June 3rd, 2018 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

PARISH ADDRESS 3847 NE Glisan Portland, OR 97232 Office: 503-232-4305 www.allsaintsportland.org

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Tuesday ~ Friday 8:00 am ~ 4:00 pm PARISH STAFF Administrator ~ Fr. Paul Jeyamani x340 ~ frpaul@allsaintsportland.com

Dir. of Religious Ed. ~ Pat Fellers x339 ~ patf@allsaintsportland.com Coordinator of Ministries ~ Megan Palinsky x339 ~ meganp@allsaintsportland.com Business Mgr. ~ Marita Hickman x341 maritah@allsaintsportland.com

Parish Finance Dir. ~ Gary Voice x338 garyv@allsaintsportland.com Parish Scty. ~ Barbara Custer x337 barbarac@allsaintsportland.com SCHOOL OFFICE 601 NE Cesar E. Chavez Blvd. Portland, OR 97232 Office: 503-236-6205 Fax: 503-236-0781 SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS 8:00 am ~ 3:00 pm Monday ~ Friday September ~ June

We, the members of All Saints Parish, a Catholic community empowered by the Holy Spirit to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ by continuing our heritage of dedication to: ~ Celebration of the Sacraments ~ Education ~ Service ~ Outreach ~

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: Vigil Mass: 5:30 PM

Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:30 am Morning Prayer: Mon. ~Sat.7:15am Weekday Mass: Mon. ~ Sat. 7:30 am Holy Days:7:30 am, Noon & 7:00pm School Masses: (See school monthly calendar for times) Reconciliation: Sat. 4:00 pm or by

June 3rd—10:30 am—Farewell Mass and Community Brunch for Principal, Rose Rosinski—Church/Parish Hall June 4-8—Fr. Paul on Priest Retreat to Mt. Angel

Kathryn Blake Drew Bobzien Cathy Bradach Joan Cassidy Maureen Cassidy Maria Colt Minnie Copp Cindy Cox Lisa Denzler Michael Dilorreto Bill Diss & Family Ted Dodd Richard Dolan Bill Dugan Geri Ethen

Denise Francis Benita Hanggi Frances Linville John Gilbertz Nancy Ho Rosa Kusterer Lauran Laco Carol Maiorino Michele Mariana Mary McCallister Harvey McGowan Sheila Mims Dan Pedelaborde Mary Ries B.W. Rinehart

Joel Rivera Edgardo (Bong) Salarzon Roger Sellon Florence Sharp Maryhelen Sherett Dennis Sullivan Chloe Swientek Jack Talbott Gene Taube Paula Volland Elizabeth Yanzick

Coordinators of Youth Ministry— Pat Fellers and Holly Safranski Coordinators of Lectors— Dina Marie Hale & Rob Hale Coordinators of EEM— Terry Lewis & Mary Shepard Coordinator of Altar Servers— Chris Bushman Coordinator of Sacristans— Joe Galati Pastoral Council Chair— Cindy Bilotti Financial Council Chair— Mike Haglund Coordinator of Music Ministry— Barbara Custer

Adoration of the Blessed

Sacrament First

Sunday of the Month

Noon-3:00 pm

REFLECTION FOR THE WEEK

PRAYER LIST

COORDINATORS OF MINISTRIES

ST VINCENT DE-PAUL FOOD

PANTRY All Saints Church and

School are collecting food and items for the St. Vincent

DePaul Food Pantry. The pantry provides food and items for local people in need. Look for donation

bags and barrels in the back of the church

___________________ MONTH OF JUNE Non-perishable food

UPCOMING EVENTS

The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

Recently, we attended the wake of a dear friend who had suc-cumbed to cancer. She was in her early 70s, and had three grown children, all married. Over the years, the family had grown dis-tant; the siblings were leading their lives with problems of their own and had little contact with their mother. Yet at the wake, they seemed to come together, realizing that everything they were, all of their traits and values and loves and struggles, were given to them by their mother. In her death, they came to know that they were given the greatest gift, the gift of life. Today, we celebrate the feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. We are called to reflect and renew our faith in the saving nourishment of the Eucharist. At the Last Supper, Jesus broke the bread and poured the wine, instructing his disciples not only to eat and drink in his memory, but to do so with others who would believe. All that he was, he want-ed to give to the world. And as he foretold in the distribution of the loaves and fishes, each of us who receives him is to give him as well. The Catechism of the Catholic Church defines the Eucharist this way: "The Eucharist is a sacrifice of thanksgiving to the Father, a blessing by which the Church expresses her grati-tude to God for all his benefits, for all that he has accomplished through creation, redemp-tion, and sanctification. Eucharist means first of all 'thanksgiving'" (CCC 1360). As we approach the altar prepared to receive the body and blood of Christ, perhaps we would do well to remember the sacrifice he gave for us-his very life. In doing so, we realize that sense of thanksgiving that embodies the Eucharist.

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UNBOUND Dear Parishioners, On behalf of Unbound, thank you very much for welcoming us to your parish. Our hearts are full of gratitude for the generosity you have shown to the children, youth and the elders in our sponsorship program. Through your willingness to partner with Un-bound, your parish community has taken steps toward a closer walk with Jesus in the name of the poor. We pray that members of your parish community who answered the call to sponsorship will be richly blessed by their experience.

Week of YTD5/17/18

Offertory 5,012 382,555

Christmas 0 17,715

0 37,305

$5,012 $437,576

Week of YTD

5/18/17

Offertory 6,148 377,173

Christmas 24,149

34,854

$6,148 $436,175

Operating Financial Summary

Mar‐18 YTD

Income 38,385 372,238

Expense 43,631 368,685

‐$5,246 $3,553

Pa rish Fin a n cia l Corn er

Building Fund Balance 03/31/2018 $35,357.46

Christmas in

August

Christmas in

August

Total

Net

This Fiscal Year

Last Fiscal Year

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LITURGICAL MINISTRY

Corpus Christi 6/2/18—5:30 pm 6/3/18—8:00 am 6/3/18—10:30 am

Lector Commentator

Mary Shepard Joan Strassmaier

John Russ Olivia Cooley

School-Hosted

Eucharistic Ministers

Suzanne Berg, Brad Rees, Volunteer

Joe Galati, Kevin Kukar, Judi Duffy

Dina Hale, Lara Vinh, Jason Wells, Connie Ozyjowski, Mar-cia Wellnitz, Kevin McMenamin, Volunteer

Altar Servers

Cantor Gaedwyn Swails School-Hosted

Coffee & Donuts Wine & Cheese Ms. Rose’s Farewell Brunch

10th Sunday in Ordinary Time 6/9/18—5:30 pm 6/10/18—8:00 am 6/10/18—10:30 am

Lector Commentator

Jim Colt Joan Strassmaier

John Cushing Mark Holman

Kamala Griffith Tom DeMeo

Eucharistic Ministers

Wally Shepard, Mary Shep-ard, Allan Westhoff

Karen Balo, Gary Balo, Gary Greenstreet

Terry Lewis, Mark Doleski, Connie Ozyjowski

Altar Servers

Paige Doleski, Hannah Fields

Cantor Anne Kolibaba Larkin Odette Sellon

Coffee & Donuts N/A

Mass This Week Readings Intentions

Tuesday—June 5th St. Boniface

2 Pt 3:12-15a, 17-18/Ps90/Mk 12:13-17

Wednesday—June 6th St. Norbert

2 Tm 1:1-3, 6-12/Ps 123/Mk 12:18-27 No School Mass

Thursday—June 7th

2 Tm 2:8-15/Ps 25/Mk 12:28:34

Friday—June 8th The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9/Is 12/Eph 3:8-12, 14-10/Jn 19: 31-37

Saturday—June 9th Immaculate Heart of the BVM

2 Tm 4:1-8/Ps 71/Lk 2:41-51 5:30 +Jeff Haglund

Sunday—June 10th 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Gn 3:9-15/Ps 130/2 Cor 4:13-5:1/Mk 3:20-35

10:30+Herb Haglund

Monday—June 4th 2 Pt 1:2-7Ps 91/Mk 12:1-12

SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION: Confirmation: The sacrament if Confirmation was celebrated on Thursday, October 19, with Bishop Peter Smith. Please keep the 2017 Confirmation Class in your prayers. ATTENTION: A special class is being formed for those high school students and adults who have not been Confirmed. Inter-ested in being part of the 2018 Confirmation Class? Please contact Holly Safranski or Pat Fellers. Reconciliation and First Eucharist: The journey that began last October concluded with the celebration of our First Eucharist Liturgy on Sunday, May 6, when 46 children from 42 families received Jesus in Holy Communion. Special thanks to Msgr. Tim Murphy who was our celebrant since Father Paul is visiting his family in India. For his homily, Msgr. Murphy gathered the children on the altar. We are very grateful for his encouraging words. Special thanks to all the parents who volunteered to be lectors, help with the music, and all the organizational pieces. At the end of the liturgy, the church was filled with song as the congregation sang, “New Hope.” It was clear that these chil-dren and their families are the hope of our future as together we proclaimed that Jesus is the Savior and hope of each one of us. Please keep the children and their families in your prayers. INFANT BAPTISM: Eight families attended the Baptism class after the 10:30 Mass this weekend. Please remember in prayer these families who prepare for the Baptism of their precious child. Our next scheduled class will be held in September.

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PARISH NEWS/OUT AND ABOUT

RCIA—At Easter Vigil on March 31: Wally Berg, Corey Cameron and Erin Levine received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation

and the Eucharist. Alicia Sterling received the sacrament of Confirmation. Vincent and Cooper Dollens received the sacrament of Bap-tism. Please keep them in your prayers. RCIA classes for this year concluded on April 21 with a potluck for the families and all the RCIA Team presenters. Interested in finding out more about joining the Catholic church? Classes will begin next October. Please con-tact Pat Fellers; patf@allsaintsportland.com at the parish office for additional information.

Sunday School—RCIC—Classes are held each Sunday from 9:15—10:15 am in the Conference Room in the Parish Hall for faith formation of children ages 5 through 5th Grade. Information and registration forms are availa-ble in the back of church. Classes began September 24th.

Children’s Liturgy—Children’s Liturgy of the Word is an age-appropriate Liturgy of the Word offered for kids from 4-7 at the 10:30 Mass. Registration forms for 2017-18 are available in the back of church. All children are welcome and encouraged to attend. Just before the Liturgy of the Word begins for the assembly, these children are invited to go with the weekly leaders from the church to the Parish Hall. During this special time, the volunteer teachers lead the children through prayers, songs and readings that are simplified for children. Contact Pat Fellers.

Please remember to include the parish in your will or estate plans Tax ID # 93-0391559

Youth Ministry: “Disciples in Action”— On Tuesday, May 22, the disciples gathered for our End-of-the-Year par-ty. We are so grateful to all the people who have supported the Youth Ministry program. Highlights of this year include all our activities with our Seniors: the Living Rosary, Christmas Party, Prayer-A-Thon, Stations of the Cross and Soup Supper, and our May 1st Crowning of Mary, followed by the rosary and Ice cream social. Special thanks to Youth Ministry families who helped with our trip to the Food Bank, who made soup for our Soup Supper, for attending all of our special prayer services. Special thanks to Susan Harrington for her leadership role and for supporting and helping with all the activities this year. This summer the leadership team will be working on the activities and schedule for the next school year. Registration forms for Youth Ministry will be available at the Parish Picnic in September.

Where in the world is Msgr. Murphy?

PARISH NEWS/OUT AND ABOUT

MARRIED COUPLES

Allow God to give you grace in abundance and transform your marriage relationship by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on August 17th - 19th at Our Lady of Peace Retreat House. For more in-formation call 503-853-2758 or apply on-line

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Couples Connection Ushers in a Joy Filled Relationship!

Cognatio”, which means connection, is a workshop for couples wanting to build an intentional relationship. Guest speakers Katherine Calvert, LCSW and Rodrigo Baena offer advice for you and your spouse. Learn how forgiveness and flexibility play a role in creating a sense of connection that is passionate, safe and secure. Mark your calendar for Saturday, June 9, 2018. The workshop runs from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The cost is $35 per couple. The workshop is held at the Northwest Catholic Counseling Center, 8383 NE Sandy Blvd., Suite 205, Portland, OR 97220. All participants must register and pre-pay to attend. To do so, please visit www.nwcounseling.org or call 503-253-0964.

Married Singles Lifestyle –The Married Sin-gles Lifestyle describes couples that may have lost a sense of closeness they once had as marriage partners and are living more like room-mates. Retrouvaille (pronounced retro-vi with a long i) teaches couples how to survive times like these in their marriages. This program has helped 10’s of 1000’s of cou-ples experiencing difficulty at all levels of marital distress from disillusionment to deep misery. For confidential infor-mation about, or to register for the program on June 22-24, 2018, call 1-503-225-9191 or vis-it www.helpourmarriage.org

The Cub Scouts are looking for a few good boys AND GIRLS! All Saints Pack 465 is pleased to announce that starting this Fall, girls are welcome to join in the fun of Scouting. Families who are interested are encouraged to come check out our Spring and Summer activities. We welcome all kids looking for adventure, leadership training, new friends, personal growth and achievement, as well as plenty of outdoor fun. The Pack meets twice a month. Kids who have completed Kindergarten may join, and we are always looking for parents who would like to be leaders. Please contact Cubmaster Thad Eagar for details. He is an All Saints parent and former special education teacher, and can be reached at eagart@msn.com or 503-568-6665.

45thAnnual‐OurLadyofPeaceInstituteinCatholicTeaching (AnEducationalRetreat) Monday - Friday, July 16 – 20, 2018 Theme: "poor in spirit; rich in faith" SpeakersandCourseSummaries: Rev. John Horgan: “The Marian Charism of St. Francis of Assi-si” Dr. Anthony Lilles: “Contemplative Prayer in the Catholic Tra-dition” Sr. Michael Francine Duncan, SSMO: “Spirit and Faith; Con-temporary Religious Communities” Mother Mary of the Angels, evening lecture: "Blessed are the Poor in Spirit" Morning Prayer, Holy Mass, Classes and Eucharistic Holy Hour. Resident: $500; Day Student: $325; Day-Only Classes: $70 per day includes lunch; or $20 per class. Evening Lectures: $10 (no reg-istration necessary) Visit our website at www.olpretreat.org to register, Email: sisters@olpretreat.org or Call Sr. Maria Benedicta at 503-649-7127 Our Lady of Peace Retreat – Beaverton, OR

Letting the Light In: Writing for the Growth of the Soul

Writers Retreat - November 9-11, 2018 In today’s world, film is the medium with the greatest impact; the internet is the most wide spread; but the written word has the greatest precision and permanence and can have enor-mous influence on our world. Today, writers of Christian con-viction need our support and encouragement. They need the vision to wrestle honestly with the complexities of the human condition and the skills to articulate those realities in ways that are crisp and imaginative. The 2018 Christian Writers Retreat is the second annual retreat of its kind at Tilikum and brings together a broad spectrum of Christian writers and speakers. The retreat provides expertise in relevant topics and offers one-on-one mentoring. This retreat is sponsored by: Barclay Press and Camp Tilikum. Lodge Housing and Commuters Tilikum has overnight housing for 30 guests to stay in the Lodge (usually 2 per room with a private bath). We also have room for 18 guests to com-mute. The registration page has two links, one for overnight and the other for commuters. The cost is $425 for overnight guests and $200 for commut-ers. Register at: www.camptilikum.org

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SCHOOL NEWS Dates and times of upcoming important events at All Saints School.

Sunday, June 3rd, 10:30: 4th Grade Hosts Mass, thanking Principal Ms. Rose for her years of service. Reception fol-lows.

• Wednesday, June 6th, 9:30 a.m.: 3rd Grade Portland Play.

• Wednesday, June 6th, 6:00 p.m.: 3rd Grade Portland Play.

• Thursday, June 7th, 2:15 p.m: 8th Grade Clapout. • Fri-day, June 8th, 9:00 a.m.: Farewell Assembly; 10:30 Brunch

• Sunday, June 10th, 1:00 p.m.: 8th Grade Graduation.

• Wednesday, June 13th, 1:00 p.m.: 4th and 5th Grade per-formance “The 50’s - 90’s: Dance and Music.

• Friday, June 15th: 9 a.m. Mass, hosted by 7th grade. Noon Dismissal, last day of school.

St. Francis II

Children’s Book Bank collection photos from Annemarie Cre-spo and a new addition to the Rose garden...St. Francis II!

OUT AND ABOUT CAMP HOWARD IS

HIRING!

Looking for young adults 18 yrs. and over

Job Opportunities:

Lifeguards, Counselors, Zip Line/Swing Facilitator, Kitchen Staff, Registered Nurses; Program Staff— -Adventure Guides,-Health and Safety

Asst.-Dining Hall Steward

Apply online: www.cyocamphoward.org/

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Questions? Contact Nora Gravengaard

503-231-9484, Email: norag@cyocamphoward.org

June 19 – 27, 2018 The Francis-can Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows are hosting this June the Annual Sisters and Lay Women’s 8-Day Silent Retreat at Our Lady of Peace Retreat in Beaver-

ton. Retreat master, Fr. Ben Cameron, CPM, will be preaching on “Living the Capital Virtues and Evangelical Councils”. Included each day is Holy Mass, Conferences, Eucharistic Adoration, Evening and Night Prayer, time for rest and reflec-tion. Retreat begins with dinner Tuesday even-ing, 6/19/18 and ends after breakfast on Wednesday, 6/27/18. Full retreat, suggested donation is $525. Commuter rates available. To register or for questions, please phone the retreat house at 503-649-7127 or email sisters @olpretreat.org.

Congratulations to 2018 Graduates from All Saints Max Diess, Charlie Folkestad, Will Fricke, Austin Hill, Tony Kollman, Zac Leeper, Andrew Myers, Henry OzyjowskI, Duke Paustian, Griffin Rogers, Josh Rossi, Jake Ryan, Neil Toyooka, Michael Anderson, Kai Henderson, Gabrielle Mueller, Malakai Salu, Molly Ayres, Talia Hope, Will Sprouse, Charlie Meade, Owen O’Brien Powers, Josie Peterson, Will Reising, Brogan Mooney, Morgen Olsen, Meghan Gorman, Austin Hill.