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VOL. 3 JULY 2-3, 2011 ISSUE
Welcome to
Catholic Church at Fort Gordon, GA
MIKE RIVERA, [email protected]
BILL HOLT, [email protected]
LOLA RIVERA, [email protected]
TINA RABY, FINANCIAL [email protected]
Pastor:Fr. Damian Ilokaba(706) 791-4307
Co-Pastor: Fr. Samuel Aniekwe(706) 791-4307
Contract Priest: Fr. Michael Ro(706) 791-2945
NCOIC: Sgt. Sheronda Williams(706) 791-4308
Chapel Clerk: Vacant(706) 791-2945
Deacons:- George Foster (706) 860-237- Mike Marchek (706) 855-210- David Kriegel (706) 869-978
PLC: VACANTMusic Director: VACANTReligious Education: VACANTMCCW: Kim Besel
[email protected] of Columbus:Ricardo Ruiz Jr. , ruizrjr@knolog
Youth Ministry: Nisa [email protected]
EME: Judy Kriegel, (706) 869-9Altar Servers:Alex [email protected], (706) 855-Lectors: Tom Dean
(706) 860-6946Ushers: Ron Shannon
(706) 868-5960Lectors: Tom Dean
(706) 860-6946Ushers: Ron Shannon
(706) 868-5960Flowers Ministry: Sherry Wodic
[email protected]: Lola Rivera (443) 223-1
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Pro-Life Mass & Rosary
Mass First Saturday of each month at Saint Mary oHill, 9:15 am. Rosary at Preferred Health Center after.
Vacation Bible School NewsVacation Bible School Newsgistration for Vacation Bible School is open now for children from Age 4u 5th Grade (rising to 6th). You may download a registration form fromr website or by visiting the Religious Education Center located in Build-
39709, 39th Street near 7th Avenue.
July 18thJuly 18ththruthru22nd22nd
9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon
ote: Vacation Bible School is sponsored by the Catho-ote: Vacation Bible School is sponsored by the Catho-
c and Protestant Chapel Congregations of Fort Gordonc and Protestant Chapel Congregations of Fort Gordon
Call Randy Dillard is you have any question atCall Randy Dillard is you have any question at
(706) 791-4703
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OUR COMMUNITWorldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend is like Easter Sunday because it's a weekend fullfresh love, rebirth, and new beginnings. All married couples deserve a richer, fuller lifeether! Make a special time of growth for you and your spouse. For more information or toister for one of the 2011 weekends, July 29 - 31 in St. Augustine, or October 7 - 9 in Sa-
nnah, call 904 821-0773 or register on line at www.jaxwwme.com.
Q: What is the Jubilee Pledge?A: Catholics in the U.S. are being invited to prefor the new millennium by recommitting themseto answer Jesus' call to "love your neighbor as yself." The Jubilee Pledge for Charity, Justice
Peace answers Pope John Paul II's observation ahow to prepare for the new millennium: "Indeemust be said that a commitment to justice
peace...is a necessary condition for the prepaand celebration of the Jubilee."
The pledge is being distributed by a coalitio justice groups, including the U.S. Catholic Coence, the Catholic Campaign for Human Developmand Catholic Relief Services. Those who answercall to work for peace and justice in the new minium pledge themselves to:
Pray regularly for justice and peace.
Learn more about Catholic social teaching.
Reach across boundaries of religion, race, eth
ity, gender, etc. Live justly in all areas of life.
Serve, through time and talent, persons who
poor and vulnerable.
Give more generously to persons in need, wever they are.
Advocate public policies that promote jupeace, human dignity.
Encourage others to also work for justice
peace.Retrieved from http://www.americancatholic.org/
For all Chapel Youth going into 7th grade and abov
Devotional and Spiritual Growth Time Followed by Fand Recreation.
Two Tuesdays, 10:00 to 3:00 (Lunch Provided):
* June 28th, God "Bowls You Over" with His LoveMeet at the Fort Gordon Bowling Lanes.
* July 12th, "Survivor!" or "I Will Survive!"Meet at the Religious Education Center.
Must Register to Participate.
Call (706) 791-4703 and leave Name and Phone Numb
Scripture
the warriors bow shall be banished, and he shall proclaim peace to the nations.
(Zechariah 9:10)
The LORD is gracious and merciful, slow to anger and of great kindness. (Psalm 145:8)
You are not in the flesh; on the contrary, you are in the spirit, if only the Spirit of Goddwells in you. (Romans 8:9)
for I am meek and humble of heart; and you will find rest for yourselves. For my yoke
is easy, and my burden light. (Matthew 11:29,30)
Reflection
What is the promise of Jesus to those who follow his ways?
Does your experience of God correspond with Psalm 145?
What is your experience of the spirit of God that dwells in you?
How does this change your life?
The most visible joy can only reveal itself to us when weve transformed it within. (RainerMaria Rilke)
God in His nature is most simple and cannot admit of any duplicity. If we then should be con-formed to Him, we should try to become by virtue what He is by nature. We should be simplein our affections, intentions, actions, and words; we should do what we find to do without arti-fice or guile, being on the outside what we are on the inside. (St. Vincent de Paul) 2
1Bartletts Familiar Quotations, Little Brown and Company, Boston, Seventeenth Edition2002, P. 677.2Thigpen, Paul,A Dictionary of Quotes from The Saints, Servant: Ann Arbor, MI 2001, p. 211.By Ted BerghParishVision LLC2011Visit ParishVison.org
Retrieved from For the Ride Home by Ted Bergh ParishVision LLC 2011
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Military Council of Catholic Women (MCCW)
MCCW invites you to be friends on Facebook! Check us out! We wish you ablessed and happy summer and look forward to our regular first Thursday of the
month meetings beginning September 1, 2011.
MCCW Southeast Regional Call to Conference!The Southeast Regional Conference will be in Cullman, Alabama October 19 to 23, 2011. If youare interested in attending, please contact us at [email protected] call Kim Besel at 706-855-9275. Space is limited to ten women, so be sure to sign up by July 31. We need a $100 depositfor the down payment that will be refunded after the conference. Keep an eye on the bulletin formore information about guest speakers.
St. Michael's Parish PicnicThe Knights of Columbus and MCCW are hosting a parish picnic on Saturday, August 6 from11:00 to 3:00 at the Pavilion at the Courtyard. Meat, drinks, and desserts will be provided. Pleasesign up to bring a side dish. There will also be games for the kids. Everyone is invited!
Bible Study on Tuesday!!Fr. Willis Everett, the Catholic chaplain at the VA
pital in Augusta, is leading a study on the Gospetween Ester and Pentecost. Join us on Tuesday evin the Chapel Activity Room at 7-9 PM. ContactDean (706) 860-6946.
Altar Servers Training!!!Altar Server Training will be July 9th, from
Noon - 1300 at Good Shepherd Chapel. All
current and new servers must attend. A sched-ule will be drawn up and distributed at thattime. For more information please contact AlexBesel at [email protected] or (706) 855-9275
Knights of ColumbusThe Knights will be having a Ceremfor the newly elected Officers oKnights for Council 14773, St. Mi
the Archangel at Ft. Gordon Building 39where we have our Council meetings. Everyoinvited to the Ceremony to be followed by cial. The time is 1830, July 12, 2011. TheGrand Knight starting July will be Al Larson.tact Ricardo Ruiz if you have any [email protected] (706) 863-3435.
Dave and Judy Kriegel43rd Anniversary, June 29th
Send us an email if you are celebrating your wedd
anniversary next month, [email protected].
St. Michaels Volunteer Recognition Luncheon!
St. Michael's Parish Council,
An outstanding job last Sunday by pulling together and successfully giving appreciation to our100+ St. Michael's Parish Volunteers. There is no better way to keep our church strong than bypublicly recognizing our volunteer parishioners via a luncheon on their behalf!
A special thanks to Tina Raby, Kim Besel, Sherry Wodicka, Rich Capozzoli and Lola Rivera.Each of you had a special part to play in making this a success.
Thanks to Father Sam and Father Damian. Without you help, our church would not be thesame. Thanks for letting our Parish Council and Ministry Leads set this up and execute.
For those who did not attend this event, I have their corresponding certificates, which I willhand back to our Ministry Leads at our next Parish Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, 12Jul 2011.
Please, check our website to see the photos of this event by Jun David. Thank you Jun for takingthe time in making memories!! http://stmichaelparishfg.blogspot.com/
Thanks for making this event happen! Have a great and safe 4th of July!
God bless,SCPO Mike RiveraParish Council President
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Bulletin Announcements
Bulletin announcements must be submitted to [email protected] by Sunday 3 PM.
LITURGICAL LIFE
Weekend MassesSaturday 17:00
Sunday 08:30 & 10:00
Daily MassMon, Wed, Thurs. 11:30
Mon-Friday DDEAMC 11:45
Penance/ ReconciliationSaturday 16:00Sunday 08:15
(Also by Appointment)
RosarySaturday 16:30Sunday 08:00
Communion (Sick/Homebound):Deacon George Foster
WeddingsDeacon George Foster
BaptismsDeacon Mike Marchek
LiturgyDeacon David Kriegel
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RDeacon Mike Marchek
AdorationWednesday 18:30
Religious Education (RE)Sunday 11:30
(RSO and RE Complex)
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St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in baBe our protection against the wickedness
snares of the devil.May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; anThou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host by
Divine Power of God -thrust into hell,Satan and all the evil spirits, who roam thro
out the world seeking the ruin of soulsAmen.
StewardshipAttendance: 311
Offering: $1,328.25
Please remember in your prayers all those who are deployed, their familiesand friends during their deployments. If your love one is one of them, or youknow any deployed military personnel send us his or her name, so we caninclude it in our daily prayers. Send your prayer request [email protected].
LTC Karl Strellner
Susan Wersal
Kristopher Nichols
SSG Carl W. Thompson
Col. Michael Apicella
HM1 Genell Cody
Bible Study on The Book of Thessalonians
he book of 1 Thessalonians was written as a letter by the Apostle Paul during the first century. It wasddressed to the church in Thessalonica, a city located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in north-astern Greece.
he church in Thessalonica was birthed during Paul's second missionary journey. After abruptly leaving
e church in Philippi, he and his companion, Silas, traveled about 90 miles southwest to Thessalonica,here each Sabbath during the next few weeks he preached in the synagogue. Paul's message to thehessalonians was nothing like they had ever heard before. With great knowledge and fervor he arguedat Jesus was indeed the Son of God, not just the mere carpenter's son from Nazareth. This Jesus wase long-awaited Messiah that had been written about in Scripture. Many of the Thessalonians embracede message of the gospel. Over time, the church there began to flourish despite Paul's absence.
aul's second letter to the Thessalonians was written shortly after his first letter, in response to a reportat there were still some believers who had mixed teachings and beliefs regarding the gathering to-
ether and the coming Day of the Lord. Paul's heart was fixed on their spiritual growth as well as theirccuracy in Christian doctrine. So in a brief letter, he took the time to clarify that indeed the Lord's Dayad not come yet, and that there were events, or signs, which had to occur before that day.
irst, there was going to be a great falling away, when mankind will reach its pinnacle in rebelliongainst God. At that time, the son of perdition, (2:3) or the Antichrist, will arise. He will assert him-
elf to be God, seating himself in the temple of God. (2:4) There were men during the first millenniumat arose in political power and proved to be self-proclaimed gods. Antiochus Epiphanes, the monarchho desecrated the temple in Jerusalem in 167 A.D. and two Roman emperors, Gaius Caligula andomitian, all were tremendously ungodly leaders who violated everything that God represents. Yet as
vil as they were, the Antichrist will overshadow their warped power and influence. But Paul, in histter to the Thessalonians, affirmed that the Lord will consume the Evil One with the breath of Hisouth, and destroy with the brightness of His coming. (2:8)
n light of the increased opposition and persecution, Paul encouraged the Thessalonians to stand fast ineir faith. God had chosen them from the beginning to be partakers of salvation. And God's promise toem was comfort for their hearts and strength in continuing their good work. (2:17)
he revelation found in the letters to the Thessalonians is elaborated upon even further in 1 Corinthians5, and also in Philippians chapter 3. The End Times was a doctrinal topic that held much mystery andtrigue to the first century Christians. But as previously stated, Paul desired that they understand cor-
ctly not only the sequence of events surrounding it, but also the importance of staying focused onhat God had already given them to do. Believers were to look forward to the gathering together with
ager anticipation, but not at the expense of their life on earth. They were still to pray and seek God andontinue fellowship with one another, and even continue their practical, daily responsibilities. Andeeping the proper balance was just as important to Paul in the first century as it should be to believersday.
Written by: Amy Miller. Retrieved from http://www.sharedfaith.com
COL Mark Ziemba
SFC Nathan Varner
SrA James Varner
SPC Brendan G. Fitzpatrick
WO1 Clarence W. Raby, III
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