1410 Pine Street, Silverton, OR 97381 Phone: 503-873-2044 Email: office@stpaulsilverton.com

ST PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH

Administrator

Fr. Tetzel Umingli tumingli@stpaulsilverton.com

Pastoral Associate & DRE

Hilda Kleiman, D.Min

hkleiman@stpaulsilverton.com

Hispanic Minister

Jesus Gonzalez jgonzalez@stpaulsilverton.com

Secretary/Admin Assistant

Jenny Aker jaker@stpaulsilverton.com

Pastoral Council Members

Susan Crandall, Katie Edmonds (Chair), Jenelle Gasper, Annemarie Hare,

Eliseo Herrera, Josiah Kelley, Evelin Vasquez, Marco Vargas,

Kat Wilson, Garrett Wolfard

Finance Council Members Janet Niño, Jon Edmonds,

Mauro Gomez, Rita Kester (Chair) Sue Munson, Tom Unger

DAILY MASS

Misa Diarias

8:00am Wednesday - Friday

SATURDAY MASS

Sabado

5:00pm English

SUNDAY MASS Domingo

8:00 am English

10:00 am English

12:30 pm Español

HOLY DAYS Misa de Precepto

7:00 am & 7:00 pm

RECONCILIATION Confesiones:

Saturday/Sábado 4:00 pm-4:45 pm & by appointment

Office Hours: M-F 9-4:30pm

Phone: 503-873-2044

Email: office@stpaulsilverton.com

Emergency/After Hours: 503-908-4659 www.stpaulsilverton.com

SEPTEMBER 29, 2019

Parish Staff Council Members

We welcome everyone who has come to celebrate the liturgy with us. You are invited to participate in our parish activities and ministries.

Damos la bienvenida a todos lo que han vendio a celebrar la liturgia con nosotros. Usted está invitado a participar en nuestras actividades

parroquiales y ministerios.

Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Vigésimo sexto domingo del tiempo ordinario

October 5 & 6 5:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:30 PM

Set-up Mike Bothum Jim Hare Ted Seeber Pablo Vera

Lector Lectura

Pat Doyle Scott Kester

Time Gallagher

Pat Scott

Cathy Peters

Marco Vargas

Ruby Vargas

EMCH /

Ministros de Eucaristía

Pat Schumacher

Mary Louise Uranga

Kristina Wolfard

Mike Bothum

Celeste Roth

Nancy Larson

Sherry Palmer

Jim Hare

Rob Broyhill Dave Talbot

Sheila Seeber

Ted Seeber

Maria y Pablo Vera

Magdaleno y Reynalda Gaspar

Raquel Pena

Servers

Acólitos

Dominic Doyle

Michael Doyle

Henry Briggs

Kaleb Eder

Santiago Nolasco

Ray Nolasco

Aaden Carmack

Uriel Rodriguez

Clarisa Botello

Marco Vargas

LITURGICAL SCHEDULE / HORARIO DE MINISTERIOS WE PRAY FOR ...

ORAMOS POR ... • Avon Fischer

• Maria Elia Miranda

• Jimmy Myers

• Ana Rodriguez

• Jesus Rodriguez

• Lori Golan

• Winona LaPointe

• Karen Sadoff

• Jack Sadoff

• Joanne Amrich

• Virgil Urena

• Jean Esser

• Kenneth & Susanna Robinson

• Brian Bay

• Michelle Kogelschatz

• Pauline Beals

• Elmira Boehmer

• Mary Lou Buchheit

• Paul Buchheit

• Adam Buhr

• Antonio Garcia

• Mary Gasper

• Linda Hamlin

• Evelyn Hynes

• Inez Lucas • Shirley McHorse

• Alyce Morrill • Susan Mudrick

• Mark Myers

• Soledad Rjas

• Andy Schemmel • Cecelia Terlecki

Información del ministerio

Ministry Information

Friday, October 4th 8:00am Merve Hanscam

Saturday, October 5th

5:00pm All Parishioners

Sunday, October 6th 8:00am + Ed Boylan

10:00am + Marquita Mauve

Mass Intentions

Daily Readings Monday ZEC 8:1-8 LK 9:46-50 Tuesday ZEC 8:20-23 LK 9:51-56 Wednesday NEH 2:1-8 MT 18:1-5,10 Thursday NEH 8:1-4A LK 10:1-12 Friday BAR 1:15-22 LK 10:13-16 Saturday BAR 4:5-12,27-29 LK 10:17-24

Mon, Sept 30th - Sun, Oct 6th

SUNDAY: 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time

1st Reading HB 1:2-3; 2:2-4

2nd Reading TM 1:6-8, 13-14

Gospel LK 17:5-10

Find readings and additional resources

online at www.usccb.org

Oktoberfest Volunteer Appreciation Dinner

Oktoberfest 2019 Knights of Columbus booth volunteers: please mark your calendars for your APPRECIATION DINNER in the parish basement on Saturday, October 5th at 6PM!!! See you there!

Faith Formation Classes have Begun! Pray for our Catechists for their patience and wisdom, and for our children as they grow in, & learn about, their faith.

Fall Book Group

Wednesdays at 9:30am Fall Book Group: I Think You’re Wrong (But I’m Listening): A Guide to Grace-Filled Political Conversation. In this book, two women from opposite ends of the politi-cal spectrum learn how to choose relationships over argu-ments. Join us (Parish office) as we explore different ways to speak with and listen to one another, especially about politics. Please contact Hilda Kleiman or Kathy Beutler if you would like a copy of the book (cost $17).

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults RCIA Wednesdays at 6:30pm, Parish Library

The RCIA is a process of learning, prayer, and accompani-ment, built on ancient tradition, that initiates men, wom-en, and children into the Catholic Church. Are you or do you have a friend or family member who is interested in learning more about becoming a member of the Church through St. Paul's Parish? Contact Hilda in the parish office.

40 Days for Life Campaign September 25th - November 3rd

Signups for an hour to pray during this incredibly power-ful nationwide Vigil will be through Cathy. 503-602-1968

Women’s Group Meeting

Tuesday, October 15th at 7pm

Parish Hall Coffee Room

All are welcome to the first Women’s Group meeting of the year! Regular meetings every 3rd Tuesday at 7pm.

Monthly Community Dinner Ministry

St Paul Hosts, Every 1st Wednesday of the month

5pm, First Christian Church. Donations of desserts, & helpers appreciated!

Cena para la comunidad, cada 1er miércoles

5pm: First Christian Church

¡Appreciamos voluntarios y donaciones de postres!

Dot Painting Event! Fundraiser for Faith Formation

Saturday, October 26th 9:30am-11:45am

This fun event is for all ages and skill levels. Adults and youth (ages 9+). Local Artist, Carole DeMar will lead par-

ticipants through a simple process of Dot Painting. Explore the meditative practice of the Mandala, and take

your art home with you! Tickets $30 each or 2 for $50. Register at Eventbrite.com. Questions?

Contact: hkleiman@stpaulsilverton.com

Youth Minister Position Available

St. Paul Catholic Church is seeking a part-time Youth Minister to oversee Confirmation, Middle School

and High School Youth Groups. This a "hands-on" position that is responsible for developing and maintain-

ing a vibrant youth program as an integral part of our Par-ish community and encourages teens and young adults to participate in the life of the Parish. This ministry leads and

coordinates the recruitment, training, and oversight of Core Teams of adults and teens for our Youth Programs

and Confirmation programs and activities. Ability to work independently and take initiative and function as a

collaborative team member of the Parish staff, including the budgeting process, is necessary. Prior experience and

education will be factors in the hiring process and in determining compensation. Candidates must be a

practicing Catholic. To apply, please submit your resume and a cover letter that highlights how your qualifications

fit our need. Send applications to: Fr. Tetzel tumingli@stpaulsilverton.com

Here’s what’s Happening at St. Paul Church

St. Theresa of Lisieux Oratorio

October 4th at 7pm

A concert series is run on the First Friday of each month at Silverton United Methodist Church. The October offering may be of particular interest to St. Paul Parishioners! Christopher Wicks presents: “I Know That God is Good: Saint Theresa of Lisieux” for soprano (Alison Seeber), trumpet (Brett Randolp), organ (Christopher Wicks) and narrator (Ellen Yager). The premier of the memorial of Saint Theresa was at St. Paul Catholic Church in 2011! Donations are grate-fully accepted, but not required. The concerts open to public.

Annual Rosary Bowl NW Saturday October 5th 8:30am-4:00pm Save the date and come to the 13th annual Rosary Bowl NW on Sat., Oct. 5th from 8:30 am - 4 pm at the Oregon State Fairgrounds Pavilion in Salem. Mass at 10 am with Bishop Peter Smith and reflection from Father Theodore Lange at 1 pm. Holy Hour, Adoration, Rosary and Chaplet begin at 2 pm. FREE ADMISSION & PARKING. www.RosaryBowlNW.org

Retrouvaille Weekend In marriage, communication is more than just talking. At some point, did you stop sharing about the things that were im-portant to you? Did your spouse? Improving a marriage takes time and a conscious effort to learn about your spouse. Growing closer in a marriage does not happen automatically. Retrouvaille is a marriage program dedicated to helping couples grow closer and develop a stronger bond. more information about or register to the upcoming Retrouvaille Weekend program for couples, Oct 11-13, 2019 contact : 1-503-225-9191 or visit HelpOurMarriage.com

Fall Day of Renewal with Bishop Peter Smith

Saturday, October 19, 2019 8:00am-3:30pm

Our Lady of the Lake 650 A Ave, Lake Osewgo, OR 97034

“Build Unity in the Power of the Holy Spirit” Please bring your own lunch. Morning snacks and beverages provided. No registration fee. Event Contact: 503-913-6232

Public Square Rosary Crusade

Saturday, October 12 Noon

3825 Wolverine St. NE, Salem Oregon

Many will be praying the Rosary publicly together, in honor of the anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima in

Portugal It is anticipated there will be over 21,000 groups partic-ipating across the US. Local contact Lisa Scrimenti 503-201-976.

Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat

Tuesday October 22-Thursday Oct 24th. The retreat is for anyone impacted by abortion. Lodg-

ing, meals and materials are included. Visit: projectauroproject-aurora.org or rachelsvineyard.org

4th Annual Holy League Catholic Men’s Conference

Saturday, December 7th 6:00am-5:00pm St. Stephen Catholic Church PDX

Register online : hlcmcnw.net

Share the Harvest Save the Date October 20th 4 to 6:30 p.m.

Immanuel Lutheran Church 303 N. Church St. Silverton, OR With a donation at the door, please join us for a meal of soup & bread, a silent auction with hand turned pottery and live music. Funds raised will be helping local children fight food insecurity.

Comparte la cosecha Reserva 20 de octubre de 4 a 6:30 p.m.

Iglesia luterana Immanuel 303 N. Iglesia St. Silverton, OR Con una donación en la puerta, únase a nosotros para una

comida de sopa y pan, una subasta silenciosa con cerámica hecha a mano y música en vivo. Todos los fondos recaudados se

cque ayudan a los niños locales.

Are you a THRIFT-er? Silverton Senior Center is looking for volunteers at ReVamp Thrift! The completely updated and refreshed thrift shop in

downtown Silverton at 207 High Street. Contact Dodie Brockamp at the Senior Center 503-873-3093.

Información para nuestra parraquianos

Information for our Parishioners

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God didn’t rest because he was tired; he was setting an example for us. He rested so we would do the same (Catechism of the Catholic Church

(CCC), #2172). We weren’t made to work non-stop, but for a balance of work and rest. God rested to enjoy the goodness of

creation (Genesis 1:31). We can get so focused on work we lose perspective. God knew the world wouldn’t always be perfect but still made sure to appreciate goodness when he saw it. Lastly, God rested to make the sabbath holy—a day for prayer and worship. God doesn’t need our acts of worship, but we do. At every Mass we affirm his goodness, power, wisdom, and mercy to us. We receive our Lord, with countless graces, into our hearts. “No one is father like God is Father” (CCC, #239). He knows we need time off, so he requires us to rest. He knows we need to know we’re loved, so he commands us to visit him every Sunday so he can remind us.

Sept. 1 – St. Giles (8th Century). A saint shrouded in mystery, he was a hermit who lived near the Rhône River in France. He was also known as a miracle worker and his fame drew crowds and disciples to his side, and even attracted the attention of King Charles. The king offered to fund a monastery if St. Giles agreed to be its first abbot, which he did. St. Giles ispatron of the poor, cripples, beggars, and the disabled. Sept. 14 - The Exaltation of the Holy Cross (c.326). St. Helena (mother of Emperor Constantine)

discovered three crosses while on pilgrimage in Jerusalem. One of them was thought to be the Cross on which Jesus died. On the site Constantine built the Basilica of the Holy Sepulcher. Sept. 21 – St. Matthew the Evangelist (1st century). Also known as Levi, he was a notorious tax collector. St. Matthew left everything when Jesus called him to spread the Gospel. He wrote the Gospel According to Matthew.

Death can be a fearful unknown but Christians know that it is a doorway that leads to something wonderful. Still, the idea can produce anxiety in even the strongest Christian. Consider taking steps to reduce that anxiety. Pray daily. Talking to God each day, reading Scripture, and spending time in prayer is the best way to nurture a personal relationship with him. When we know God intimately and personally, we trust him and know to rely on his justice. Go to Confession weekly. The Precepts of

the Catholic Church require Catholics to attend the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) at least once a

year or when aware of serious sin. However, to stay as close to a state of grace as possible, consider

going weekly. Confess all sins of which you are aware. Attend Mass weekly or even daily, if possible. “For my flesh is true food, and my

blood is true drink” (John 6:55). Jesus initiated the Eucharist to fortify us

against the temptations and sin of this world.

No need to fear death

Why does Scripture say God “rested” on the sabbath?

This is one of the clearest and most direct parables Jesus told. It starts with Lazarus, a beggar who lay suffering, miserable and ignored outside the home of a rich man. By contrast, the rich man had a wonderful and comfortable life on earth, oblivious to what was happening outside his very door. In the afterlife, however, there is a reversal of fortunes. It is the rich man who suffers torment and begs for relief. The rich man wasn’t a bad man. The parable didn’t say he had gotten his wealth through dishonest means or

Luke 16:19-31, Our brother’s keeper

had done anything evil. He was condemned because he’d

become blind to the suffering of others. He knew what God expected of him, but didn’t do it. His suffering in the afterlife was a just punishment. The Bible makes it plain that Jesus wants

us to love each other as he loves us. When we live our faith, we transform our prayers into deeds of love as Jesus asked. As he demonstrates in this parable, the reward for doing what Jesus asked will be eternal joy.

Please Remember St Paul Parish in your Will

Please use the following language when making your estate plans. “I give, devise, and bequeath __________ (describe gift

and purpose) to St Paul Catholic Church, Silverton, Oregon (our official and legal name). It is understood in making this

gift that it can only be used by St. Paul Catholic Church, Silverton, Oregon, for the purpose stated.”

St. Paul Catholic Church Welcomes You! ¡Bienvenidos a la iglesia de San Pablo! Please register with us if you are new to the parish, or if you are a member of St. Paul’s and need to update your information.

Place this information sheet in the collection basket or mail/bring to the parish office. Regístrese con nosotros si es nuevo en la parroquia o si es miembro de St. Paul y necesita actualizar su información.

Ponga su información en la canasta de recolección o envíela a la oficina de la parroquia.

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OFFERTORY UPDATE

Actual Budget % $

YTD $54,364.12 $58,333.32 $93.20% -$3,969.2

Actual Budget

JULY $26,575.10 $29,166.33

AUGUST $27,789.02 $29,166.66

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Annual Priests’ Convocation September 30th through October 3rd

There will be no daily Mass on those days. October 4th, we will resume regular daily Mass at 8am.

MONDAY No Daily Mass

6:30pm Catechist Meeting

7:00pm Hispanic Charismatic Group

TUESDAY No Daily Mass

7:00pm San Juan Diego Meeting (hombres)

WEDNESDAY NO DAILY MASS

9:30am Book Group Meeting

3:30pm-5:00pm Youth Group (Middle School) 5:00pm Community Dinner (St. Paul Hosts @ First Christian)

6:30pm RCIA Meeting

7:00pm Choir Practice

THURSDAY NO DAILY MASS

6:30pm Hispanic Choir Practice

7:00pm San Juan Diego Meeting (mujeras) 7:00pm Knights of Columbus Meeting & Rosary

FRIDAY 8:00am Daily Mass

First Friday Adoration

SATURDAY 4:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation

5:00pm Mass 6:00pm Oktoberfest Appreciation Dinner

SUNDAY 8:00am Mass

10:00am Mass 11:15am Faith Formation Classes

12:30pm Mass 6:30pm-8:00pm Youth Group (High School)

This week at St. Paul Church September 30 - October 6

Calendar / Calendario

MONTHLY Community Dinner

St Paul Church hosts 1st Wednesdays

Join us on October 2nd at 5pm First Christian Church. Donations of desserts, & helpers appreciated!

Cena para la comunidad

Cada 1er miércoles

2 de Octubre a las 5pm First Christian Church

¡Appreciamos voluntarios y donaciones de postres!

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