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Shepherd of the Valley
Catholic Church
Pastor del Valle
600 Beebe Road, Central Point, OR 97502
Office Hours: Monday - 1 - 5 pm
Tuesday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm
Horario de oficina en español: martes a
viernes de 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM. Y después de
la 6:00 PM con previa cita.
Phone: (541) 664-1050 Fax: (541) 664-9312
E-mail: [email protected]
E-mail Ministerio Hispano:
[email protected]
web site - shepherdcatholic.com
Iglesia Catolica
FEBRUARY 8, 2015
Parish Staff
Father Mike Walker - Pastor
Father Victor Perez - Parochial Vicar
Joyce Marks - Coordinator of Ministries & Volunteers
Deacon Felix Garcia - Coordinator of Hispanic Ministry
Kelsie Whaley - Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Jenny Zomerdyk- Office Manager
David Knouff - Maintenance
Rick Knouff - Maintenance
MISSION STATEMENT
Shepherd of the Valley Catholic Church is a welcoming parish family, who worships together as
disciples, receives Jesus in Word and Sacrament and proclaims the Good News.
We commit ourselves to the joyful love of Christ. Our faith is expressed in service to all God’s children.
We go out into the world to share and invite others to experience the love of God.
Ministries/Ministerios
Altar Servers: Jerry Bourgeois 541-826-4676
Augustinian Seculars: Debbie Childs 541-664-8604
Baptism: Megan Sandlin 541-664-3221
Bautismos: Deacon Felix Garcia 541-664-1050
Bereavement Ministry: Jan Plunkett 541-499-0382
Catecismo: Yolanda Canjura 541-664-1050
Children's Liturgy of the Word: Joyce Marks 541-664 -1050
Ecuentro Matrimonial: Liz & Santos Godinez 541-890-2698
Grief Support: Jenny Zomerdyk 541-664-1050
Hospitality: Joyce Marks 541-664-1050
Initiation / R.C.I.A.: Joyce Eason 541-664-5910
Knights of Columbus: Dr. Doug Smith 541-773-1414
Legion of Mary: Jim Brick 541-826-4881
Liturgy Coordinator: Diane Orto 541-535-5980
Men's Book Study: Terry Marks 541-826-7924
Ministeno de Jovenes: Kelsie Whaley 541-664-1050
Ministry to the Ill & Homebound: Joyce Marks 541-664-1050
Music Ministry: Steve Childs 541-664-8604
New Parishioners: Don Krolak 541-879-0319
Prayer Chain: Irene Vaughn 664-2517 or Joyce Eason 664-5910
Religious Education: Joyce Marks 541-664-1050
San Juan Diego: Isabel Martinez 541-301-5570
Scheduling of Lay Ministers: Jan Plunkett 541-499-0382
St. Augustine Conference (S.V.D.P.): 541-646-7879
Young Adult Group: Kelsie Whaley 541-664-1050
Youth Ministry: Kelsie Whaley 541-664-1050
Masses/Misas
Saturday:
5:00 PM
7:00 PM (Espanol)
Sunday:
8:30 AM
11:00 AM
1:00 PM (Espanol)
Weekdays
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
12:00 PM Mass
6:00 PM Bilingual
12:00 PM Mass
12:00 PM Mass
12:00 PM Mass 1st
Friday or Communion
Service
Sacraments
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Sat. - 4:00 to 4:45 PM
or anytime by appointment
Baptisms: Call 3 months prior to
the baptism
Weddings: Call 6 months prior to
the wedding
FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FROM FATHER MIKE:
Celebrity or Service?
After Jesus performed a miracle he had the
attention of the people. He could work the crowd,
be noticed, and be a celebrity! But what did he
do instead? He actually ditched the crowds and
went off by himself to pray. When his disciples
finally found him he told them that he wanted to
go to other villages to pray instead of returning to
Capernaum. Why didn’t Jesus return so he could
be a “star” or a celebrity? The answer is actually
very simple: He didn’t care about such things. He
came to do the will of the Father. The Son of Man
came not to be served, but to serve and give his
life as a ransom for many (MT 20:28). His worth,
identity, and motivation didn’t depend on others
looking to him like a celebrity.
Jesus prayed to know the Father’s will so he
could follow it and he was humble and comfortable
being who he was called to be. How many times
are we overly worried about what other people
think? How many times do we want to be noticed
as smart, good looking, skilled, athletic, interesting,
exciting, unique, special, or fun? We might want
to pay attention to Jesus’ response to such things.
If we were more interested in following the will of
the Father we would come to notice that we don’t
really care about the vainglory that so many seek
after. Humility sets us free from being dependent
or trapped seeking some form of celebrity. It also
keeps us from being self absorbed. A life of humility doesn’t mean that we are doormats and mope
around as if we are depressed, insignificant, or
weak. Rather it leads to the freedom to be comfortable being who we truly are and acting as our God
inspires us to act. It gives us strength, freedom,
fulfillment, and love – and that is much more valuable than any stardom or celebrity status.
NEED A VISIT AT HOME
We have parishioners who will be happy
to visit you or someone you know at home if you
are incapable of coming to church with communion, prayer or just a visit.
Call Joyce Marks at the church office:
541-664-1050.
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DE PARTE DE PADRE MIKE:
¿Fama o servicio?
Después de que Jesús realizó un milagro
tuvo la atención de la gente. Podía manejar a la
multitud, podía darse a conocer y ser una celebridad! Pero, ¿qué fue lo que hizo en su lugar?
Él en realidad abandonó la multitud y se fue a
solas para orar. Cuando sus discípulos por fin lo
encontraron, les dijo que quería ir a otros pueblos
para orar en vez de volver a Cafarnaúm. ¿Por qué
Jesús no volvió, El que podría ser una “estrella” o
una celebridad? La respuesta es muy simple: Él
no se preocupa por esas cosas. Él vino a hacer
la voluntad del Padre. El Hijo del Hombre no vino
para ser servido, sino a servir ya dar su vida como
rescate por muchos (MT 20:28). Su valor, su identidad, y la motivación no dependen de otros que
lo buscan como una celebridad.
Jesús oró para saber la voluntad del Padre
para que pudiera seguir y él era humilde y cómodo
siendo lo que él fue llamado a ser. ¿Cuántas veces
estamos demasiado preocupados por lo que piensen los demás? ¿Cuántas veces queremos ser
notado como inteligente, guapo, hábil, deportivo,
interesante, emocionante, único, especial, o la
divertirnos? Podríamos querer prestar atención a
la respuesta de Jesús a estas cosas. Si estábamos
más interesados en seguir la voluntad del Padre
nos daríamos cuenta de que realmente no nos
importa la vanagloria que tantos buscan. La humildad nos libera de ser dependientes o atrapados
en busca de algún tipo de celebridad. También nos
impide ser ensimismado.
Una vida de humildad no significa que
somos felpudos y abatidos como si estamos deprimidos, insignificante, o débil. Más bien nos lleva
a la libertad de ser cómodo siendo quienes somos
realmente y actuar como nuestro Dios nos inspira a
actuar. Nos da la fuerza, libertad, plenitud y amor y que es mucho más valioso que cualquier estado
de la fama o celebridad.
ROSARY
Come say the Rosary every Tuesday
at 4:00 pm in the Day Chapel
www.shepherdcatholic.com
We are His Beloved
Many of you saw my post on Facebook a while back, but I wanted to share
it with you here. A couple of weeks ago
was my Goddaughter’s birthday so we
went out to coffee and wandered around
the bookstore. While we were chatting she
shared with me that “she made herself a
birthday present”. At first I thought about
how adorable that is. Then she began
to tell me what she had made herself…
affirmation notes, little sticky notes with
all kinds of things that she loves about
herself (kind, loving, smart, weird, etc).
She showed me what she had made and
I was so touched and in awe of what the
Lord was teaching me through her. We
are each His beloved children. He delights
in us. He not only loves us, but actually
likes us too. If only each of us were like
my Goddaughter, able to recognize and
celebrate what is good in us, our world
would be a much happier place. I told her
that she needs to do this every year on
her birthday; she thinks I’m crazy. But it’s
a beautiful exercise in remembering who
we are and who we were created to be. I
am God’s beloved child, and so are you!
Kelsie
ARE YOU VISITING OR NEW TO
OUR PARISH?
Please come and introduce yourself at our Welcome Table in the church
foyer. We want to welcome you personally
to our community!
Or you can call Don Krolak at 541879-0319 or Bill Morse at 541-878-4016.
Somos sus hijos amados
Muchos de ustedes vieron mi post
en Facebook hace un tiempo, pero quería
compartirlo con ustedes aquí. Un par de
semanas atrás, era el cumpleaños de
mi ahijada, así que fuimos a tomar café
y a dar vueltas alrededor de la librería.
Mientras charlábamos compartió conmigo que ella se dio a si misma un regalo
de cumpleaños”. Al principio pensé en lo
adorable que era. Entonces ella comenzó
a contarme lo que había hecho... notas
de afirmación, pequeñas notas adhesivas con todo tipo de cosas que a ella le
gusta de sí misma (amable, cariñosa,
inteligente, raro, etc.). Ella me mostró lo
que había hecho y yo estaba tan movida
y asombrada de lo que el Señor me estaba enseñando a través de ella. Somos
cada uno sus hijos amados. Él se deleita
en nosotros. Él no sólo nos ama, pero en
realidad nos ama demasiado. Si tan sólo
cada uno de nosotros fuéramos como mi
ahijada, capaz de reconocer y celebrar
lo que es bueno en nosotros, nuestro
mundo sería un lugar mucho más feliz.
Le dije que ella tiene que hacer esto cada
año en su cumpleaños; ella piensa que
estoy loca. Pero es un hermoso ejercicio
de recordar quienes somos y lo que fuimos creados para ser. Soy hijo amado
de Dios, y tú también!
Kelsie
LEGION OF MARY MEETS
The Legion of Mary group meets
in Mathew on Wednesday’s at 10:30amcome join us for the Rosary. For further
information call Jim Brick 541-8264881
or Delphine Peyton 541-665-1624
Welcome to Shepherd of the Valley!
THE 33RD ANNUAL CATHOLIC MEN’S RETREAT
“Saint Joseph The Faithful Father and Husband”
We are privileged to have Fr. Ken
Sampson as our presenter. He is the pastor of Sacred Heart Parish in Medford OR.
He has been with the Archdiocese of Portland for eight years. He was a religious
brother with the Discalced Carmelites,
who have a principle charism of retreat
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work, spiritual direction and teaching
the faithful how to deepen their prayer
life. The retreat will be held at St. Rita’s
Retreat Center in Gold Hill, Oregon on
Feb. 27- March 1, Friday- Sunday.
To register or for more information call
Don Zimmerer at 541-531-2929.
www.shepherdcatholic.com
THIS WEEKS
READINGS
February 9 February 15
MONDAY
Gn 1:1-19
Ps 104:1-2, 5-6,
10, 12, 24, 35
Mk 6:53-56
TUESDAY
Gn 1:20-2:4
Ps 8:4-9
Mk 7:1-13
WEDNESDAY
Our Lady of Lourdes
Gn 2:4-9, 15-17
Ps 104:1-2,
27-28, 29-30
Mk 7:14-23
THURSDAY
Gn 2:18-25
Ps 128:1-5
Mk 7:24-30
FRIDAY
Gn 3:1-8
Ps 32:1-2, 5-7
Mk 7:31-37
SATURDAY
Gn 3:9-24
Ps 90:2-4, 5-6,
12-13
Mk 8:1-10
SUNDAY
Lv 13:1-2, 44-46
Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11
1 Cor 10:31-11:1
Mk 1:40-45
Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal 2015
“Teach, Bless, Serve”
Next weekend, February 14-15th, we will
have our Commitment Weekend for the 2015 Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal.
During Mass we will watch a video from
Archbishop Sample about the Appeal. If you received a personalized commitment card in the mail
please bring it to Mass with you as we join together
to support our Catholic Church in western Oregon.
If you did not receive a commitment card in the mail
pledge envelopes will be available during Mass.
This next week, please read the Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal materials you received in the
Parish Bulletin today and prayerfully reflect on the
level of commitment you will make next weekend.
The Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal provides
substantial financial support to essential ministries
that support parishes in our Catholic Church in
western Oregon. These programs provide education and faith formation at all levels and provide a
Catholic presence for tens of thousands of people.
When we stop to count our abundant blessings, we
are aware of how truly blessed we are. The Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal is an invitation to share
your blessings and support for the Gospel mission
here in Western Oregon.
Your pledge is also a sign of your gratitude
for God’s generous abundance. While we can never
out-do God in generosity, we are called to join in
the mission of the Gospel as we put forth the gifts
of life, goodness, and grace through the sharing of
our own blessings from God.
NO RELIGIOUS ED CLASS
There will be no Religious Ed. Class on Sunday,
Feb. 15 due to the three day weekend.
Please support our Knights of Columbus French
Toast Breakfast instead!
REMEMBER PARENTS
We have a nursery for babies through 5
years of age for the 11:00 Mass in the John Module.
MASS INTENTIONS
12 noon Monday, Feb. 9 Lynn Boland
12 noon Wednesday, Feb. 11 + Ron Van Domelen
12N Thurs., Feb. 12 + Don, Dave, & Darryl Meartz
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Colecta Católica del Arzobispo del 2015
“Enseñar, Bendecir, Servir”
El próximo fin de semana, febrero 14 y 15, es el
Fin de Semana de Compromiso para la Colecta
Católica del Arzobispo del 2015.
Durante la Misa veremos un video del Arzobispo Sample acerca de la Colecta. Si recibió una
tarjeta de compromiso personalizada en el correo,
por favor, tráigala a la Misa con usted, mientras juntos nos unimos a apoyar a nuestra Iglesia Católica
en Oregón occiental. Si no ha recibido una tarjeta
de compromiso por el correo, puede encontrar
sobres de promesa disponibles durante la Misa.
Esta semana, por favor, lea los materiales
de la Colecta Católica del Arzobispo que usted
ha recibido el día de hoy en Boletín de la Parroquia,
y medite profundamente sobre el nivel de compromiso que usted hará el próximo fin de semana.
La Colecta Católica del Arzobispo provee
substancial apoyo financiero a ministerios fundamentales que apoyan a las parroquias en nuestra Iglesia Católica en Oregón occidental. Estos
programas ofrecen educación y formación de la
fe a todos los niveles, y proveen de la presencia
Católica a decenas de miles de personas.
Cuando nos detenemos a contar nuestras
abundantes bendiciones es cuando nos damos
cuenta de lo verdaderamente bendecidos que
somos. La Colecta Católica del Arzobispo es una
invitación para compartir sus bendiciones y para
apoyar la misión del Evangelio aquí en Oregón
Occidental.
Su compromiso es también una muestra de
su gratitud por la generosa abundancia de Dios. Si
bien es cierto que nunca podremos superar a Dios
en su generosidad, estamos llamados a participar
en la misión del Evangelio mientras derramamos
los dones de la vida, la bondad y la gracia a través
de compartir las bendiciones que nos han sido
dadas por Dios.
PUT YOUR GUM IN THE TRASH!
Please dispose of your gum properly! It has
been very difficult to remove gum from the parking
lot asphalt and sidewalk! Put it in the trash.
COLLECTION
January 2, 2014 - $12,186
January 1, 2015 - $11,072
Addtl. Jan. Children’s Collection $125.31
www.shepherdcatholic.com
PLATICAS PREMATRIMONIALES
Para las personas que contraerán matrimonio durante este año las clases prematrimoniales
serán el día 7 de marzo de 9:00 AM a 4:00 PM.
Los milagros en la evangelización. En el
plan de Dios el anuncio de la muerte del Señor
Jesús y la proclamación de su resurrección van
unidos a los signos de poder que demuestran que
el Señor Jesús que murió por nosotros en la cruz,
ha resucitado y está vivo.
Los signos, prodigios, milagros y curaciones no son accesorios de la evangelización sino
diversas formas de evangelizar porque muestran
que el Señor Jesús ha resucitado. Tampoco son
optativos, pues se traicionaría el plan de Dios.
Mucho menos se tiene derecho a reducirlos a los
primeros años de la vida de la Iglesia, pues los
dones de Dios son sin arrepentimiento.
En algunas ocasiones los signos acompañan la predicación, como es el caso de la curación
del paralítico que fue introducido por el techo de
la casa donde Jesús proclamaba la Palabra (Mc
2,1-12). En otras ocasiones anteceden a la predicación y esta cobra una plusvalía que reditúa en
gran número de conversiones como es el caso de
la curación del paralítico de la Puerta Hermosa,
cuando se convirtieron dos mil personas. En alguna
ocasión le escuche comentar al padre Emiliano
Tardif este pasaje, cuando decía: “Pedro con una
predicación y una curación convirtió a dos mil
personas. Nosotros con dos mil predicaciones no
logramos convertir a nadie. La diferencia radica
en el poder del Espíritu que muestra que Jesús
está vivo” Como Pedro proclamaba en el templo
de Jerusalén, “no deben ser motivo de admiración”
(Hech 3,12), porque forman parte normal del anuncio del evangelio. Lo extraño no es que existan,
lo anormal seria que hubieran desaparecido de la
tarea evangelizadora. Tampoco se trata de atribuirlos a ninguna persona en particular, porque son
sólo obra de Dios que ama a sus hijos y porque
los ama los sana con su amor Dios sana a sus
hijos como signo de su amor, porque gracias a las
llagas de Jesús en la cruz hemos sido curados de
nuestras dolencias y enfermedades.
Por tanto son siempre signo de su amor
por nosotros que dio la prueba máxima de amor,
entregando su vida por aquellos que ama Dios nos
sana porque Dios es amor y todo lo que hace lo
hace por amor y con amor. Su amor es terapéutico porque la carencia del mismo es la causa de
tantas enfermedades psicológicas y males físicos
que aquejan a la humanidad.
(tomado de evangelización.com)
CABALLEROS DE COLON
el 15 de febrero a las 9 de la Mañana organizaran
un desayuno para recaudar fondos para la parroquia.
PASCUA JUVENIL
La Pascua Juvenil se llevara a cabo los días 20,
21, y 22 de febrero en el armory de Medford. Para
jóvenes de 12 a 18 años. Necesitamos voluntarios
mayores de 21 años para servir en la pascua. La
reunión será el día 14 de febrero a las 10 de la
mañana.
MIERCOLES DE CENIZZA
La celebración del miércoles de Ceniza será el día
18 de febrero a las 7 de la noche
RETIRO FAMILIAR
el retiro para familias será el día 14 de marzo de
9:00am a 6 de la tarde. Este año tendremos en
la música al misterio de música nueva alianza
y Josué 24,15. En la predicación diacono José
Gutiérrez de Portland y Gela de los ángeles california, la donación es de 20 dólares por persona
o 50 por familia, incluye comida.
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Clases de Bautizo: primer y tercer
viernes de cada mes en el salón Marcos.
Llamar a la parroquia por lo menos 3 meses antes del bautizo para verificar la fecha
(favor de no traer niños a la clase).
Confesiones: sábados a las 4:00 PM.
O en Cualquier otro tiempo con previa cita.
Bodas: llamar con seis meses de anticipación.
Ministerio de visitas a los enfermos:
por favor llame al 664 1050 para pedir visita
a los enfermos y la comunión, ya sea en su
casa u hospital.
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FRENCH TOAST BREAKFAST
Another fine Knights of Columbus French
Toast Breakfast. Sunday February 15th after the
8:30 Mass, to be held in the Parish Hall. Cost of
$6.00 for adults, $4 for children, and $18 per family.
PLASTIC EGGS & CARTONS NEEDED
Collecting one dozen count egg cartons for
Rel. Ed. Project. Please only the 12 count, drop
off at the office. Also any donations of plastic colored Easter eggs would be appreciated. Dead line
March 8th.
MORNING PARISH BOOK STUDY
The Parish Book Study on “Made for More”
began last Thursday, Feb. 5th, it will be in the mornings from 10:00-11:30, running for 6 weeks in the
Mark classroom.
POWER POINT VOLUNTEER NEEDED!
College Students, Dads, Moms, Professionals or anyone who isn’t intimidated by Power Point:
We need a person for our 11:00 Sunday Mass to be
trained in how to do the Mass power point screen.
You can learn how to create them, or do it at Mass,
or both. At this point, our sub is a middle schooler,
so really, I KNOW YOU CAN DO IT! Contact Dennis Mihocko at [email protected]
CAN DO PROJECT
ARE YOU BRINGING YOUR BOTTLES &
CANS TO SHEPHERD OF THE VALLEY?
Last week we received $112.85 to add to the
project.
Remember that Gator Aid and Wine
Bottles have no deposit so please don’t include
them in your donation.
Keep up the good work and the Can Do
Project continues to grow.
MANDATORY MEETING
Sacramental Prep, First Communion Orientation
Mandatory Meeting for Parents will be Tuesday
Feb. 10th 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the Hall.
ATTENTION-LAY MINISTERS
Please notify Schedule Coordinator Jan
Plunkett of your unavailable March weekends no
later than Wednesday, February 18th. The March
schedule will include the weekends of March 7/8,
14/15, 21/22 and 28/29 (Palm Sunday)
Please call Jan at 541-499-0382.
Thank you.
MEN’S BOOK STUDY TO BEGIN
The Men’s Book Study of “Be A Man” started
February 2 it will be held on Monday and Thursday
nights from 7:00 to 8:30. Monday Classes will be
in the Hall and the Thursday classes will be in the
conference room in the new church. These classes
will run for 6 weeks.
CATHOLIC SENTINEL
In the new Catholic Sentinel, read about
the Benedictine men and women in Mount Angel
as part of an ongoing series on consecrated life.
Hear how concern for climate change and faith
are becoming linked as Pope Francis is about to
issue an encyclical on the environment. See a
group of lay people who have committed to the
Franciscan way and read Archbishop Sample’s
latest teaching on the sacrament of marriage. See
a scene from the pro-life rally and a Catholic young
adult conference. Get a look at the first principle of
Catholic social teaching — life and human dignity.
See a special section on Catholic weddings that
addresses “green weddings” and mixed-religion
marriages.
FAMILY FAITH SHARING
Mark 1:29-39
In this story, we learn how Jesus heals people who suffer and are sick. Jesus shows people compassion and kindness; they are healed and their lives are transformed. Jesus is a prayerful person who
speaks about the goodness of God. Many people want to listen to him and follow him.
Remember and tell about a time when you were sick, or perhaps seriously ill.
Who do you turn to when you suffer?
Today, how can Jesus heal people who suffer or are sick?
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WEEKLY CALENDAR
Monday
12:00pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
February 9, 2015
Mass
St. Book Group
H. Women’s Group
Men’s Book Study
Tuesday
4:00pm
6:00pm
6:30pm
6:30pm
6:45pm
7:00pm
February 10, 2015
Rosary & Divine Mercy
Day Chapel
Mass
Day Chapel
Charismatic Prayer Group Mark
Orientation 1st Communion Hall- 2,4
San Juan Diego Men
Matt
Welcome Home Catholics John
Wednesday
9:30am
10:00am
10:30am
12:00pm
12:30pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
February 11, 2015
Guitar Lessons
Benedictine Oblates
Legion of Mary
Mass
Women’s Prayer Group
1pm Choir
San Juan Diego Choir
Marriage Encounter
RCIA
Confirmation Class
H. Liturgy Training
Thursday
10:00am
12:00pm
6:30pm
February 12, 2015
Parish Book Study
Mass
H. Relig Ed
7:00pm
Men’s Book Study
Mark
Day Chapel
Hall, Rm
1-8, Mods,
CLOW
Conf. Rm
February 13, 2015
Communion Service
H. Choir
Charismatic Prayer Grp
Day Chapel
Hall 7, 8
Lk, Jn
Friday
12:00pm
6:00pm
7:00pm
Church
Mark
Matt,John
Conf. Rm
John
Mark
Matthew
Day Chapel
Matt
Hall 1, 2
Hall, 5, 6
John
Matt,Mark
CLOW
Day Chapel
WELCOME HOME CATHOLICS
Sessions started Tuesday, January
6th at 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Contact Terry or Lorna
at 541-973-5028 for questions.
Session V - The Bible
Session VI - Prayer
Session VII - Annulments/Divorce
Session VIII - Mary and Catholic Opportunities
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Saturday February 14, 2015- Valentines Day
4:00pm
Choir Practice
Church
5:00pm
Mass
Church
7:00pm
H. Mass
Church
Sunday
8:30am
8:30am
11:00am
12:30pm
1:00pm
6:00pm
February 15, 2015
French Tst Breakfast Kit, Hall
Mass
Church
Mass
Church
Sr. Sunday
Kit. Mt
H. Mass
Church
H. School Youth Grp Luke, K,
Hall Rm 1
LOVE THE LORD EVERYDAY
AS HE SO LOVES YOU!
PRINCIPAL/TEACHER OPENING: St. Anne
Catholic School in Grants Pass is now actively
seeking out qualified persons who will serve as
principal and teacher for school in the coming
2015/16 school year and beyond. We are seeking
a strong leader who can inspire our children, their
parents, the staff, teachers, and volunteers. They
must be an example of Catholic faith with excellent
organizational and development skills. This position
is a 1/2-time principal and 1/2-time teacher position.
The person must already hold an Oregon Teaching
license and/or hold Masters Degree or be wiling to
acquire one while employed. Submit a cover letter
and resume to the Catholic Schools Department
at the Archdiocese of Portland viapdxpersonnel@
archdpdx.org. Do not submit any applications to
the parish directly. The application closing date is
February 20, 2015 with initial interviews occurring
in March unless the application period is reopened
to expand the field of candidates.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT OPENING: St.
Anne Catholic Church in Grants Pass is seeking out
a person will be the face of the parish in answering
the phone and receiving visitors to the office. They
will provide administrative support, reception and
secretarial services and coordinate the parish office. Excellent communication and organizational
skills with the ability to meet deadlines are required.
They will need general ability in accounting and reconciliation as well as typing 50 wpm and 10-key by
touch. Three to five years of experience required.
Practicing Catholic preferred. Bilingual in English/
Spanish preferred. Submit resume and cover letter by email to: [email protected]
www.shepherdcatholic.com