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Saint Edward Catholic Community
100 S. Main Street
Lebanon, or 97355
Website
Office (541) 258-5333
Fax (541) 258-2511
stedwardlebanon.org
Mass:
Saturday Vigil 5:15 PM
Sunday 10:30 AM
Spanish Mass Sunday 1:00 PM
Daily Mass – Chapel
Mon - No Mass
Rosary & Divine Office 7:20 AM
Tues–Communion Service 8:00 AM
Wed and Thurs – Mass 8:00 AM
Fri –12:00 Noon– Mass & Adoration
Reconciliation:
Saturday 3:30 – 5:00 PM
Anytime by Appointment
Baptisms:
Classes Required – Contact Office
Marriages:
Contact the office six (6) months beforehand
Sacrament of The Sick:
Friday after Noon Mass
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for
Adults) October - May:
Wednesday 7:00 pm in the Community Room
Religious Education: 541.258.2224
Sunday Gatherings and Classes:
Pre K – 5 12:00 – 1:00 PM
Grade 6-12 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Cedars of Lebanon Prayer Group:
Thursday 7:00 PM in the Community Room
Office Hours:
Tuesday & Friday 8:00 – 5:00 PM
Wednesday & Thursday 8:00 – 2:30 PM
Closed 12:00 – 1:00 Lunch
Parish Staff:
Rev. Peter O’Brien – Pastor
Rev. Mr. Richard Triska – Deacon
Teresa Greenly – Secretary
Tawny Pruett – Rel. Ed. & Youth Minister
Kelsea Vierra – Youth Ministry Jr. High
Monica Macedo – Youth Ministry Sr. High
Joseph Holt – Bulletin
Bob Chandler – Maintenance
Ministries:
Altar Servers – William Stellbrink
Cedars of Lebanon Praise & Worship – Bill Wolfe
CDA Regent – Chris Williamson
Eucharistic Ministers – Arnie Kroll
Finance – Dave McFetridge
Funeral Luncheons – Cindy Bickett
Knights of Columbus – Marty Suing
Kitchen Monitor – Cindy Bickett
Librarian – Ozarowicz Family
Liturgy – Arnie Kroll
Men’s Prayer Group – Bruce Hammelman
Music – Colleen Dick
Parish Council – J.J. Macedo
Prayer Chain – Rose Marie Johnson
Proclaimers – Marilyn Saether
RCIA – Bruce Hammelman & Sherri Ozarowicz
St. Vincent de Paul – Joe Perry
Website Administrator – Vikki Maurer
Women’s Prayer Group – Tawny Pruett
Ushers – Ron Duerr
E-Mail: [email protected]
New Parishioners
We are happy to have you in our Faith Family. Please fill out an information card either on our
website, or at the back of the church and drop it in the collection basket or take it to the office.
Thank you and Welcome
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Hospitality Corner
THIS SUNDAY
Knights of Columbus
Women’s Group
We will be meeting on Monday,
February 2nd from 6:30 - 8:00pm in the
Community Room. All women are
invited at attend.
NEXT SUNDAY
St Vincent de Paul
Men’s Prayer Group
Mondays at 7:00 pm in the hall
Join us for prayer, fellowship and study.
THIS WEEK
Sun. 10:30 am Mass / English
1:00 pm Mass / Spanish
Mon. 9:00am St. Vincent de Paul
9:30am Hand Quilting
6:30pm Women’s Group
7:00pm Men’s Prayer Group
Tues. 8:00am Communion Service
10:00am Bazaar Meeting
7:00pm San Juan Diego Men’s Grp
Wed. 8:00am Mass
5:30pm Choir Practice
7:00pm RCIA
Thurs. 8:00am Mass
9:00am NO Rosary Making
7:00pm Cedars of Lebanon
7:00pm Knights of Columbus
7:00pm San Juan Diego Women
Fri. NOON Mass
1:00pm Adoration
5:00pm Benediction
Sat.
3:30 - 5:00pm Confessions
5:15pm Vigil Mass / English
Sun. 10:30 am Mass / English
Mass Schedule at Scio & Jefferson
Scio - Every Thursday at 6:30 pm
Scio - 1st, 3rd, 5th Sunday at 8:30 am
Jefferson- 2nd & 4th Sunday at 8:30am
COLLECTION RECEIPTS
General Fund
Sunday
Coffee & Donuts
Votive Candles
TOTAL (Thank You)
$4,122.35
$42.28
$12.57
$4,183.20
Amount Needed each Week $5,119.00
Bazaar Meeting Tue Feb. 3rd
We will meet in the Hall at 10am.
Please bring your great ideas!
St Blaise blessing of the Throats
The blessing will be Wed. Feb. 4th and
Sat. the 7th after each morning Mass.
happy birthday fr peter!!
We appreciate all that you do for us
each and every day. God Bless you!
Knights of Columbus Mtg
Thursday, Feb 5th at 7:00pm
Ash Wednesday
February 1 - 7, 2015
LϾϿK What’s Happening
In Our Youth Corner
Feb 1 Religious Ed Pre-K - 5th Class
NO SET Class - Super Bowl
Feb 8 Religious Ed Pre-K - 5th Class
Confirmation Class 6-8pm
Feb 15 Religious Ed Pre-K - 5th Class
SET Jr. and Sr. 6-8pm
Feb 18 Ash Wednesday
Feb 22 Religious Ed Pre-K - 5th Class
Confirmation/Sponsor Night 5:30
Mar 1 Religious Ed Pre-K - 5th Class
SET Jr. and Sr. 6-8pm
The Maintenance Fund 2nd
Collection is THIS weekend.
Schedule for 5 first Saturday
Masses
We will begin at 8:30 am with the
Rosary followed by Mass at 9:00 am
and concluding with the Chaplet.
Saturday, February 7th
Saturday, March 7th
Saturday, April 11th
Saturday, May 2nd
Authentic Italian Dinner
February 18th
and Silent Auction
Masses: Noon & 7:30 pm bilingual
Ticket will be sold before and after
Scio - 5:30 pm
Masses and in the church office during the
week. Check the bulletin board for a list
Our Lebanon Lenten Reconciliation
of auction items so far!
Service - Thursday - March 5th at 7:00
Old Palms Needed
Please bring any old palms you have at
home and place them in the box
provided in the narthex. They will be
burned and the ashes used in our Ash
Wednesday liturgy on February 18th.
We will be burning last year’s palms on
Monday, February 16th at 7:00 pm here at
the church. All are invited to join.
For the week of 1/19-1/25/15
Please pray for peace and comfort for
the following brothers and sisters who
are shut-ins:
Restricted Funds
Maintenance Fund
$380.00
Catholic Communication $10.00
Parish Exp. Fund
$1,265.00
Scholarship Fund
$70.00
Ben Jones
Roland Levesque
Leanne McGuirk
TOTAL (Thank You) $1,725.00
Terri Nelson
Winona Parker
Wilbur Reiling
Please pray for the following parishioners
who are sick or recovering from surgery.
Everett Ulm
Nadine Griner
Nathan Bickett
Maureen Duffy
If you have someone who is sick or in the
hospital, please call the office at 258-5333.
From the Desk of Fr. Peter
Peace and grace to all!
The reading from the book of Deuteronomy reminds us of God’s
promise to provide prophets or people who will act as God’s
spokespersons to guide the whole community in right relationship
with God and each other. As Catholic Christians, we believe that
Jesus is the fulfillment of all prophecy surpasses all prophets because he is God and the fullness of revelation. Furthermore, we
believe that through our baptism we are set apart by God and established as a royal, priestly and prophetic nation.
This weekend Jesus is teaching in the Synagogue. It is
remarkable to note how often the Gospels present Jesus as a
teacher either by the things he says or by the things he is doing—
today he is healing and dispelling demons by the power of his
word. Although some are astonished at his teaching, others are
slow to put their faith in him and still others would criticize him
for doing such things in violation of restrictive religious law.
There are still people like that today but no matter what, the
Church continues the mission of Jesus in teaching the human race
the truth about God and the human person as revealed by Jesus.
This week, it would be beneficial to reflect upon the value of
Catholic schools and institutions that transmit Gospel values and
promote the message of Jesus in concrete ways. In any school we
learn to read, write, play sports and do arithmetic but in a
Catholic environment we are also rooted in faith: it forms the
whole person, which is an inestimable value. Looking back, the
greatest gift I have ever received is my Catholic education. I was
taught by Dominican Sisters from grade 1 to 12. Then later, my
undergraduate and graduate studies were completed at Mount
Angel Seminary with the Benedictines. My formal education has
been specifically Catholic and I am both grateful and proud of
that but I am also aware that such an opportunity does/has not
been available to everyone. I grieve that. I wish Catholic schools
were available and accessible for everyone but without religious
vocations, those opportunities are diminishing. Because a
Catholic School is not available to everyone, religious education
programs in parishes are all the more important. Adults and
children need to continue growing in knowledge and
understanding of their faith so that they can more fully be
prophets who proclaim the light of Christ. Participating in community activities like “Building the Domestic Church,” retreats,
bible studies and missions are fun and easy ways to grow in faith.
May God bless you always!+++ Fr. Peter
RCIA UPDATE:
Last Sunday we celebrated two Rites for inquirers in the RCIA
process: The Rite of Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens
(for those preparing for Baptism) and the Rite of Welcoming
(for those already baptized) who are seeking full communion with
the Catholic Church.
Our new Catechumens are: Mele LeLievre, Guy Lewis,
Tracie Knowlton, Vanda Recek, Roxanne Savedra, Eric Quiroz,
Elizabeth McIntosh, Madiline Hartsell, Eloisa Cowart and
Kendrick Cowart.
Our new candidates are: Chris Cowart, Tony Sinclair and
Angela Mance.
Please continue to pray for them as they now enter into a period
of deeper formation in the Catholic Faith. Thank you.
Our Parish Mission Statement
We, the Faithful of St. Edward Catholic Church, are called
through prayer and worship to make Jesus Christ known
and loved in our respect and care for each other in our
hospitality and charity for all people.
Sun 1 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dt 18:15-20; Ps 95:1-2,6-9; 1 Cor 7:32-35; Mk 1:21-28
Mon 2 The Presentation of the Lord Mal 3:1-4;
Ps 24:7-9,10; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40
Tue 3 St Blaise and St Ansgar Heb 12:1-4;
Ps 22:26-28, 30-32; Mt 5:21-43
Wed 4 Heb 12:4-7,11-15; Ps 103:1-2,13-14,17-18;
Mk 6:1-6
Thur 5 St Agatha Heb 12:18-19,21-24; Ps 48:2-4, 9-11;
Mk 6:7-13
Fri 6 St Paul Miki and Companions Heb 13:1-8;
Ps 27:1,3,5,8-9; Mk 6:14-29
Sat 7 Heb 13:15-17,20-21; Ps 23:1-6; Mk 6:30-34
Sun 8 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jb 7:1-4,6-7; Ps 147:1-6; 1 Cor 9:16-19,22-23; Mk 1:29-39
Points For Profit On Location
On February 12th Points For Profit is having a dinner and
movie night in Albany. All are welcome and there are
millions of attendance points being offered. This is a great
opportunity to help our youth start the 2015 program with a
boost while having a fun evening. See the flyer on the
church bulletin board for times and locations.
Hope to see you there!
First Reconciliation Time Change!
Now Saturday March 7th, from 10:30 to Noon. Mark your
calendars with this change from the original time please.
Happy Birthday
February 1st - 7th
Frank Auten 2/4
Mary Becker 2/7
Alyssa Berg 2/4
Barbara Briggs 2/4
Edson Cabrales 2/1
Jose Calvillo 2/2
Bonnie Jo Howell 2/3
Hailey Knaup 2/2
Kevin Lara 2/1
Traci Nesbitt 2/2
Trevor Pruett 2/3
Endya Robinson 2/6
Fr. Peter O’Brien 2/3
MASS INTENTIONS
February 1 - February 8
Sun. 1
Sun. 1
Mon. 2
Tues. 3
Wed. 4
Thurs 5
Fri. 6
Sat. 7
Sun. 8
Sun. 8
10:30am
1:00pm
No Mass
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
Noon
5:15pm
10:30am
1:00pm
Randy Hazelton+/ St Vincent de Paul
For all the Parishioners of St. Edward
No Communion Service
Communion Service
Megan Ramos
Lucia Sweada
Chris Barreto/Friend
Marceil Alley+/Family
Frank & Marge Libra/Steve Libra
For all the Parishioners of St. Edward
SUPPORT THOSE IN THE COMMUNITY WHO SUPPORT YOUR PARISH BULLETIN!
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Fraternal Organization
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Information: contact Rose Marie
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Promise to Protect - Pledge to Heal: If you have been abused or victimized by someone representing the
Catholic Church...Believe in the possibility of home and help and healing. We encourage you to come forward and
speak out. Every arch/diocese/eparchy in the United States now has a victim assistance coordinator who is
available to obtain support for your needs, to help you make a formal complaint of abuse to the arch/diocese/
eparchy, and to arrange a personal meeting with the bishop or his representative, if you desire. The victim
coordinator for the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon is: Cathy Shannon @ 503-416-8810 or 503-233-8302
Catholic Charities Pregnancy Support and
Adoption Services
Catholic Charities in need of loving, caring families interested in
expanding their family through open adoption. We are
experiencing a shortage of families and need couples who are
willing to join us in ministry to women facing an unexpected
pregnancy. Our next Orientation Class is February 27 & 28. For
more details or to schedule a free informational interview.
Contact Shawn Cass at 503-238-5196
THANK YOU! to everyone who generously gave to the CDAsponsored Baby Shower for PAC. Look for pictures of the gifts
being joyfully received by PAC Executive Director, Debbie
Tracy on our parish website. www.stedwardlebanon.org
Be a Prison Volunteer From Home
Corresponding with prison inmates by mail is a way to make a
dramatic change in the lives of others from the safe environment of your home. Creative Options, Academy of Human Development is a ministry providing self-help Christian correspondence programs, facilitated solely from volunteers and donations. All mail comes to a post office box in Lyons, Oregon
and is forwarded on to the volunteer assigned to that inmate.
Inmates never have the full name or address of any volunteer.
Jesus asked us to visit those in prison and Paul asked us to treat
them as we would like to be treated. There’s a joy is living out
these scriptures. For more information call Billie (503)8593902 and request an information packet. Also, we meet at Our
Lady of Lourdes rectory in Jordan on Thursday mornings to
process the mail, following 8am mass.
Please come and join us!
2015 Catholic
Daughter
Education
Contest
Two Themes, Choose One: “Love
Your Neighbor As Yourself” OR
“Be A Good Neighbor” Grades: 4-5,
6-7-8, 9-10-11-12, and Adult CDA
Members. Follow the rules for size
& length in the following: Essay,
Poetry, Computer Art, Music, Art, or
Photography. Questions: Berlita
Masog 541-259-3280 OR Monica
Macedo 541-401-0076. Entries due:
February 15th, 2015
Lenten Regulations
All Catholics 14 years & older must
abstain from meat on Fridays of Lent,
Ash Wednesday & Good Friday.
All Catholics between 18 & 59 are to
fast on Ash Wednesday and Good
Friday.
To fast means to eat one full meal; the
other two meals that day should be less
than the normal amount unless they are
already at a minimum for good health.
Eating between meals is not permitted:
however, liquids including coffee, milk
and fruit juices are allowed.
Marriage Enrichment Series…
Making Love Last…
Presented by Martin Gay, MS, LPC, NCC
Queen of Peace Church Gathering Area
Corner of Friendship and Lone Oak 7:00 – 8:30pm
Monday, February 9, 2015, Working Through Our Problems Intentionally, In this workshop we’ll learn how to resolve conflict constructively.
Monday, March 9, 2015, Connecting Through Intimacy, In this workshop we’ll consider the role of
sex, romance and passion in rebuilding desire.
Monday, April 13, 2015, Trusting Again, In this workshop we’ll learn the basics of rebuilding trust in
our relationship.
Who should attend? Couples or individuals, unmarried, engaged, married, or remarried any number of
years; and individuals separated, or divorced; who would like to invest an evening in learning how to
sustain and strengthen their relationships.
Registration: Couples or individuals can register online at www.martingay.com or by leaving a
message (name and number) at 503-375-6362. There is no fee for this workshop series. Sorry, we can no
longer provide childcare.