The Mission of

Holy Family

Catholic Parish is

to make God known to

our parish family

and community

and to foster growth in our relationships

with God and each other

through active participation

in the ministries of celebration,

worship, education, and

support of those in need.

CHURCH: SE CÉSAR E CHÁVEZ AT FLAVEL (S.E. 39TH AVENUE AT

FLAVEL)

PARISH CENTER - OFFICES: 3732 S.E. KNAPP ST.

PORTLAND, OR 97202

PHONE: 774-1428 FAX (503) 774-1854

www.holyfamilyportland.org

Holy Family Parish

PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday

8:30 AM - Noon, 1- 3:30 PM

Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 5:30 PM Sunday Morning: 8:30 and 10:30 AM Week Days: See Parish Weekly

Calendar Holy Days: TBA

Reconciliation Saturdays from 4 to 5 PM or by

appointment Parish Staff (503) 774-1428 Pastoral Administrator: Fr. Rodel deMesa x106 rdemesa@archdpdx.org Deacon: Tim Dooley Tim_dooley@hotmail.com

Pastoral Associate: Vicki Ford x123 vicki451@comcast.net

Faith Formation Coordinator: Desi Dominguez (503) 544-9855

Administrative Assistant: Val Hornburg x102 churchlady18@comcast.net Friday Office Volunteer & more: Joyce Hollohan-Bell x102

Business Manager: Luc Normandin x108 hfbusmgr@comcast.net

Youth Minister: Chelsea Wilde (503) 683-2791

HolyFamilyYouthMinistryPDX@gmail.com

School Principal: Loretta Wiltgen (503) 774-8871 loretta.wiltgen@holyfamilyportland.org

Music Director: Chris Brunelle csbrunelle@msn.com

Traditional Choir Director: Tina Paradiso-Herlein tp4amte@gmail.com

Facilities Supervisor: Bert Morrison bert.morrison@holyfamilyportland.org (541) 231-1411

Prayer Circle: for prayer support call one of the following: Kathleen Gianotti : (503) 788-6865 holyfamilypdxprayercircle@gmail.com; or Dolores Wesselman : (503) 771-5505

For information on the Sacraments of Baptism, 1st Reconciliation & Eucharist,

Confirmation, Marriage, or Anointing of the Sick, please call the Parish Office.

February 15th

6th Sunday in Ordinary Time

VISITING OUR PARISH? NEW TO THE PARISH?

Please call us if you have questions. We would love to meet you!

You can call the parish office (503)774-1428 ext.102 or pick up a registration form in the vestibule of the church.

This Week’s Parish Calendar

Monday, February 16 President’s Day Gen 4:1-15, 25; Mk 8:11-13

NO SCHOOL & PARISH OFFICES ARE CLOSED 8:00 am: Communion Service Tuesday, February 17 The Seven Holy Founders of the Gen 6:508, 7:1-5, 10; Mk 8:14-21 Servite Order NO SCHOOL today for Holy Family 8:00 am Communion Service 9:30—2:30 Women’s Day of Recollection Wednesday, February 18 Ash Wednesday Joel 2:12-18; 2 Corinthians 5:20—6:2; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18

Ash Wednesday Masses 9:30 am to include student body: Julie Amato + 7pm Mass: For those preparing for the Easter Sacraments// RCIA Thursday, February 19 Deut 30:15-20; Lk 9:22-25 8:15am Mass: Frances Anderson + 6:30 PTO Friday, February 20 Is 58:1-9a; Mt 9:14-15 8:00 am Mass: Intentions of Peggy McLean 8:30 Circle of Life Breakfast after Mass 9:00 Bible Discussion 9:00—5:00 Adoration in the Parish Chapel 6:15 Simple Supper // Stations of the Cross Saturday, February 21 St. Peter Damian Is 58:9b-14; Lk 5:27-32 5:30 Mass: Jim Adams + The Rite of Sending at Mass, then to Cathedral for 7:30 pm Service Sunday, February 22 1st Sunday of Lent Gen 9:8-15; Ps 25; 1 Ptr 3:18-22; Mk 1:12-15 8:30 am Mass: For Holy Family Parishioners 9:30 am—1st Eucharist Class 10:30 am Mass: Int of Joan Carpenter 6:30pm —Youth Ministry— High School

COLLECTION COUNTERS—Feb. 22nd Jim & Margo Sharp

COFFEE & DONUTS — Feb. 22nd

Religious Ed. Groups

This week the Vocation Cross is in the home of

The Lauren Siegel & Tobias Hasselgren Family

Feb. 21/22 1st Sunday in Lent

Altar Server Greeter Eucharistic Minister Reader

Saturday, 5:30 PM

Lilly Mildenberger Noa Taylor Max English

Rosemary Davis George Davis

Carolyn Scherler Sandra Wright Brian Wright

Sean Sheedy - Lector Helen McNaughton - Commentator

Sunday, 8:30 AM

Quinn Gilroy Collin Olson Rogan Olson

Nicole Brandt Craig Lomnicki

Clare Bauman Hope Hurt Judy O'Donnell Stephen O'Donnell Paul Raspa Mary-Catherine Sewell Elizabeth Sewell

John Parker - Lector Sandra Fisher - Commentator

Sunday, 10:30 AM

Logan Gritzmacher Tommy Gritzmacher Raegan Gritzmacher

Nicole Ryan Dan Ryan

Tim Dooley Michael Gerhards Rebecca Martin-Gerhards Judy Poe Winnie Smidt Bob Steffen Amanda Zea

Val Hornburg - Lector Bill Zuelke - Commentator

SPECIAL PRAYERS REQUESTED FOR PARISHIONERS

Connie Thompson, Leasa Wiebke, Pat Richard, Nancy Fazzolari, Louise Barricks, Kathy Brown, Marlene Barbera, June Gardner, Max Kelly, Dorothy Oreste, Arvayda Winward, The Briggs Family, Barb & Ben Tabler, Bernice Joy, Marilyn Walstrom, Molly Bergin, Agnes Petrusich, Lee Lomnicki, Claire Zimmerman, Gary Hunt, Lois Hanson, Jean Marantette, Tim Evens, Tucker Taylor, Rose Howe, Lydia Byrne, Katherine Lead, The Napiza/Cacayan Families

LENT 2015 BEGINS WEDNESDAY— February 18th

ASH WEDNESDAY Masses at 9:30 AM and 7 PM

Lenten Regulations for Fasting and Abstinence. All Catholics 14 years and older must abstain from meat on the Fridays of Lent, Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. All Catholics between ages 18 and 59 are to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. To fast means to eat one full meal. Two smaller meals may also be taken for good health but together they should not equal a full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted; however, liquids including coffee, milk and fruit juices are allowed. ALSO THIS WEEK FRIDAY—FEBRUARY 20th 6:15 PM Simple Supper - Celebration Hall 7:00 PM Stations of the Cross—Church

Hosted by Christian Service and Health Ministries

Hungering for the Journey

Join our parish community—and more than 13,000 Catholic communities across the Unit-ed States—in a life-changing Lenten journey

with CRS Rice Bowl. Your family’s rice bowl is included in your bulletin today …… and don’t forget to download the CRS Rice Bowl app!

HOLY FAMILY PARISH OFFERTORY INCOME February

As of 02/12/2015

Feb. 2015 Budget Feb. 2014

WEEK 1 $6,441 $7,900 $6,076 WEEK 2 $5,406 $5,800 $4,377 WEEK 3 $9,700 $7,373 WEEK 4/5$ $6,400 $4,852 ACH Amount $21,500 $18,154 Offertory Total $11,847 $51,300 $40,832

Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal Last weekend on February 7/8 we held our Parish

Commitment Weekend for the 2015 Archbishop’s Appeal.

Thank you to those who responded.

If you have not yet completed your card, please prayer-

fully make your pledge and return it to the church of-

fice. We would like 100% participation in showing our

support of the Catholic Church in western Oregon.

Thanks to all our parishioners who have made their gift

already.

Envelopes are available in the back of the church or in

the pews Western Oregon.

Church Sound System

Special Collection YOU ARE AWESOME!

If you haven’t had the opportunity to

give to this fund yet, please take a blue

envelope and be as generous as possi-

ble. With your assistance, we should be over our goal

of $12,000 soon!

Blessings and thanks to ALL who have given!

All contributions are tax deductible. Deepest thanks!

WOMEN’S DAY OF RECOLLECTION Tuesday—February 17

9:30 AM —2:30 PM Presented by Mary Jo Saavedra

Pruning Our Hearts for Jesus Bringing forth God’s Bloom in Your Life

at the Ford home 3927 SE Henderson The day includes prayer, presentations,

quiet time, sharing and lunch. Suggested donation: $20

Please let us know you are coming Call Vicki Ford 503-774-1428 ext. 123

Feb. 15 ♥ Sixth Sunday in Ordinary

Time ♥ Mark 1:40-45 In today’s Gospel

we hear about a man who is suffering from

such a terrible illness that people are afraid to

touch him or even be close to him. The man begs

Jesus to help him. Jesus feels sorry for the man --

and then touches him and heals him. The man is

very happy and grateful and tells everyone what

has happened to him. Have you ever been left out or felt alone without

friends? How did that make you feel? Did anybody

show you kindness and compassion? Talk about what

they did and how that made you feel.

Have you ever tried to help a person who is lonely?

Talk about what you did and how it made you feel.

Parenting in the Digital Age – Tuesday, March 3rd at 7:00 pm in

Celebration Hall Parenting is hard. Parenting in the Digital Age is really hard.

With numerous social networks, ubiquitous access to anything,

anytime, anywhere, and almost non-stop stimulation

when “plugged in,” it’s no wonder kids (and the rest of us) are so

mesmerized by the new digital world. It’s also no wonder why

there is so much conflict around digital spaces and behaviors.

Come listen and discuss strategies for parenting in the Digital Age

with Professor Eric Anctil as we explore our new reality and how

best to not only survive the digital revolution, but to help our kids

thrive in it.

Eric Anctil is a professor of education at the University of Port-

land and the author of many books and articles on education. His

work broadly centers on K-20 education and the nexus of media,

technology, and the curriculum. A former middle and high school

teacher, Professor Anctil is a graduate of Central Catholic High

School and a native of Portland. He received a dual bachelor’s

degree from the University of Oregon, a master’s degree from

Portland State University, and a Ph.D. from the University of

Wisconsin-Madison. Professor Anctil has taught in higher educa-

tion since 2000 and lives in Irvington.

Have a broken rosary? Ray, a Master Rosary

Maker and the person who helped inspire Dorothy to

begin the rosary ministry, fixes rosaries at no cost.

Drop yours off at the Parish Center in a bag with

your first & last name and phone number and we’ll

contact Ray for you. You can also donate rosaries

Holy Family Parish - SE Portland

Administrative Assistant Holy Family Catholic Church is seeking an Administra-

tive Assistant to be responsible for all Parish adminis-

trative activities in support of the Pastor and the Pastoral

Associate. This is a "hands-on" position that performs

support duties of a broad nature, supervises reception

volunteers, and provides reception coverage as needed.

Prior experience in office administration, database man-

agement, and MS Office required. Knowledge of a

Catholic parish organization and operating procedures is

preferred. Ability to take initiative and work inde-

pendently and also function as a collaborative team

member. Initially work days will be Monday-Thursday,

with possible inclusion of Friday in the future. Excellent

benefits package. Compensation will be based on expe-

rience.

To apply please submit your resume and a cover letter

that highlights how your qualifications fit our needs.

Submit by email: hrHFP@comcast.net or by fax:

503-774-1854. No Phone Calls please.

A ministry of compassionate care, education and healing at the end of life.

Love to Cook? Love to Clean? Want to be a Compassionate Companion?

Do you have a heart for Service? Come be a part of our Ministry in SE Portland. Grab your kids and come pick blueberries, or plan a service day in Lent with your faith sharing group for example. Commit to coming to the home weekly. We have a place for you, come, your presence is a gift! website: www.marthamaryministries.org Email: volunteer@marthamaryministries.org

IN ADDITION TO SIGNING UP FOR THE BEST

LENT EVER EMAILS AS DESCRIBED TO THE

LEFT … THINK ABOUT

Lent 2015 - Prayer … Fasting … Almsgiving

Consider some of the following options:

Accept our gift of The Word Among Us as an aid in your

daily prayer and reflection.

Pick up The Little Black Book—for adults (Daily minute

meditations for Lent 2015) or The Little Purple Book for

children—found in the baskets on the back table.

Check out “Take Out: Family Faith on the Go” for Family

Lenten ideas.

Celebrate ASH WEDNESDAY—Masses at 9:30 AM and

7:00 PM

Take time to look at the Operation Rice Bowl Materials and

decide how you might participate. This is a simple yet pow-

erful way to bring our Catholic Faith to life during the Len-

ten Season. An opportunity to join together to make a differ-

ence in the lives of those in need.

Join in an extra celebration of Mass each week

Participate in our weekly Simple Supper and Stations of the

Cross, each Friday evening. Supper at 6:15 PM followed

by Stations at 7 PM

Participate in the Women’s Days of Recollection or other

Spiritual Growth Opportunities

Pray for our Candidates prepar ing for Baptism, Eucha-

rist, Confirmation during the Easter Season.

Reach out to someone who is in need of TLC, assistance,

conversation, a visit, etc.

Do some real “Spring Cleaning” and donate your items to

your favorite charity.

Make time for some outreach (SVDP, or other oppor tu-

nities that you may know of.) Can we help you connect to

Meals-on-Wheels, Blanchet House, OFB, or?

Remember

Prayer … Fasting … Almsgiving

SCAN THIS QR CODE to sign up for our

Youth Ministry Email Update list or go to:

http://eepurl.com/r04gn

Attention: We will be advertising our SUMMER 2015 youth

programs and events RIGHT HERE starting

next week! Don’t forget to look!

Intergenerational Faith Night: 6pm Dinner, 6:45-8pm Service Project Upcoming Dates: Jan 28, Feb 25 Location: Celebration Hall (cafeteria)

We are always looking for middle school and high school volunteers at our monthly Parish

Intergenerational Faith Nights. The service is usually helping Chelsea and Desi out with the younger

kiddos as they do different projects every month. This is a fun way to get some service hours done,

connect with your community, learn something about your faith, and get a free dinner (and dessert)!

To get involved just show up and check in with Chelsea. Parents are invited to stay and go to the

adult talk after dinner while our volunteers work in the Celebration Hall. Good for the whole family!

Monthly Teen-Led Mass at Holy Family Upcoming Date: Feb 15 Time: Sunday 10:30am Mass Time

We are constantly in need of liturgical ministers for our monthly Teen-Led Mass. We are the most

needy in two areas:

1. Confirmed teens to be Eucharistic ministers. If you haven’t been trained, we can train you!

2. High School/ middle school students to sing with the band. Contact Chelsea if you are interested!

Other areas where middle school and high school students can serve are: greeters, ushers, lectors,

gift bearers, and alter servers!

Please sign up ahead of time by visiting our website at: www.HolyFamilyPortland.org/Parish/Youth

and looking for the Youth Led Mass icon (like the one here).

Upcoming Youth Group Dates Did you know that if you are in high school you can volunteer with the middle school youth group?

It’s one of the most fun church volunteer opportunities out there! Just show up and check in with

Chelsea. Bring any forms you need signed if you have them!

Upcoming Middle School Youth Group Upcoming High School Youth Group

January 18, 2015 January 24, 2015

February 1, 2015 February 8, 2015

February 15, 2015 February 22, 2015

Youth Group meets from 6:30pm-8:30pm in the gym and the youth room above the gym.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING! OPPORTUNITIES AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE

SPIRITUAL GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES at the Franciscan Spiritual Center 2512 SE Monroe, Milwaukie, OR 97222 503-794-8542 or www.francisspctr.com

Catholic Charities Pregnancy Support & Adoption Services is 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, con-

tact Shawn Cass at 503-238-5196 or

scass@catholiccharitiesoregon.org.”

Grief Recovery Weekend. Are you, or someone you love, grieving

the end of a marriage from a death, divorce or permanent separa-tion? A Beginning Experience Weekend can help with the healing from such a loss. The next opportunity to attend one will be the weekend of March 6 - 8, 2015, in Milwaukie, near Clackamas Town Center.

Garavanta Center series at the University of Portland—-

Feb. 9th– March 6th: An exhibit of 10 large prints featuring art

from the lush Saint John’s Bible will be on display in Buckley Center Art Gallery.

Friday, February 27, Mago Hunt Theater doors open at 6:30 for

Charles Mee’s play “Full Circle.” All ticket holders are invited to

enjoy a pre-show panel of three campus experts highlighting unusual

aspects of the show, allowing patrons a richer experience of the play.

A complimentary wine and cheese reception accompanies this grow-

ing tradition of the Garaventa Center.Saturday, February 28 at

7:30PM brings our Women of the Bible Concert, in the Chapel of

Christ the Teacher: world premieres of vocal music inspired by re-

markable women from Old and New Testaments.

The Grotto's 11th Annual Crabfest Saturday, Feb.28, 5p.m.

The Grotto Conference Center $60 per person

Price includes the all-you-can-eat buffet, dessert and your first alcoholic beverage (beer/wine). All other beverages are compli-mentary and additional alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.

Your evening will conclude with dessert and an opportunity to enjoy the spectacular evening view from The Meditation Chapel in The Grotto's Up-per Level Gardens SEATING: Tables of 8. (If your party is fewer than 8 people, you may be seated with other guests.) Register online or by calling 503-254-737 or by email-ing events@thegrotto.org.

My Independent Learning Project - My mission, alongside my mentor, Tammy Redsun, is to empower middle school girls my age to feel good about themselves through what they wear. I will be setting up a non-profit boutique at Lent's Middle School, a local middle school that is not as fortunate as we are. I am collecting middle school girl's clothing of any type; including shoes, and accessories. Anything from casual to dressy and everything in between is greatly appreciated. I'm looking for gently used, clean, age appropriate, and in variety of sizes from juniors to women's with youthful styles in mind. Collection bins and bags to take home and fill will be located in the entrance of the church and in the front of the school. Please bring back your donations the following Sunday or any time before March 1st. The event is March 13th and it will not be a success without your help and support!

Donations can include:

Swimsuits

Socks

Skirts

Coats/sweatshirts/

sweaters

Shoes/boots

Pants/sweatpants/jeans

Shorts

Scarves Also, if you have no clothing to offer the following will be accepted (new and unopened):

Mascara

Lip gloss/lipstick

Body mists/perfumes

Nail polish

Hair accessories

Feminine products

Lotions

Deodorant

We will be making grab bags for the girls to take home with using the above items. Any donations to make my boutique as success-ful as possible are greatly appreciated!

Thanks, Caitlin Ryan - 8th grade student at Holy Family

Caitlin's Closet

Eye shadows

Jewelry

Makeup brushes

Nail clippers/filers

Makeup remover

Face wash

Travel size soaps

Any cosmetics or toiletries

Jewelry

Hats

Leggings/tights

Tanktops/undershirts

Athletic apparel

Belts

Pajamas

Robes

Dresses

Anything you can think of!

Gethsemani Catholic Cemetery Chapel —Tues., Feb. 17, 2015 11:00 AM All are welcome to a Holy Hour to pray for the repose of the

souls of the faithful departed who are buried in our Catholic Cemeteries. This one-hour prayer service includes the Holy Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and other prayers for the dead. The chapel of Gethsemani Catholic Cemetery, 11666 SE Stevens Road, 97086 For further information, please call Maria at (503) 659-1350

UPCOMING EVENTS—DATES TO SAVE

BEGINNING NEXT WEEK WE WILL BE PROVIDING

BACKPACKS FOR KIDS—Watch for Sign-Ups.

February 25 - Intergenerational Faith Formation 6-8 PM

Leif Kehrwald—Exploring Practices of Lent

March 7 - Men of Intention—8 am Mass & following

March 8— Marriage & Family Life Evening

For Parents with Elementary Age Children

Facilitated by Ron & Jen Webster

6 PM—Light Supper—Celebration Hall

March 9 - Lenten Evening by Ken Canedo—musician

& liturgical composer—Celebrating the

Triduum—the most Holy Days—

7 PM in church

March 11 7 PM Lenten Reconciliation Service

March 17 Women’s Day of Recollection

March 18 Intergenerational Faith Formation 6-8 PM

March 28/29 Palm Sunday

April 2 Holy Thursday

April 3 Good Friday

April 4 Easter Vigil

April 5 Easter Masses 8:30 & 10:30 AM—

Easter Egg Hunt after Masses

The Call: To Know, Love, and Serve, CD Release Concert. 3/7 -7pm

Nichlas & Joelle Schaal, with Resurrection Catholic Parish Music Min-

istry will be hosting a free concert based on the music of their new CD.

A wonderful evening of music and prayer —special focus on the season

of Lent. Resurrection Catholic Parish, 21060 SW Stafford Rd. Tualatin,

OR 97062. ??? Nichlas or Joelle for more information at: schaal-

music@gmail.com or visit www.schaalmusic.com.

Piano Teacher

Mabel Clark B.M.,

O.M.T.A.

503-653-0854

For Rent

The Bear Hut Welches, OR

(Vacation Home at the base of Mount Hood)

3 Bdrm, 2 Bath + Loft (Sleeps up to 13)

Call Vicki Ford 771-5240 or

email: vicki451@comcast.net

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Great Manzanita

Family Beach House!

Ocean View-Steps to the beach.

4 BR/2 Bath-sleeps 10

Call Mary Lou Frey at

503.680.4211

Family beach house Great Lincoln City location

Great Ocean view, Hot-tub, Fire-

place

2 Beautiful sandy beach accesses

For pictures and additional information Contact Ken & Carol Rowlett 503-539-6059

OLSONSERVICES LLC

PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANERS (503)358-4898

(503)358-4061

Mt. Scott Funeral Home 4205 SE 59th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97206

Local Catholic Family Ownership

For 3 Generations

(503) 771-1171

www.mtscottfuneralhome.com

SCOTT BARBUR Attorney at Law

2027 SE Jefferson Street Suite 205

Milwaukie, OR 97222

503-654-1773

scott@barburlaw.com

Wills • Estate Planning • Probate

Personal Injury • Property • Real Estate

Free Parking • Historic Downtown Milwaukie

WILHELM’S PORTLAND MEMORIAL

FUNERAL HOME—MAUSOLEUM—CREMATORY

6705 SE 14th Avenue Portland, OR 97202

(503) 236-4141

(Space Available)

General Ophthalmology

Eye Exams

Cataract & Laser Surgery

Roger Saulson, M.D. Parishioner

(503) 255-2291

www.EyeHealthNW.com

Holy Family Parish Organizations and Contacts

Administrative Council Mike Fisher 971-224-4242 Altar Society Billie Lopez 775-6172

Bible Study Doug Hunt 771-8572

Music Director Chris Brunelle 975-7535 Contemporary Choir Chris Brunelle 975-7535

Traditional Choir Tina Paradiso-Herlein 244-5553

Youth / Children’s Chris & Tina CYO Ted Collins 313-8136

tedpdx@gmail.com Christian Service Joyce Holohan-Bell 775-5767

Development Advisory Council

Blessed by Faith Susan Johnson 233-9647 Health Ministry Joyce Holohan-Bell 775-5767

Hospitality Lyall Day 422-6304

Marriage & Family Life Winnie & Andrew Smidt 432-8694 Men of Intention Jim Sharp 490-1865

Mother Share Melissa Wojnar 971-219-1179

Kristin Burgher 654-0692 Needleworks Charmaine Carnese 775-0837

PTO Tammy Luedtke 415-215-8238

Pastoral Care Winnie Smidt 432-8694 Pastoral Council Steve Tassinari 772-4079

Peace & Justice Commission TBA

Prayer Circle Dolores Wesselman 771-5505 Kathleen Gianotti 788-6865

holyfamilypdxprayercircle@gmail.com

Prayer Shawl Ministry Terri Cozzoli 788-2073 Faith Formation / Vicki Ford x123 774-1428

Religious Education Desi Dominguez x123 774-1428

School Advisory Council Don Gritzmacher 772-9297 School Office Sharon Reece ext. 101 774-8871

St. Vincent de Paul TBA

Wedding Coordinator Suzanne Cooney 803-8393 Youth Ministry Chelsea Wilde ext. 107 774-1428

Capital Pacific Bank

Getting it done!

503-796-0100

www.capitalpacificbank.com

Nurturing Child Care by Carolyn

Parishioner & School Parent

h/503.775.6895 c/503.358.7486

Flexible days & hours Drop-ins welcome

Close to Holy Family carolyn__scherler@hotmail.com

MICHAEL C. GERHARDS, DDS

4414 NE Fremont

Portland, OR 97213

503 288-7481

Commit to Be Fit “In or Out of the Gym”

Personal Fitness & Nutritional Training

Fitness & Fun for all Ages & Abilities

Amy Delaney NASM, CPT, FNS

Certified Personal Trainer Group Fitness Instructor

E: amykdelaney@gmail.com PiYO Strength Instructor

C: 914-262-6794 www.youtube.com/watch?v=19o2FRD1QKg

Jack Milford Ford

Mail: PO Box 82226 Portland, OR 97282

Office: 205 SE Spokane St. Suite 300-50

Portland, OR 97202

Office: 503.963.3739—Direct 503.771.7191

Cell: 503.880.0788 Fax: 877.387.8330

E-mail: jack@jmfordlaw.com

Website: www.jmfordlaw.com

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Paul Marrs Managing Partner

Senior Loan Officer

3902 NE Sandy Blvd., Suite 100

Portland, OR 97232

Apply online: pmrmtg.com paul.marrs@pmrmtg.com

Personal & Business Financial Planning Educattion Funding

Retirement Planning Insurance Planning

Mutual Funds Estate Planning

John Gilroy Attorney at law

503 6209887 fax:5036204884

jgilroy@gilroynapoli.com www.gilroynapoli.com

15924 Quarry Rd. Lake Oswego, OR 97035

www.powellvet.com

Medicine * Dentistry * Surgery

Greg Lathrop, D.V.M

Zoë Tokar, D.V.M.

Katy Felton, D.V.M.

Chicory Eddy DVM.

For Appointment

503-236-1834

Space Available

(Space available)

Office: 503.416.2007

Toll Free: 866.733.4782

Cell: 503.781.2114

Fax: 503.416.2036

Office#: (503)786-6930

Fax#: (503)786-5462 CCB# 145809

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KATHY BROWN Principal Broker * HF Alumna

503-880-4431

Windermere / C & CRGI

Donation made per transaction to

HF St. Vincent de Paul / HF Tuition Assistance

“There’s No Place Like Home!”

DANNA BROTHERS’ ELMER’S

Mall 205: 9660 S.E. Stark 503-256-0333

Gresham: 1590 N.E. Burnside 503-665-5144

Parkrose: 10001 N.E. Sandy Blvd. 503-256-2150

Tigard: 14055 S.W. Pacific Hwy. 503-620-6440

FOUNDATION MORTGAGE-Home / Investment Financing

(Est. 1995)

Joe Wehage / President

Direct line 503-802-7021

joe.w@foundationmtg.com

Linda Skeele (Lifelong Parishioner )

Real Estate Broker®

503-504-5811 “Let me help you with all your Real

Estate needs.”

E-mail: lskeele@windermere.com

Windermere/CCRG

Windermere

Johnson Creek Dental Care

TIMOTHY P. SHANNON D.M.D., P.C.

4450 Southeast Johnson Creek Boulevard

Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 Phone: (503) 654-7773 Fax: (503) 654-7774

Joe Cooney writes:

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7246 SE Harmony Drive

Milwaukie, OR 97222

Office/Fax: 503.653.3978 Mobile: 971.404.8584

Stone

Brick

Block

Stucco

Fireplaces

Flagstone

Retaining Walls

Pavers

Concrete

OBL: 113066

WBL: FINECM104509

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American Family Insurance Company American Family Mutual Insurance Company and its Subsidiaries Home Office – Madison, WI 53783

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5737 S.E. Milwaukie Ave. Portland, OR 97202 (503) 232-7100

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