#Q!NYC! paulist.org/apa J>KR>OV 27, 2019 2 J>KR>OV 27, 2019 St.
  • Scope and Sequence • Grade 6

    Scope and Sequence • Grade 6

    Copy any cx done in G1-6 master after 10/12/12 into this CS5 chart (which has no backgrounds). Then PDF as spread to High Qual flat no bleed to link to G7-8 S&S. Scope and Sequence • Grade 6 CCC Unit Session Session Theme Scripture References 1 The Bible, In the Bible, God reveals himself to us, especially in the life, 2 Peter 1:20–21; 121–123, inspired, interpretation, Magisterium, St. Jerome Prayer to the Holy Spirit Family and Community Share a Bible Passage God’s Story Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Deuteronomy 30:19–20 128–130 scriptorium, Vulgate St. Frances Xavier Cabrini 2 God Creates The human family is created in the image and likeness of God. Genesis 1:1—3:24; Psalm 8:5–7 282–289 culture, exile, racism, sexism Abraham God’s Creation, Poor and Vulnerable, A Class Service Project the World Sarah Solidarity, Life and Dignity Adam 3 Sin and Salvation The root of sin is lack of trust in God and disobedience to Genesis 2:15—3:24, 3:15, 4:1–16, 6:5—9:17; 402–411 Garden of Eden Eve Hail Mary Family and Community Community Cards 1 his commands. Proverbs 3:5–6; 1 John 1:9; Jeremiah 17:7 Noah God, Our 4 Abraham Listens God calls Abraham and Sarah to believe in him. Genesis 15:1–5, 18:1–10, 22:1–13; Galatians 3:7; 59, 72, 165, 762, Chosen People, Patriarchs Cain Act of Hope Life and Dignity Pen-Pal Project Creator and to God Matthew 1:18–21; Luke 2:8–14; Mark 1:12–13 992, 1819, 2571 Abel Isaac Father 5 Celebrating Ordinary Time is a time to grow in the love of Jesus Christ.
  • Prayer for the Intercession of Father Isaac T. Hecker

    Prayer for the Intercession of Father Isaac T. Hecker

    PAULIST ASSOCIATES Issue No. 12, October 2016 A Monthly Newsletter for Paulist Associates Index A Farewell to St. Paul’s College page 2 Prayer for the Intercession of Fr. Isaac T. Hecker page 1 Contacts page 6 Proposed Program for November page 4 Fr. Hecker Abstract page 6 Save the Date page 3 Isaac Says page 4 Sermon by Servant of God, Isaac Hecker page 3 Paulist Associates Promise page 6 The Spirit of India, A Paulist Pilgrimage page 5 Prayer for the Intercession of Father Isaac T. Hecker Heavenly Father, you called your servant Isaac Thomas Hecker to preach the Gospel to the people of North America and through his teaching, to know the peace and the power of your indwelling Spirit. He walked in the footsteps of Saint Paul the Apostle, and like Paul spoke your Word with a zeal for souls and a burning love for all who came to him in need. Look upon us this day, with compassion and hope. Hear our prayer. We ask that through the intercession of Father Hecker your servant, you might grant us (state the request). We ask this in the name of Jesus Christ, Your Son, Our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit. One God, forever and ever. Amen. When you pray this prayer, and if you believe that you have received any favors through Hecker’s intercession, please contact the Office of the Cause for Canonization of Servant of God, Isaac Hecker at [email protected]. Visit the web site: http://www.isaachecker.org/ to learn more about his life and the cause for his canonization.
  • Portraits of Catholics with Western Pennsylvania Connections: the Famous, the Forgotten, and the Unknown John C

    Portraits of Catholics with Western Pennsylvania Connections: the Famous, the Forgotten, and the Unknown John C

    Portraits of Catholics with Western Pennsylvania Connections: The Famous, the Forgotten, and the Unknown John C. Bates, Esq. Faith, having no geography, knows no boundaries. Western Pennsylvania has played an outsized role in producing While in the seminary, Patrick was diagnosed with advanced tu- and influencing Catholics who went on to achieve national and berculosis in 1938. His sister Nellie travelled from Scranton to the even international recognition. Many of these were natives of ill seminarian, reminding him of the family’s history of prayers to this area, while others came to this area and spent time here, the Blessed Mother. The seminarian’s mother wrote from Ireland even if briefly, before moving on elsewhere. For that latter group, that she would gladly give up her life if her prayers were answered Pittsburgh was a gateway to the vast west of North America. The that he would recover to become a priest. Patrick was so gravely confluence of rivers and the positioning of mountains made it so. ill that surgeons cut away ribs to remove pus from his lungs. His Native and sojourner alike would rise to prominence in a variety mother died in 1939, but Patrick continued to pray for a cure for of fields. The Catholic faith as received during their formative himself. He lived, pledging the rest of his life to the restoration of years in Western Pennsylvania or as enhanced by their interaction family prayer. Doctors subsequently noted the “miraculous” disap- with Western Pennsylvania Catholics left a lasting imprint on pearance of the tuberculosis. Patrick was certain that his return to them.