Tue Wed Thur 5:00 PM

at Jesus Our Savior Church

Fridays 7:10 AM at the St. Claire Hospital Chapel

Saturdays 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM

Sundays 11:00 AM - 12:05 PM

3rd Wednesdays at the Chapel 6:00 PM—12:00 MN

call (859) 492-3236

315 Battson-Oates Drive PO Box 307

Morehead KY 40351

Phone: (606) 784-4392 Fax: (606) 783-0190

Email: morehead@cdlex.org

Website: www.cdlex.org/morehead

Lunes—Jueves de 9:15 am—1:15 pm

Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00 PM Sunday Mass 10:00 AM

Misa en Español 12:15 PM cada Domingo

Masses of the Day 7:00 AM 7:00 PM

77 East Main Street Owingsville KY 40360

Sunday Mass 8:00 AM

Vigil Mass 5:30 PM

Rev. Arturo Molina Pastor amolina@cdlex.org Dan Connell Deacon d.connell@moreheadstate.edu Bill Grimes Deacon wgrimes@cdlex.org

Nancy Estes Secretary/Bookkeeper nestes@cdlex.org Susette Redwine Coordinator sredwine@cdlex.org of Religious Education

Darinda Marriner Dir of Campus Ministry josmsunewman@gmail.com

Teresa Roberts Maintenance rteresa@roadrunner.com

Mark Curtis Janitor mark.curtis80@yahoo.com

Opening Hymn BB 468: The King of Love My

Shepard Is

Gloria

(Readings in BB, pp. 185-187)

1st Reading Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24

Psalm 30: “I will praise you, Lord, for

you have rescued me.”

2nd Reading: 2 Corinthians 8:7,9,13-15

Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia.

Gospel: Luke 1:57-66, 80

Offertory Hymn BB 427:

To You, O Lord

Holy, Holy Save us, Savior

Amen Lamb of God

Communion Hymn BB 438:

O God, You Search Me

Sending Forth Hymn BB 626: Eternal Father, Strong

to Save

JULY 14 | SATURDAY Confessions, 4:00 –4:45 PM

Mass, 5:0o PM 2nd Collection for Church in

Central & Eastern Europe Michael Thomas Pannuti Baptism

during Mass

JULY 15 | SUNDAY St. Julie Mass, 8:00 AM

Mass, 10:00 AM Spanish Mass, 12:15 PM

2nd Collection for Church in Central & Eastern Europe

Vacation Bible School , 5-7:30 PM

JULY 16 | MONDAY Word & Communion, 7:10 AM

Vacation Bible School , 5-7:30 PM

JULY 17 | TUESDAY Mass, 5:00 PM

Vacation Bible School , 5-7:30 PM

JULY 18 | WEDNESDAY Word, 5:00 PM

Vacation Bible School , 5-7:30 PM Eucharistic Adoration, 6 PM—12 MN

All 7:10 AM Word and Communion and 7:10 AM weekday Masses are at the St. Claire Hospital Chapel; all 5:00 PM weekday Masses and 5:00 PM Word & Communion are at the church

JUNE 30| SATURDAY Confessions, 4:00 –4:45 PM

Mass, 5:0o PM Dcn. Dan Connell preaching

JULY 1| SUNDAY St. Julie Mass, 8:00 AM

Mass, 10:00 AM Dcn. Dan Connell preaching

Spanish Mass, 12:15 PM Spanish Mass in London, 6:00 PM

Fr. Art presiding

JULY 2 | MONDAY Word & Communion, 7:10 AM

JULY 3| TUESDAY Mass, 5:00 PM

JULY 4 | WEDNESDAY No Word or Mass

Church Office Closed

JULY 5 | THURSDAY Mass, 5:00 PM

JULY 6 | FRIDAY Mass, 7:10 AM

LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE

MINISTERS Jun 30 5:00 PM Jul 1 10:00 AM Jul 7 5:00 PM Jul 8 10:00 AM

Altar Servers Ally Huffman Aryn Huffman

Angel Nguyen Hadleigh Howard

Ian Simpson Ally Huffman

Gavin Rayburn Gabriel Rayburn

Lectors Mark Curtis Katie Wright Travis Lockhart Rebecca Todd Tom Carew

Usher Kevin Bauer Jay Padula Mark Curtis Trey Menard

Greeter Kristi Bauer Carols Marin Mary Jane Humkey Nick Menard

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Rita Porter Sally Trent

Jo Murphy Judy Buelterman Molly Carew Joe Odicta

Judy Stafford Mary Dowling

Mike Menard Joe Odicta Molly Carew Jo Murphy

Music Elise Arnold Elise Arnold Folk Group Folk Group

Launder Church Linens for July: Maria Albotza

JULY 7 | SATURDAY Confessions, 4:00 –4:45 PM

Mass, 5:0o PM Spanish Mass, 12:15 PM

Spanish Mass in London, 6:00 PM Fr. Art presiding

JULY 8| SUNDAY St. Julie Mass, 8:00 AM

Fr. John Rausch presiding Mass, 10:00 AM

Spanish Mass, 12:15 PM

JULY 9 | MONDAY Word & Communion, 7:10 AM

JULY 10 | TUESDAY Mass, 5:00 PM

JULY 11 | WEDNESDAY Mass, 5:00 PM

JULY 12 | THURSDAY Mass, 5:00 PM

JULY 13 | FRIDAY Mass, 7:10 AM

Those wishing to honor a loved one during the celebration of Mass—for the living or the deceased, or for prayerful re-membrance of anniversaries, birthdays, and other special intentions—may call or visit the office. Masses are usually scheduled weeks in advance so if there is a particular date on which you want the Mass Intention, please make the re-

SATURDAY, june 30: First Martyrs of Rome Lamentations 2:2, 10-14, 18-19 * Psalm 74 * Matthew 8:5-17 5:00 PM Mass Tim McManus Jeff Porter

SUNDAY, july 1: 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24 * 2 Corinthians 8:7, 9, 13-15 * Psalm 30 * Mark 5:21-43 8:00 AM St. Julie Mass For the Parish 10:00 AM Mass Remedios Jalalon 12:15 PM Mass Cora Moreno

MONDAY, july 2: Amos 2:6-10, 13-16 * Psalm 50 * Matthew 8:18-22 7:10 Word & Communion

TUESDAY, July 3: St. Thomas Ephesians 2:19-22 * Psalm 117 * John 20:24-29 5:00 PM Mass Bill Poage

Wednesday, july 4:

Amos 5:14-15, 21-24 * Psalm 50 * Matthew 8:28-34 NO WORD OR MASS

THURSDAY, july 5: St. Elizabeth of Portugal, St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria

Amos 7:10-17 * Psalm 19 * Matthew 9:1-8 5:00 PM Mass Jeff Porter

FRIDAY, july 6: St. Maria Goretti Amos 8:4-6, 9-12 * Psalm 119 * Matthew 9:9-13 7:10 AM Mass Maxine Stearns

Saturday, july 7: Amos 9:11-15 * Psalm 85 * Matthew 9:14-17 5:00 PM Mass Richard Barnes

Sunday, july 8 : 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time Ezekiel 2:2-5 * 2 Cor. 12:7-10 * Psalm 123 * Mark 6:1-6 8:00 AM St. Julie Mass For the Parish 10:00 AM Mass Alan Albarracin 12:15 PM Mass Priest Intention

Monday, july 9: St. Augustine Zhao Rong & the Chinese Martyrs Hosea 2:16-18, 21-22 * Psalm 145 * Matthew 9:18-26

The JOS Book Club will meet Tuesday, July 10, at Coffee Tree Books at 10:30 AM. We will be discussing the book, Salt Houses by Hala Alyan.

You are welcome to read the book and come join the discussion. The book is available at the book-club rate at CoffeeTree Books.

Please keep

in your

prayers:

Willie Anderson Rick Armstrong Dave & Carol Beutler Becky Davison Carol (Joni Mraz’ sister) Arvel Caudill, Jr. Inez Caudill Donna Connell Jeanne Dobler Ryan Drake Dick Ellington Fred Ellington Illa Goetz Kevin Hamm (Mraz’s son-in-law)

Mary Ellen Helwig Leo Howard Jim Maher Albinia Loydd Dr. Allen Lim Jessica McCann James Moore Robyn Richey-Oemisch Marlene Padula Carolyn Poage Mattie Redwine Marianna & Tammie Reed Angela Roberts Teresa Roberts Anna Rockefeller Katie Schwab Beth Scott Judy Semsch (Molly Carew’s sister) Sara Stewart John Stokes Cathy Trent Wales & Thelma Trent Teresa Wright

Please call the parish office if you want to include someone on the prayer list, or if you want to have their names removed.

Collection for the Church in Central

and Eastern Europe

On the weekend of July 14-15, we will take up a collection for the Church in Central and East-ern Europe. This collection supports the Church in over 25 countries that are still struggling to re-cover in the after-math of communist rule. Funds from this collection support pastoral care, catech-esis, building renova-tions, and seminary formation. Your sup-port restores the Church and builds the future in this region. Please prayerfully consider how you can support the collection next week. More infor-mation can be found at www.usccb.org/ccee.

Have you ever wondered why it is not easy to be a good Christian now-a-days? Why is it that it is not easy to be holy? Why is it peer pressure is so hard to resist?

I got to thinking of why it is so hard to live up to the holiness of the Lord. It is like the life of a salmon—its life is a very interesting one. From the fresh water rivers, they go through their normal life cycle as eggs and fingerlings and with time they will live in the sea. But once they reach maturity, they go back to their spawning grounds. Sometimes it can seem an impossible task, full of dangers, traps, and many obstacles.

For us humans our journey has it’s ups and downs, swimming against the overbearing current of the rivers of life. But guess what?

The odds are stacked heavily against you and me if we want follow God, and there is a very strong current that is sweeping across the face of this so-called earth that we live in. Sometimes I really don’t know who is in a better place—the salmon swimming upstream to their spawning grounds or us Christians trying to live holy lives in an unholy world.

“Pursue holiness, without which no one will see the Lord (Hebrews 12: 14). God desires us to pursue holiness at all cost, because without holiness we cannot see the Lord.”

We need to actively pursue holiness if we desire to draw to God because the world will not give us holi-ness on a silver platter but will put all hindrances and obstacles in front of us.

“Let the grace of your baptism bear fruit in a path of holiness. Let everything be open to God; turn to him in every situation. Do not be dismayed, for you can do this in the power of the Holy Spirit, and holiness, in the end, is the fruit of the Holy Spirit in your life “(Gal. 5: 22-23). When you feel the temptation to dwell on your own weakness, raise your eyes to Christ crucified and say: ‘Lord, I am a poor sinner, but you can work the miracle of making me a little bit better.’”

You may complete and cut this Membership Form and then drop it into the Offertory basket or mail it to the Parish Office (PO Box 307 Morehead KY 40351).

Name/s: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: Home Work Cell _______________________________________________________________

Email/s: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Please check one:

New Registration Updated Information

UPCOMING PARISH ACTIVITES IN THE WORKS:

Date Event Coordinator Aug 1 Hwy 60 Yard Sale—Bingo Hall Jim Weathers

Aug 26 Legends Ballgame Tammy Leon

Sep 8 Parish Council Planning Meeting Dora Ahmadi

Sep—TBD Golf Tournament Bill Redwine

Oct 14 JOS Picnic—White’s Lumber Picnic Area (1-4 PM) Tammy Leon

Oct 4 Feast of St. Francis—Blessing of the Animals Tammy Leon (Mass 6:00 pm with Bishop John/International Potluck)

Nov 27 iGiveCatholic—donations are for a new roof TBD

(please watch the bulletin for further details on these events as they develop)

Ballgame

We are planning a trip to a Legends Ball Game on Sunday, August 26, a 2:05 pm game. It would probably be in the Pepsi Party Deck (requires 30 people) and includes a Buffett. There is sign-up sheet in back of church. Tammy Leon is the coordi-nator for the trip. We would keep the cost the same as in the past with the church defraying part of the cost. $12 for Adults; $8 for children under 12.

Highway 60

We’re going to participate in the famous Highway 60 Yard Sale this year—Saturday, August 1, 2018. We will set up at the Bingo Hall on US 60. You can start bringing your items to the church now—just call ahead to make sure some-one is there. No clothes or heavy furniture please. If you have any questions, please contact Jim Weathers at 784-6972.

Parish Council Annual Planning

Meeting The Parish Council will hold their Annual Planning meeting on Saturday, Sep 8, from 9:00 am—1:00 pm in the Church Basement. Members of the Council serve a 3-year term. We are looking for a new member to be the Social Concerns liaison as Michelle Hardin has completing her 3-year term. If interested in serving your Parish on the Council, please let Fr. Art know or call the office.

JOS Parking Passes – (Deadline: July 23, 2018) We have started issuing a limited number of parking passes on a first-come, first-served basis. Cost is $175 for the school year or $100 per Semester. Money collected will go to support the Newman Center. MSU’s faculty, staff and students who are members of the parish or Newman Center will be given preference until July 23rd, at which time the passes will be opened up to others. You can register by calling the office during the week or by emailing Nancy at nestes@cdlex.org.

FY 2017-18 (July 1, 2017— June 30, 2018)

Last

Weekend

Cumulative (including on-line giving

posted monthly)

Offertory

$2,382.00 $147,015.41

Weekly Goal (per week/to date)

$3,038.00 $158,000.00

Yearly Goal $158,000.00

Newman Center/iGiveCatholic

$0.00 $13,458.01

Peter’s Pence $186.00 $397.00

Guatemala

$243.00 $3,219.57

Vacation Bible Needs: Vacation Bible School is less than a month away (Sunday, July 15—Wednesday, July 18) for children ages 4-10! Following is a list of items still needed that you can donate by Sunday, July 8to help out with some of the crafts for Camp Station Igloo: (please contact Camp Director Susette if you have questions)

10 2-liter bottles Candles that can be melted to use the wax

40 Bottles of Elmer's clear glue 20 Bottles of Elmer's white glue

100 Popsicle sticks The Knights are open to all Catho-lic men, 18 years and older. Meet-

ings are on the 1st Monday of every month, starting at 6:00 PM.

Knights of Columbus Meeting on July 2, 6:00 PM

in the Glenmary Room.

Gary Trent Wes Hardin

(606) 776-0420 (606) 356-3467

Happy Birthday to:

Jul 3 Doug Fultz

Jul 9 Kobe Tran

God of all creation, hear the prayers of Your servants who recall the day of their birth.

Bless them with Your presence and surround them with Your love,

that they may enjoy many happy years, all of them pleasing to You.

to Roger Porter for making a frame and helping to hang the new picture of Jesus in the Church; and

to Mark Curtis and Fr. Art for ripping up the old carpet in the basement and for Tod Barhorst for hauling it off.

Tania Sempertegui, an MSU student and occasional JOS choir member, will be offering piano lessons starting this summer through May 2019 when she graduates. Cost is

$15 per 1/2 hour lesson. If you are interested in taking lessons, please contact Tania directly at tsempert@yahoo.com or 606-776-0376.

If you notice anything in the Church or on

the Church grounds that needs to be fixed, please call it to the atten-tion of someone on staff. As al-ways, donations for maintenance are always welcome.