www.holyfamilyportland.org

Events Calendar 11/8 Marriage & Family Life: Parents of School-aged children, 6:00-7:30 PM; Faith Formation for Kids, 6:00- 7:30 PM

11/10 Altar Society/Needleworks, 8:30 AM/10:00 AM Parish Center

11/11 Veteran’s Day: School & Parish Center Closed; Mass at 9 AM followed with waffle breakfast;

St. Martin’s Day Lantern Walk & Coat Drive at 5:30 PM in Celebration Hall;

11/12 SAC Meeting at 6:30 PM in Spanish Room

11/13 PTO Turkey Bingo at 6:30 PM in Celebration Hall

Liturgy Schedule Mon 11/9 Communion Service

Tues 11/10 Communion Service

Wed 11/11 8 AM Mass: Merle Sharp+

Thur 11/12 8:15 AM Mass: Int. of Louise Barricks (101st birthday)

Fri 11/13 8 AM Mass: Int. of Thom Dickinson

Sat 11/14 5:30 PM Mass: Souls in Purgatory

Sun 11/15 8:30 AM Mass: William Thompson+

10:30 AM Mass: Holy Family Parishioners

Reconciliation: Saturdays 4 to 5pm or by

Appointment

Church: 7525 SE Cesar Chavez Blvd., Portland, OR 97202 Parish Office: 3732 SE Knapp St. Phone: 503-774-1428 Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am to 3:30pm

Pastor: Fr. Rodel de Mesa Deacon: Tim Dooley

November 8th Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

New to Holy Family? Register by stopping in at the Parish Center or pick up a registration form in the vestibule.

PLEASE JOIN US ON NOVEMBER 11— VETERAN’S DAY

MASS at 9:00 AM to remember and honor our veterans.

We will have waffles in Celebration Hall after Mass to continue celebrating them!

Sacrament of Marriage: Congratulations to Amanda Wade & Brandon Showers

who celebrated the Sacrament of Matrimony on Saturday, November 7th.

May God bless you and may you grow in

love—God’s love—day-by-day!

Baptism Announcements: Next infant baptism prep class: December 19th, 9:00am in the Parish Center. Baptisms scheduled for January 10th at the10:30 AM Mass. Call Vicki to register: 503-774-1428 x123.

Confirmation Class: Our next gathering is TODAY, November 8th after 10:30 AM Mass.

1st Reconciliation Class and Retreat: CLASS is TODAY, November 8th 6-7:30 PM RETREAT—for PARENTS & STUDENTS Sunday—November 15th 6-7:30 PM Meet in Celebration Hall.

We want to welcome you warmly to Holy Family!

Holy Family is a vibrant Catholic community with much to offer members of all ages. We focus on Catholic edu-cation, community service, faith formation, and youth & young adult ministries. We encourage you to find a home with us to share your time, talent and treasure!

WELCOME SACRAMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS

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.

Time Talent Treasure

PILLAR #1: Tim Dieringer

Stewardship Focus: TIME

Pillars of Stewardship We pause to reflect on those who have given so much of their time to our parish and other charitable organizations. They are great role models to all of us about proclaiming God’s love through the giving of their time, talent and treasure. Although Tim Dieringer, who passed away last August, could easily fit into all three categories, we are highlighting his devo-tion of time to our Holy Family community. Tim was a lifetime parishioner of Holy Family Parish. Attending Holy Family Grade School, Jesuit High and Gonzaga, he grew in his faith to be a person who was truly a “man for others”, in his Church, the Catholic community and our neighborhood community. At Holy Family he became sacristan “par excellence”. Tim was a steward of our liturgies—he cared for all things related to the church and altar. The list is endless: setting up for Mass (weekend, daily, funerals, special de-

votions, etc.) , keeping the pews straightened and changing out the

missalettes and song books annually and seasonally keeping altar breads and altar wine in supply ordering candles and changing them as needed cleaning the candle holders—trimming the wicks emptying wilted flowers and the other wastebaskets recycling when appropriate and more ……

Tim also gave his time as a “steward of creation” by daily watering the plants along Woodstock Boulevard.

Tim’s time was God’s time and was given generously to all as he served his God.

“As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good

stewards of God’s varied grace.” ~ 1 Peter 4:10

HOLY FAMILY PARISH OFFERTORY INCOME NOVEMBER 2015

As of 11/5/2015

Nov. 2015 Budget Nov. 2014

WEEK 1 $8,951 $8,500 $8,505

WEEK 2 $ $5,000 $4,966

WEEK 3 $ $7,450 $7,444

WEEK 4 $ $5,000 $5,009

WEEK 5 $ $4,500 $4,500

ACH Amount $ $21,500 $21,200

Offertory Total $8,951 $51,950 $51,624

Nov. 14/15 Altar Server Greeter Eucharistic Minister Reader

Saturday, 5:30 PM

Jack Sharp Natalie Sharp Nicholas Slugg

TBA Greeter Carolyn Orlando

Deacon Tetzel Tim Dooley Barbara Regan

Milford Ford - Lector Vicki Ford - Commentator

Sunday, 8:30 AM

Simone Guite Maddie Khaw Molly Shannon

TBA Greeter Jill Mitchell

Janet Barta LeAnn Dooley Tim Dooley Joy Hunt Tom Lydon Elizabeth Sewell Mary-Catherine Sewell

Sandra Fisher - Lector Stephen Mitchell - Commentator

Sunday, 10:30 AM

Frances Bengtson McKenzie Fitzgerald Liam Gwyn

Zoe Dickinson TBA Greeter

Zachary Burtram Margaret Dickinson Rachel Dickinson Tim Dooley Winnie Smidt Bob Steffen Lynda Taylor

George Bengtson - Lector Conor Gwyn - Commentator

Parish Staff Parish Center Office Phone: 503-774-1428

Pastor Fr. Rodel de Mesa x106 FatherRodel@holyfamilyportland.com Deacon Tim Dooley Tim_dooley@hotmail.com Pastoral Associate Vicki Ford x123 vicki451@comcast.net Faith Formation Desi Dominguez 503-544-9855 FaithFormation@holyfamilyportland.com Administrative Assistant Peggy English x102 churchlady@holyfamilyportland.com Business Manager Luc Normandin x108 BusinessMgr@holyfamilyportland.com Youth Minister Chelsea Wilde x107 503-683-2791 YouthMinistry@holyfamilyportland.com Maintenance Supervisor Bert Morrison 541-231-1411 bert@holyfamilyportland.com Music Director Chris Brunelle MusicMinistry@holyfamilyportland.com Traditional Choir Dir. Tina Paradiso-Herlein tp4amte@gmail.com School Principal Loretta Wiltgen 503-774-8871 loretta.wiltgen@holyfamilyportland.org Office Volunteer Joyce Holohan-Bell x102 Seminarian Intern Deacon Tetzel Umingli SeminarianIntern@holyfamilyportland.com

Coffee & Donuts November 15 Youth MInistry

Counters November 15 James Dickinson, Phyllis Ferschweiler

Vocation Cross November 8 Tony & Nancy Fazzolari November 15 Catherine Bitz ALL MINISTERS—please go to the Ministry Scheduler and look at the months of December—March. Please list any of the dates you are unable to serve. If you are new to the ministries of Altar Server, Eucharis-tic Minister, Lector, or Greeter—you will be receiving a message soon with the “how to” manage your schedule. If you did not fill out an information form for times you prefer to serve, please do so soon. Thanks!

Ministry Assignments

Scripture Readings for the Week Mon Nov. 9 The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica

Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12/1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17/ Jn 2:13-22

Tues Nov. 10 St. Leo the Great

Wis 2:23—3:9/Lk 17:7-10

Wed Nov. 11 St. Martin of Tours

Wis 6:1-11/Lk 17:11-19

Thurs Nov. 12 St. Josaphat

Wis 7:22b—8:1/Lk 17:20-25

Fri Nov. 13 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini

Wis 13:1-9/Lk 17:26-37

Sat Nov. 14 Wis 18:14-16; 19:6-9/Lk 18:1-8

Sun Nov. 15 Dn 12:1-3/Heb 10:11-14, 18/Mk 13:24-32

Gospel Reflection Nov. 1st ♥ 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

♥ Mark 12:38-44 The first reading from Kings and the Gospel from Mark tell stories of widows. Both widows were poor, but generous. And both believed that they were doing what God wanted them to do. Think of a time when you gave something to some-

one. Were you generous with your gift? Did you give as much as you could, or did you give a little so that you would have lots left over for yourself?

When you have money, how do you spend it? Do

you remember to include God (the church) in your giving?

If you were one of the characters in today’s gospel

story, what would Jesus say about you?

GROWING IN FAITH

WOMEN’S DAY OF RECOLLECTION

Tuesday November 17th

9:30 am – 2:30 pm

Thanksgiving and Blessings! Facilitated by Kim Zea

Join us at Vicki Ford’s Home – 3927 SE Henderson

Presentation, reflection & quiet

time, sharing. prayer and lunch

Suggested donation: $20

Please let us know you are coming:

503-774-1428 ext.123 or

vicki451@comcast.net

Marriage & Family Life

November 8th at 6 PM to 7:30 PM Our next Marriage & Family Life gathering will focus on par-ents with school age children. If you fall into this category then please join us on November 8th at 6pm in Celebration Hall for a lively discussion and connect with other parents of school age children. Babysitting is provided if you sign up in advance so we can have an adequate number of teens available. Sign up sheets are in the back of church or call Peggy at the Parish Center 503-774-1428 x102.

St. Martin’s Day Lantern Walk & Coat Drive November 11th from 5:30pm to 7:30pm in Celebration Hall

St. Martin of Tours started out as a Roman soldier then was baptized as an adult and became a monk. It is understood that he was a kind man who led a quiet and simple life. The best known legend of his life is that he once cut his cloak in half to share with a beggar during a snowstorm, to save the beggar from dying in the cold. That night he dreamed that Jesus was wearing the half-cloak. Martin heard Jesus say to the angels, “Here is Martin, the Roman soldier who is not baptized; he has clothed me.” His feast day, November 11th, is known as Martinmas and celebrated in many different countries. Holy Family celebrates with a lantern walk and donating coats to the needy. Please join us in making a lantern, donating clean, gently used coats and mittens/hats/scarves, and hearing more about St. Martin of Tours. Refreshments will be served.

Memorial Altar Once again, we will dedicate the whole month of Novem-ber to our loved ones who have passed away. Our me-morial altar, dedicated to honor their memory, will be on display in church beginning with All Saints Day. Please bring in a small photo or memento of your deceased loved one to display on the altar. We will honor those members of our parish who passed away this past year by having family members offer a candle for them in our weekend Masses during the month of November. Please contact Peggy at the Parish Center to sign up for your Mass.

YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS

Holy Family Catholic School Did you know? Holy Family Catholic School intentionally builds community amongst its student body. We have orga-nized our students into “Family Groups,” groups of mixed-grade level students, led by 8

th graders, that gather and com-

plete activities as a team. For October’s Family Group activity, students used recycled materials and created monsters. Stu-dents at each grade level had a role in creating the monsters, for example, one student’s job was to choose where and how many eyes the monster received, while another student got to name the monster, etc… Kudos to the 8

th grade students who

led the activity independently, and the entire community, who provided a huge supply of recycled materials for kids to use.

Holy Family CYO Club http://cyoholyfamily.bonzidev.com/home.php?layout=838596

This useful link will take you to our CYO registration page. Here you’ll find information to register for: Basketball (3rd-8th grade), Winter Hot Shots (1-2nd grade basketball) and Swim-ming (K-8th grade). Questions regarding our CYO club? Con-tact Ted Collins at 503-313-8316 or tedpdx@gmail.com .

Confirmation Our next Confirmation gathering will be SUNDAY, November 8th—those registered should gather at 10:20 AM for Mass. After Mass head over to the youth room above the gym for lunch to begin our session. We will finish by 2pm.

Middle School Youth Group Next Middle School Youth Group: Sunday Nov. 15th from 6:30pm-8:30pm in the youth room (school gym building)

Middle School Called Rally 6th to 8th Grade Students

December 5, 2015 3pm-6pm Location: St. Pius X Cost: $35

Register online: http://goo.gl/forms/OBjqLtc2zZ Registrations and Fees due no later than November 18!

The Middle School CALLED Rally is an annual rally held in Portland for Catholic middle schoolers from all over the city. Join hundreds of other middle schoolers for live music, inflata-bles, keynote speakers, dance parties, dinner, Mass, and more! Tell your friends about CALLED! They do not have to be a regular part of our youth group to attend. This event is open to any middle schoolers! :) The $35 fee goes toward your event registration, dinner, and a T-shirt. Scholarships are available.

High School Youth Group Our next High School Youth Group: Tonight, November 8, 2015, 6:30-8:30pm. Bring a friend!

Young Adults Come hang out with other Holy Family young adults each Wednesday evening from 7-9pm in the gym/youth room building. 18+ Questions? Contact Chelsea at youthministry@holyfamilypdx.com

Student Actors Needed The Living Nativity will be held on December 13, 2015 and we need actors and narrators. Students in grades 3rd-8th are en-couraged to participate. No memorizing of lines and no experi-ence necessary. Costumes will be provided. We could also use parent volunteers to help set up, monitor stations, and clean up. (Fair Share Hours are available!) To volunteer please contact Peggy at 503-774-1428 x102 or churchlady@holyfamilyportland.com.

Turkey Bingo!

On Friday, November 13th Holy Family PTO will host the very popular "Turkey Bingo" night. It's just like regular bingo except that a few lucky winners will walk away with their very own frozen turkey!!! It will take place in Celebration Hall at 6:30 PM. Lots of prizes and fun for the whole family. Pizza and root beer floats will be available for purchase. Come join us!

First 1000 Days: A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative Where All Are Welcomed and Loved With Mercy - Day 238

According to 2012 figures most of the children live in sub-Saharan Africa and were infected by their HIV-positive moth-ers during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding. Over 700 children become newly infected with HIV each day. Preg-nant women living with HIV who receive the most effective drug regimens (as recommended by World Health Organiza-tion) prevent mother-to-child transmission of the virus.

First 1000 Days: A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative

PICTURE DIRECTORY SIGN-UP INFO Thanks to all who have made your sitting time!

PLEASE SIGN-UP FOR YOUR “FAMILY PHOTO-SHOOT” -

Before and After Mass on the weekend

Go to our website: www;holyfamilyportland.org and click on the link

Use this link directly http://tinyurl.com/q5nw478

If all else fails, call Peggy at 503-774-1428 ext. 102

You are an important part of our Holy Family and we need YOU to be part of our directory.

The sign-ups are disabled from Friday afternoon until Monday about noon …. This enables you to

sign-up at Mass on the weekend.

OUTREACH & SOCIAL JUSTICE

Please Pray for… Kathy Brown, Carly Lord, Jeff Blanchard, Jennifer Day, Eleanor Storms, Martha Burke, Tim Evens, Pat Kain, Lianne Racanelli, Connie Thompson, Leasa Wiebke, Louise Barricks, Marlene Bar-bera, June Gardner, Lee Lomnicki, Max Kelly, Dorothy Oreste, Arvayda Winward, Jennifer, Barb & Ben Tabler, Marilyn Walstrom, Gary Hunt, Lois Hanson, Jean Marantette, Tucker Taylor, Rose Howe

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

IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS We will soon be preparing for our Advent Season and for the Advent Fair. If you are willing to assist us, please contact Vicki or Desi at 503-774-1428 ext. 123 or FaithFormation@holyfamilyportland.com

Thanksgiving is Coming! Thanksgiving Day Mass 9am

Thanksgiving Day is a very special day in the lives of Holy Family Vincentians. It is the one day of the year that we take over all the jobs at Mass, except, of course, that of Father Rodel. We get to serve you. We also get to ask you to bring an offering of food or money or both. This year we hope your food offering would include jam or jelly, soup, dishwashing liquid, and toiletries.

Mark Thanksgiving Day Mass on your calendars and let us serve you.

Thank you, Penny O’Connell SVDP President

Position Available with

St. Vincent de Paul, Portland Council

Executive Director The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Portland Council is seeking an Executive Director. The Portland Council operates a Food Recovery Program, Mobile Kitchen, emergency services, and supports the work of 50 conferences. The Portland council is seeking a leader with strong business, financial, budgetary and fund raising experience. Candidates shall possess strong attributes in community relations, motivational, conflict resolution, inter-personal and problem solving skills. Preferred candidates would exhibit management experience in the non-profit sector and have knowledge of Catholic values and/or the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Practicing Catholic preferred. St. Vincent de Paul is an equal opportunity employer. Please hand deliv-er, mail or email a Letter of Interest by December 4th no later than 4:00 PM to: Executive Director Search Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Portland Council PO Box 42157, Portland, OR 97242-0157 5120 Se Milwaukie Ave, Portland, Or 97202 Email to: Sharon Hills at sharon@svdppdx.org

Archbishop Appeal 2015 Holy Family Parish is at 66% of our goal for the 2015 Archbishop Appeal which began last Febru-ary. We are asking every household to prayerfully consider making a donation. It would be great if we had 100% participation as this year’s focus is on our youth. Envelopes are located in the back of church. Any amount is welcomed.

Backpacks for Kids If you signed up for this weekend, please pick up an empty bag this weekend and return by Wednesday at 3:30. There are lists provided.

Position Available with

CYO Camp Howard

Account/Business Manager Catholic Youth Organization (CYO)/Camp Howard has an immediate opening for an experienced Accountant/Business Manager. A de-tailed job description may be found at the following link - http://www.cyocamphoward.org/cyosports Please email resume to Tammy Scanlon: tammys@cyocamphoward.org.

Have a Competitive Spirit? Show it by donating blood.

Between November 1–22, give blood on behalf of the Ducks or Bea-

vers and help save a life. (Fans of any team are welcome.)

Holy Family Catholic Church Blood Drive

Tuesday, November 10nd

1:30pm – 7:00pm

For appointment, go to www.redcrossblood.org sponsor code: HolyFamilyPDX or contact Miki Van Houten at 503-475-5772

All presenting donors may enter

a drawing to win a pair of tickets

to the Civil War football game.

This year’s game is scheduled

for Friday, November 27th

in

Eugene.

Eligibility Questions? Please call 1-866-236-3276 or visit

www.redcrossblood.org

Parish Organizations and Contacts Administrative Council James Dickinson 771-1636 Altar Society Judy Poe jltspoe1@gmail.com Bible Study Dave Bergman 784-3272 CYO Ted Collins 313-8136 tedpdx@gmail.com Christian Service Joyce Holohan-Bell 775-5767 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 Glorianne Menely 654-9946 PTO Alanna Goodwin 703-2550 Pastoral Care Winnie Smidt 432-8694 Pastoral Council Steve Tassinari 772-4079 Prayer Circle Dolores Wesselman 771-5505

Kathleen Gianotti 788-6865 holyfamilypdxprayercircle@gmail.com

Prayer Shawl Ministry Terri Cozzoli 788-2073 School Advisory Council Bill Zuelke School Office Sharon Reece 774-8871 St. Vincent de Paul Penny O’Connell 771-1809 Wedding Coordinator Suzanne Cooney 803-8393

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Central Catholic Presents: Twelve Angry Jurors Performance Dates: 6,7,12,13,14 at 7:30 PM and 15th at 2pm Featuring Holy Family Alum Rachel Evered! Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students. For reservations, please call 503-235-3138 x1107.

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Midsummer’s Nights Dream Performance Dates: 13,14, 19, 20, 21 at 7:30 PM

Featuring Holy Family Alums Izzy English and Natalie Galbraith, with Collin Olson assistant director! Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for students. Purchase tickets at the door only.

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