May 26th, 2019 6th Sunday of Easter PARISH ADDRESS 3847 NE Glisan Portland, OR 97232 Office: 503-232-4305 www.allsaintsportland.org PARISH OFFICE HOURS Tuesday ~ Friday 8:00 am ~ 4:00 pm PARISH STAFF Pastor~ Fr. Paul Jeyamani x340 ~ [email protected] Dir. of Religious Ed. ~ Pat Fellers x339 [email protected] Coordinator of Ministries ~ Megan Palinsky x339 [email protected] Parish Finance Dir. ~ Kathy Briggs x338 [email protected] Parish Scty. ~ Barbara Custer x337 [email protected] SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM Principal ~ Jon Myers [email protected] Vice Principal/Director School Reli- gion ~ Kim Fadden [email protected] Vice Principal ~ Carla Russ [email protected] Dir. Curriculum ~ Melissa Haglund [email protected] School Business Mgr. ~ Sangeeta Shar- ma [email protected] MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: Vigil Mass: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:30 am (First Sunday of each SCHOOL OFFICE month 4:30 pm with the Sri Lankan Community) 601 NE Cesar E. Chavez Blvd. Weekday Mass: M, T, W, F, S 7:30 am Th 8:20 am Portland, OR 97232 Office: 503-236-6205 Fax: 503-236-0781 We, the members of All Saints Parish, a Catholic community empowered by the Holy SCHOOL O FFICE H OURS Spirit to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ by continuing our heritage of dedica- 8:00 am ~ 3:00 pm tion to: ~ Celebration of the Sacraments ~ Education ~ Service ~ Outreach ~ UPCOMING EVENTS REFLECTION OF THE WEEK May 26, 2019 6th Sunday of Easter June 9th—PENTECOST SUNDAY 8th Grade Graduation—1:00 pm Theology has two words to describe the space between God and us - transcendent and immanent. When we say God is transcendent, we speak of the One September 8th—Parish Picnic— whose ways are not our ways, the placer of stars and maker of mountains. This is God who 11:00am Mass Outside transcends our understanding, whose being goes beyond what we can know. When we say God is immanent, we mean His nearness to us. This is the way Jesus speaks of himself in today's Gospel. "Whoever loves me keeps my word...and we will come to him and make our dwelling with him." COORDINATORS OF MINISTRIES The Hebrews saw God as intimately involved with the fate of their people. But for all His care, God was still distant to most. He spoke through prophets and was represented in blaz- Coordinators of Youth Ministry— es of fire and pillars of cloud. Priests offered animal sacrifice to atone for the nation's sins. Pat Fellers and Holly Safranski While we still know that God is transcendent - any morning's resplendent sunrise confirms Coordinators of Lectors— this - Jesus introduces us to himself in a new way. Not only does Jesus walk among us, but Dina Marie Hale & Rob Hale the Holy Spirit dwells within us. "The Advocate, the Holy Spirit...will teach you every- Coordinators of EEM— thing, and remind you of all that I told you. Peace I leave with you!" Terry Lewis & Mary Shepard Coordinator of Altar Servers— Chris Bushman How do you tend to view God? For many of us, the transcendent sense of a distant God Coordinator of Sacristans— might fill our perception. Today's Gospel reminds us of something altogether different, Joe Galati something more intimate. Our God remains with us. He overcomes the confusion of the Pastoral Council Chair— world and speaks peace to our troubled hearts. Our God is not far from us. The more we Mark Doleski remain connected to Him and love as He loved, the more we will experience His nearness. Financial Council Chair— We can have confidence in His presence and rest in His encouragement: "Do not let your Mike Haglund hearts be troubled or afraid." 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Norman '%1CR1J$+%JR':C:JHVLL $ 5 2 | ALL SAINTS PARISH Please consider our !DVER&'SE)S for your needs. Mass This Week Readings Intentions Monday—May 27th Acts 16:11-15/Ps 149/Jn 15:26-16:4a 7:30 am—NO MASS St. Augustine of Canterbury Tuesday—May 28th Acts 16:22-34/Ps 138/Jn 16:5-11 7:30 am—Fr. McGrann Wednesday—May 29th Acts 17:15, 22-18/1/Ps 148/Jn 16:12-15 7:30 am—Fr. McGrann 8th Grade Retreat Thursday—May 30th 8:20 am—Fr. McGrann Friday—May 31st Acts Zep 3:14-18a or Tom 12:9-16/Is 7:30 am—Msgr. Murphy The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 12:/Lk 1:39-56 Saturday—June 1st Acts 18:23-28/Ps 47/Jn 16:23b-28 7:30 am—NO MASS St. Justin 5:30 pm—Fr. McGrann Sunday—June 2nd Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47/Eph 1:17-23 or Heb 8:00 & 10:30—Fr. Augustine The Ascension of the Lord 9:24- 28;10:19 -23/Lk 24:46-53 LITURGICAL MINISTRY 6th Sunday of Easter 5/25/19—5:30 pm 5/26/19—8:00 am 5/26/19—10:30 am Lector Jim Colt John Cushing Becky Orwoll Commentator Jackie Holland John Russ Barbara Custer Eucharistic Megan Lanaghan, Two Vol- Heather DiLoreto, John Cush- Jack Talbott, Kevin Ministers unteers ing, Jeff Vinson McMenamin, Volunteer Altar Servers Aileen Lanaghan, Max Ster- Elsie Hjorth, Samson Hjorth Peter Wellnitz, Lucita Ocana, ling Brady Vinh, Stella Wright Cantor Angela Reiswig Anne Kolibaba Larkin Chamber Choir: Fred Kowell Accompanist Dennis Burbank Michael Prendergast Dennis Burbank Coffee & Donuts N/A Hjorth Family Pashley Family Ascension of the Lord 6/1/19—5:30 pm 6/2/19—8:00 am 6/2/19—10:30 am Lector Mary Shepard Gary McMahon Eric Score Commentator Marne Maykowskyj Judi Duffy Brian Bennett Eucharistic Suzanne Berg, Brad Joe Galiati, Kevin Kukar, Judi Dina Hale, Lara Vinh, Volun- Ministers Rees,Volunteer Duffy teer Altar Servers Zoraya Hernandez, Lily O’Boyle, Quinn O’Boyle, Frances McHugh Cantor Kelly Brandt Gaedwyn Swails Chamber Choir: Fred Kowell Accompanist Dennis Burbank Jeanette Grimaldi Dennis Burbank Coffee & Donuts Wine & Cheese (Linda & McMahon Family Wells Family Mark Milinski, Hosts) ALL SAINTS PARISH | 3 PARISH NEWS/OUT AND ABOUT ‘Go All In’ Save the Date MEMORIAL DAY MASS Ministries at All S!aints Parish Monday, May 27, 2019 ALL SAINTS 10:00 am Contact: Megan Palinsky [email protected] PARISH PICNIC 503-232-4305 Happy Valley Sunday, September 8th GETHSEMANI CATHOLIC Get involved! Volunteer CEMETERY (Archbishop Alexander Sample, Celebrant) We have our first rose ! — Oranges ‘n Lemons cane from 11666 SE Stevens Rd, 97086 behind and erupted with a full bloom. Double Delight comes in sec- Portland ond. And now, let them all bloom in MT. CALVARY CATHOLIC the days ahead! Please, leave the CEMETERY roses for everyone to enjoy! And be (Bishop Peter Smith, Celebrant) sure to stop and get a sniff when you 333 SW Skyline Blvd, 97221 visit! THE POPE’S PLAN OF ACTION ~ Archbishop’s Statement May 10, 2019 “I am very grateful to our Holy Father, Pope Francis, for the Motu Proprio which he issued for the universal Church on May 9, the title of which is “Vos estis lux mundi” (You are the light of the world). Being issued in the form of a Motu Proprio, this Apostolic Letter becomes universal law for the Church when it comes into effect on June 1, 2019. The Holy Father’s action validates what I said earlier when the Holy See asked that the U.S. Bishops not move ahead with our own plan of action to address the sexual abuse crisis in the Church at our November meeting last year. Pope Francis wanted a worldwide response to the crisis on the part of the universal Church. This new document does just that. In reading the document, it seems clear to me that the Commission responsible for putting the Motu Proprio together took serious note of the plan of the U.S. Bishops in their drafting of the current document. Our voice was clearly heard, while taking into account the situation of the whole Church throughout the world. The essential elements of the U.S. Bishops plan are clearly present in the document. This includes lay involvement in the investigation of allegations levied against bishops of the Church. Such involvement of the laity is already in place for allegations against priests and deacons according to the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People and the Essential Norms.