Parish Office Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-Noon Mary Kibbey, Executive Secretary Cheryl Melidosian, Accountant Sue Phillips, Accounting Assistant Steve Walker, Director of Maintenance / Operations Kathee Giuffré, Publications Specialist John J. Oreskovich IV, Director of Music

Department of Evangelization, Formation, Youth and Family Life (727) 733-0872 Joy Bleiker, Director Mary Ann Dolsak, Administrative Assistant

Sacrament of Baptism | Marriage Call (727) 733-0872 for scheduling

Sacristan Lisa Porthouse

Our Lady of Lourdes School (727) 733-3776 | myoll.com Mary Rehm, Interim Principal

St. Vincent de Paul (727) 252-0361 M-F 10am-Noon

June 21, 2020 TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

MASSES Daily: 9am Mon-Fri Saturday Vigil: 5pm Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30am, 5pm

MASSES LIVE STREAMED Saturday Vigil: 5pm Sunday: 9:30am Daily: 9am Mon-Fri

CONFESSIONS Saturday: 8-9am

EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesday: 2-7pm | Saturday: 8-10am

† Msgr. William W. DuBois, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Gary Dowsey, Pastor | Twitter | Instagram: @heyfrgary †

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A FATHER’S LOVE

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Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH FAMILY, DUNEDIN, FL

Scripture Readings Next Week June 28

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Kgs 4:8-11, 14-16a Ps 89:2-3, 16-19

Rom 6:3-4, 8-11 Mt 10:37-42

Mass Intentions SATURDAY, JUNE 20 The Immaculate Heart of Mary 5:00PM † Dr. J. David O’Dea SUNDAY, JUNE 21 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30AM † The Members of the Parish 9:30AM † Phyllis Giordano 11:30AM † Jeff Phillips 5:00PM † Bernad Schulte MONDAY, JUNE 22 St Paulinus of Nola, St John Fisher, St Thomas More 9:00AM † Domingo Espina TUESDAY, JUNE 23 9:00AM † Maria Wilisowska WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 The Nativity of St John the Baptist 9:00AM † Anna & Joseph Solari THURSDAY, JUNE 25 9:00AM † Patrick & Elizabeth Egan FRIDAY, JUNE 26 9:00AM † Conchita Varilla SATURDAY, JUNE 27 St Cyril of Alexandria, BVM 5:00PM † Michael Celidonio and Timothy Mortimer SUNDAY, JUNE 28 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30AM † Timothy Mortimer 9:30AM † Frances Rehm 11:30AM † Frank Montesanti 5:00PM The Members of the Parish

Father Gary writes

LET US PRAY FOR EACH OTHER

Mission Statement “Our Lady of Lourdes Parish is a family of believers, embraced by the Father’s love, nourished by Jesus in Word and Sacrament, and strengthened by the Holy Spirit. Inspired by Mary we commit ourselves to live and proclaim the Gospel of Salvation.”

The Sanctuary Candle is lit this week In Memory of Tom P. Moore

From Loreta Moore

One of the Catholic magazines I subscribe to is ‘America.’ A recent article by Daniel Philpott focuses on the President’s Executive Order Advancing International Religious Freedom. Daniel writes: “Many have been waiting for years to hear a president say, “Religious freedom for all people worldwide is a foreign policy priority of the United States. Religious freedom, America’s first freedom, is a moral and national security imperative.” Why is religious freedom a moral imperative? While the pandemic has surged around the world and the United States agonizes over racism and police violence, several hundred Christians have been killed in Nigeria; China has escalated its brutal crackdown on churches and continues to hold a million Uighur Muslims in concentration camps in Western China; and Christians, Muslims, Jews, Bahais and people of other religious traditions suffer “high” or “very high” levels of restrictions on religion in fifty other countries, according to the widely respected Pew Research Center. Much recent research shows that religious freedom mitigates terrorism and civil war, strengthens democracy, enhances economic development, fosters peace, enables reconciliation and advances opportunities for women. Religious repression has contributed to violence, terrorism and instability in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria. Libya, Egypt and other countries that have preoccupied U.S. foreign policy makers in the past two decades. The Executive Order helps to lift the U.S. government’s advocacy of religious freedom abroad into a high-level foreign policy. This order makes religious organizations and communities partners to the government in promoting religious freedom. President Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed religious freedom as one of the four freedoms that defined the United States’ aims in the Second World War. After he died, his widow, Eleanor, secured religious freedom’s place in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Let us hope that whoever wins the election in November will carry on this legacy, along with racial justice and protecting the health of our citizens.”

As stated, the above article appeared in a recent edition of ‘America’ magazine. If you are looking for a well-balanced Catholic magazine, I would certainly recommend ‘America.’ Its editor, Father Matt Malone SJ presented our Priests Convocation a few years ago, focusing on the polarization of our world and Church. Who can break through the polarization of the Church? Jesus Christ! “Some people may think,” says Father Malone, “that stressing our unity in Christ – minimizes real and important disagreements. In fact, it makes disagreement possible, for a real argument requires freedom of minds and hearts. When we act out of our faith that the sole source of our unity is not the rightness or wrongness of our ideas but our devotion to a person, then we are more free to disagree with one another precisely because we are more free to be wrong. Our conversation becomes an encounter, rather than mere confrontation. While we may sound different notes, if we listen closely we can hear a certain harmony.” If Christ is our source of unity, our disagreements will be more harmonious!

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June 21, 2020 OURLADYDUNEDIN.ORG

SCHEDULE MASSES: Saturday Vigil: 5pm

Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30am, 5pm Daily: 9am Mon-Fri

CONFESSIONS: 8-9am Sat EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED

SACRAMENT: Wednesday 2-7pm and

Saturday 8-10am QUIET PRAYER

Mon-Tue-Thu-Fri: 2-4pm

MASSES LIVE STREAMED Saturday Vigil Mass: 5pm*

Sunday Mass: 9:30am* Daily Mass: 9am Mon-Fri

*These Masses are also

being recorded.

You Can Watch Mass on YouTube! Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Our Lady of Lourdes Dunedin. We are aiming for 1,000 subscribers in order to access more publicity!

2021 Mass Intentions The 2020 Mass Book will open on Wednesday, July 1, 2020 at 10am in the DuBois Center Main Hall. Since we only have one weekday Mass daily (9am Monday - Saturday), we will allow two intentions for the 9:00am Mass on Mondays and Wednesdays, except during Lent. Mass stipends are $15 per intention.

Live Streaming Schedule Change Beginning July 1st, the daily Mass (Mon-Fri) will no longer be live streamed. The Sunday 9:30am Mass and Saturday 5pm Vigil Mass will continue to be live streamed and can be viewed through our website at ourladydunedin.org. Beginning July 4th, the Sunday 9:30am Mass and Saturday 5pm Vigil Mass will no longer be streamed live on our YouTube chan-nel, but will be uploaded to our YouTube channel later that day.

Office Closed The Parish Office will be closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of

Independence Day.

God our Father, in your wisdom and love you made all things.

Bless those fathers who have taken upon themselves the responsibility of parenting.

Bless those who desire to be a father has not been realized.

Bless those who have lost a spouse to death or divorce or who are

parenting their children alone.

Bless those who have been foster fathers or mentors.

Strengthen each one by your love that they may be and become the loving,

caring persons they are meant to be.

Grant this through Christ, Jesus our Lord. Amen.

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EVANGELIZATION, FORMATION, YOUTH AND FAMILY LIFE

Formed: The Catholic Faith on Demand

Parish Code: 4M3GQG Formed is a great way we can contin-ue learning about our faith, even when we can not make it to Mass, bible studies, and classes! There is an abundance of great videos and other resources for the whole family at formed.org.

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OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC SCHOOL: ENCOURAGE . ENRICH . EMPOWER

Hello everyone! I am Anna Fidelus. I was born and raised in Chicago and went to high school in Goose Creek, SC (a small town outside of Charleston). I completed my Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with an ESOL endorsement at the University of Central Florida (Go Knights!) and Masters of Education in Educational Leadership from Saint Leo University. This is my 9th year with the Diocese of St. Petersburg. I have taught 2nd grade, Art (Pre-K through 8th grade), Enrichment, and VPK. During the summer I work with high school students with Junior Achievement and teach them about budgeting, career strategies, and post high school plans.

Growing up, my Catholic faith was always an important part of my life. Those early values my parents shared with me allowed me to become the person I am today. I am a first-generation American with Polish roots. In my free time I travel, spend time with my family, and create Art. The moment I stepped foot on the Our Lady of Lourdes campus, I felt a sense of community. I am beyond thrilled to be a part of this loving family. I am ready to teach some fabulous, flourishing first graders!

Thank You Miss Furey We extend our sincere thanks to Miss Mary Ann Furey for the amazing year of love and devotion she showed our wonderful first grade students. Lovingly referred to by her students as “Miss Awesome” - she truly was! We will miss her as she accepts a new challenge at a school much closer to her residence. We wish her abundant blessings and pray for her continued success.

Meet Our New First Grade Teacher

Scholarships Available To learn more or apply, visit StepUpForStudents.org. Program funds are limited and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

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STEWARDSHIP: TIME | TALENT | TREASURE

STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION

www.dosp.org

We Are Salt & Light 2020 ANNUAL PASTORAL APPEAL

We all have received countless blessings and the gift of faith which God so freely gives us. The theme for the 2020 Annual Pastoral Appeal, WE ARE SALT & LIGHT, Living the Gospel through the Annual Pastoral Appeal, calls us to action to be disciples of Jesus Christ and help to share his love and mercy to all. Please continue to pray for those in need and for those seeking a better life in and through Jesus Christ. With a gift to the Annual Pastoral Appeal, you help our parish to prosper and you give witness to God’s abundant blessings by demonstrat-ing a courageous and grateful response to His call to love and serve one another. No gift is too small and every gift changes a life. Pledge/gift envelopes may be found in the narthex for your convenience.

To date, 439 families have pledged $157,592 toward our required goal of $228,225. We have collected $129,274 of those pledges. To those who have already contributed to the Annual Pastoral Appeal, we thank you. To those who have not yet contributed, please prayerfully consider a gift to the Annual Pastoral Appeal, in thanks-giving for your blessings, knowing that you may be giving hope to those looking for a closer relationship with Jesus Christ.

Do Not Fear You may not know of Stanley Francis Rother unless you happen to live in Oklahoma. Born there to a farming family in 1935, young Stan recognized a calling to the priesthood in his teens. After five years in the seminary he was told he was not studious enough to continue. Fortunately, his bishop believed the best priests were not always the most intellectual, but the most committed. He enrolled the young man at Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary in Maryland. Stanley studied diligently and was ordained in 1963. After five years in parish work in Oklahoma, Father Rother volunteered for the Oklahoma diocesan mission among the Tzutuhil, a Mayan people of the western Guatemala highlands. Father Rother, a strong, hard-working man, ministered to the ordinary spiritual needs of the people while learning the Tzutuhil language and translating scriptures and Mass prayers into Tzutuhil. He helped the people learn to read and write, while a mission radio station transmitted daily language and math lessons. He built a small hospital and worked on plans to improve roads. Guatemalan political power was in the hands of right-wing elites, who also controlled the military. They blamed the Church for “civil unrest” and supporting the rights of the poor. Father Rother was urged to leave and went to Oklahoma for a short visit, but he insisted on returning even though he was a marked man. In 1981 the mission radio station was smashed and its director killed. Catechists and parishioners were beaten, tortured, and killed. Father Rother stayed because he believed Jesus’ words, “Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul” (Matthew 10:28). He was shot by a death squad in the night. His body was returned to Oklahoma, but at the request of the Tzutuhil people, his heart was returned to be buried where he served and died.

Living Stewardship Now Many missionaries are risking their lives for Christ today. Find a priest, religious, or lay person serving in some dangerous or difficult place and send them e-mails, letters, packages of useful materials, donations, and prayers. Your support can help give them the courage to continue. Copyright © 2010, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

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WE ARE A DYNAMIC PARISH. BE BOLD. BE CATHOLIC.

A CALL TO SHARE

Sunday, June 14 Cash Offertory (2,123 households) ............................................... $9,268 Parish Automated Giving ............................................................ $10,236 Total Offertory .......................................................................... $19,504 Weekly Attendance (June 8-14): 812

Thank you to all parishioners for your outpouring of love and prayers for our parish and staff during these difficult times. And thank you to those who have responded so generously to the call to continue the mission of the parish by giving electronically and/or sending in your envelopes. We appreciate you and are praying for you!

Thank You! St. Vincent de Paul Society would like to thank all parishioners for their generosity during the Covid-19 pandemic. Since March 31st, you have generously donated over $23,000 to the needy. In addition, the overwhelming response to the request for food donations has allowed us to ensure that the families in our Dunedin community do not go hungry. You never fail to respond when we ask for your help! The Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family is truly Courageously Living the Gospel.

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Church is Open for Mass Due to CDC guidelines and state mandates, we are required to social distance, so our seating capacity is reduced. Unless you are seated with immediate family members, please keep a distance of 6 feet from others in the pew. When attending Mass, it is required that you wear a face covering to protect yourself, as well as others around you. We also ask that you use the hospital grade hand sanitizer provided at the entrances, as it is a special formula that will not damage the pews. PLEASE NOTE: The Dispensation from the Sunday obligation to attend Mass remains in effect until further notice and applies to all Catholics. If you consider yourself to be vulnerable, or have underlying health conditions, for your own safety, please continue to remain at home.

WE ARE COURAGESOUSLY LIVING THE GOSPEL

Join Father Gary on a Spiritual Journey to the Holy Land and Petra

June 2-15, 2021 Informational brochures are available at the entrances of the church and in the Parish Office. If you are interested in going, please contact Mary Kibbey in the parish office for an application. A $500 deposit per person and copy of your passport will be required with each completed application.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter September 18-20 - Hampton Inn, Oldsmar

Married couples, why not give yourselves a weekend away from it all. Time away from the pressures of being ‘locked-down,’ work, and every-day responsibilities. A chance to talk and really listen and be listened to by that special someone who loves you. Take some private time with your spouse to experience an exciting and refreshing opportunity to strengthen your relationship by learning new communication skills that can deepen your relationship and help you address any problem that life may bring. For information call (813) 270-7832 or visit wwme-tampabay.org. The next after this is at the Franciscan Center in Tampa October 9-11.

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WE ARE CHANGING LIVES THROUGH CHRIST

St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Drive Up Service Open

Mon-Fri 10am-12pm at the DuBois Center

SVDP is serving the needy and vulnerable or anyone finding themselves going through a temporary hardship during these uncertain times.

If you would like to donate food or toiletry items, you can drop them off during the drive up hours, or in the lobby of the DuBois Center during regular office hours: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-12pm.

SUGGESTED FOOD ITEMS: Tuna, baked beans, canned potatoes, nonfat dry milk, gravy, fruit, pasta sauce, mashed potatoes, rice, cereal, ramen noodles, spam, chunky or Progresso soups.

Need Help? We Can Lend A Hand The Lend-A-Hand ministry helps our parishioners with occasional duties to alleviate the impact of short-term illnesses or disabilities. Our volunteers offer one-time or temporary services at no charge to assist with small chores normally done by homeowners themselves, but which they cannot perform due to a temporary inability or illness. The Lend A Hand Ministry has plenty of volunteers that are on standby to help with food shopping, etc. for those who are unable to leave their homes.

If you need temporary help or know a parishioner in need of temporary help (or for more info. or to volunteer), contact Antje Anderson at antjeanderson@msn.com or (727) 656-9741.

If You Were Wondering About Your Offertory

Because of the Coronavirus pandemic, the faithful are limiting their Mass attendance, and our offertory is being impacted. Even while you are away from Mass, please remember that the mission of our parish continues, particularly to the poor and vulnerable, during this time of uncertainty and fear. Although we are closed to visitors, we are still working for you, our parishioners, and we are continuing to live stream daily and Sunday Masses for those who cannot attend. We continue to have operating expenses, ministries to support, and staff to pay. Please consider using ONLINE GIVING for your offertory donations, so that our parish can continue its mission. For assistance with Online Giving, please call the Parish Office at (727) 733-3606 or sign up online at https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/429 or go to our parish website. Other Ways to Continue your Offertory: Mail or drop off your offertory envelope to the parish office; bring it to church during open prayer time; use your bank’s online bill pay option; or Text to Give to 727-312-1030. Thank you for your loving and selfless support. We are in the midst of uncertain times. Hopefully, our faith in God and each other remains constant. We are here to serve. If you need to reach out to us, for yourself or others, please do not hesitate to call (727) 733-3606. Let us continue to lift each other up in prayer.

https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/429

Diapers Needed The Kimberly Home Pregnancy Resource Center is in great need of diapers. If you would like to donate diapers, please bring them to the parish office building and place them in the basket marked for diapers. Thank you for your generosity. Beginning June 29, St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry

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