Our Divine Savior Church

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil: 5:00 pm. Sunday:

7:30, 9:00

& 11:00 am

Morning Mass: 8:00 am

(Tuesday-Friday)

Confessions:

Saturdays 3:30-4:30 pm

MISSION STATEMENT Our Divine Savior Parish, a Roman Catholic

community, nourished by God’s grace and the sacraments, embraces the

mission of Jesus Christ. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we live the gospel

through our worship of God and through loving service to one another and

to the greater community.

November 24 ,2019

Pastor...Fr. Martin Ramat

Deacon..Mr. James Burkett

Deacon..Mr. David Kraatz

PARISH PERSONNEL

OFFICE

Carol Weigel, Secretary

Gale Golden, Office Assistant

BOOKKEEPER

Barbara Linquist

DIRECTOR OF

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Jennifer Forward, 345-6201

[email protected]

FACILITY MANAGER

Dan Layne, 521-6520

[email protected]

MUSIC DIRECTOR

Allison Ward

345-2176

[email protected]

YOUTH MINISTER

Phil Bartek

[email protected]

Parish Office Hours:

Monday - Friday

10:00 am-3:00 pm

566 E. Lassen Ave.

Chico, CA 95973

Phone 530.343.4248

Fax 530.343.3538

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.ourdivinesavior.org

Our Divine Savior Church

PARISH MINISTRIES/ORGANIZATIONS

RITE OF CHRISTIAN

INITIATION OF ADULTS

Director of RCIA :

Stephanie & Deacon James Burkett, 893-2348

[email protected]

BAPTISM PREPARATION

Deacon James Burkett, 893-2348

SACRAMENT OF HOLY MATRIMONY

By appointment, 6 months in advance.

Call the Parish Office

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Sundays from 10:05am - 10:50am (SH)

Wednesdays from 7-8 pm (SH)

CHILDREN’S LITURGY

During the 11:00am Mass -

Matt & Pamela Meuter, 566-0425

PARISH MINISTRIES /ORGANIZATIONS

ALTAR SERVERS

Dan & Derette Layne, 521-6520

BEREAVEMENT /FUNERAL

RECEPTION COMMITTEE

Terry Nelson, 895-1509

Debbie Abbott 891-1491

BIBLE STUDY

Tuesday mornings 9-11AM

in the ODS Prayer Room.

Everyone is welcome.

Contact Terry Matthews, 893-1644

BULLETIN

[email protected] , 343-4248

Deadline: Friday, by 1:00 pm

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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS

Sharon McQuirk, 570-0181

Carole Claiborne, 228-9701

CATHOLIC LADIES

RELIEF SOCIETY

Kathy Lanpheir, 707-290-5670

CATHOLICS RETURNING HOME

Deacon James Burkett,

893-2348

CONSOLATION MINISTRY

Lyn Dorenzo, 891-8026

FLOWER DONATIONS

Parish Office 343-4248

INNER HEALING MINISTRY

588-4386

JESUS CENTER

Suellen Grenko

[email protected]

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #13765

Don Nelson

895-1509

LITURGY COMMITTEE

Joanie Frericks, 345-4283

MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER and

VOCATIONS COMMITTEE

Deacon James & Stephanie Burkett,

893-2348

MEN’S BIBLE STUDY

Friday mornings, 6-7AM in the Knights of

Columbus Room at ODS Parish.

Contact Glenn Padula, 530-865-3028

MINISTRY TO THE SICK

& HOMEBOUND

Bunny Ripp

Please call Parish Office,

343-4248.

PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL

Steve Appleby, 899-1672

PARISH PASTORAL

COUNCIL

Tatiana Fassieux, 343-6950

Angela Frazier Co-chair

809-1623 home or 520-6999 cell

PRO-LIFE CATHOLIC MINISTRY

We meet the 2nd, 3rd & 4thThursdays

of the month in the Social Hall #4, 6-8:30 PM.

Mary Waldorf, 345-8638

PRO-LIFE ROSARY GROUP

1st Thursday of the month in the

Social Hall, #4, 6-7 PM.

Diane Lusk, 519-9749.

SMALL CHURCH COMMUNITIES

If interested in joining one of the Small Church

Communities, contact Carol Weigel, 343-3885

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

Roxane Canfield - 680-7917

TORRES SHELTER

Rich Nichols, 520-4418

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Observances for the week of November 24, 2019

Sunday: Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Monday: St. Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin & Martyr Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Thanksgiving Day Friday: Saturday: St. Andrew, Apostle Next Sunday: 1st Sunday of Advent ©LPi

QUESTIONS OF THE WEEK

First Reading

Today’s reading records how God orchestrated David’s anointing as king

of Israel, a central figure in Jesus’ ancestry. What does this teach us about

God’s divine providence? Second Reading

In today’s reading from Colossians, Paul preserves for us one of the earliest

Christological hymns (Col 1:15-20). How do you see this hymn affirming Jesus’ identity as our Lord and King?

Gospel Reading

For Luke, those who mocked Jesus on the cross failed to see how his suffering and death were central to his identity as Lord and King of the Universe. Why do you think this remains a mystery to so

many?

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READINGS

November 24 2019

Sunday 2 Sm 5:1-3/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4, 4-5 [cf. 1]/Col 1:12-20/Lk 23:35-43

Monday: Dn 1:1-6, 8-20/Dn 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 56 [52b]/Lk 21:1-4

Tuesday: Dn 2:31-45/Dn 3:57, 58, 59, 60, 61 [59b]/Lk 21:5-11

Wednesday: Dn 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, 23-28/Dn 3:62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 [59b]/Lk 21:12-19

Thursday: Dn 6:12-28/Dn 3:68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 [59b]/Lk 21:20-28

Friday: Dn 7:2-14/Dn 3:75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81/Lk 21:29-33

Saturday: Rom 10:9-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [10 or Jn 6:63]/Mt 4:18-22

Next Sunday: Is 2:1-5/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [1]/Rom 13:11-14/Mt 24:37-44

MASS INTENTIONS

Sat 23 5:00 ┼ Our Beloved Deceased

┼ Rita Frericks, d, (Joanie Frericks)

Sun 24 7:30 ┼ Our Beloved Deceased

┼ Dorothy Vrisimo, d, (Vrisimo Family)

9:00 ┼ Our Beloved Deceased

11:00 ┼ Our Beloved Deceased

Mon. 25 Bradford Boswell, Happy Birthday, (Brian &

Gail Boswell)

Tues 26 8:00 ┼ Our Beloved Deceased

┼ William Gainok, d, (Michael & Laurel Gainok)

Wed 27 8:00 ┼ Our Beloved Deceased

┼ Adan Guzman, d, (Guzman & Garcia Family)

Thurs 28 8:00 ┼ Our Beloved Deceased

┼ John Decker, d, (Pat Decker)

Fri 29 8:00 ┼ Our Beloved Deceased

GOSPEL MEDITATION “The rulers sneered … the soldiers jeered … one of the criminals hanging there reviled Jesus.” Is this the King of the Jews, the King of the Universe? If it is so, perhaps his kingdom is not at all what we would expect! In his letter to the laity, St. John Paul II spoke about how Christians share in the kingly mission of Christ. First, “they exercise their kingship as Christians, above all in the spiritual combat in which they seek to overcome in themselves the kingdom of sin.” In other words, before we give any thought to transforming society, we must first allow God to transform us. Through daily prayer, regular self-examination, and frequent confession, we can recognize our faults more readily and choose love instead!

Second, St. John Paul II writes that the laity “make[s] a gift of themselves so as to serve, in justice and in charity, Jesus who is himself present in all his brothers and sisters, above all in the very least.” Christ’s kingship, and our own participation in it, is requires us to look beyond the privileged of society. It goes beyond networking and struggles of power. It goes with Jesus to the Cross!

Still, the kingship of Christ ought to effect society. “The lay faithful are called to restore to creation all its original value … ordering creation to the authentic well-being of humanity.” Jesus does this in a radical way through his death and resurrection. We, too, are invited to bring new life to the world around us. This means holding the world and everything in it as sacred. It means advocating for civil policies that respect life and paying special care to the vulnerable and marginalized in every stage of life. It means being disciples of Jesus, inviting people into authentic love so that one day we will together “be with [him] in Paradise!”

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Bulletin

Holiday Deadline Schedule

December 8th issue: No later than Monday, Nov. 25

On this day may God be thanked

for that good and perfect gift, the

gift immeasurable: His life, His

love, His very self in Jesus Christ.

M D Babcock

T he rulers sneered at Jesus and said, "He saved others, let him save himself if he is the chosen one, the Christ of God." Even the soldiers jeered at him. As they approached to offer him wine they called out, "If you are King of the Jews, save yourself." - Lk 23:35-37 Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.


PARISH NEWS

Carmelo Chavez

Joseph Cruz

Wayne Burkett

Jo Ann Coules

Joel Rivera

Geoff Edmonds

John Hauder

Madeline Ballew

Tom Claiborne

Sarah Hurley

Stephanine Elstins

Michael Kolonay

Don & Joseph Felipe

Carolyn Mormann

Carianne Wrona

Jordan Decker

Maria Partyk

Lee Ann Houston

Allie Hunter

Dim Warmerdam

Joe Richard

Maggie Katz Thompson

Nate Hinerman

Fran England

Jim Paiva

Rosemary Hull

Mario Guzman

Catherine McGuire

Gayle Carson

Carolyn Ellis

John & Jane Hoffman

Mary Ann Olson

Sue Alverson

Chris Mendoza

Joanne Puritz

Ron Stanton

Michele Stanton-Boles

Roger Castro

Margrit Vogelesang

Tami Toon

Dennis Baker

Arturo Naranjo

George Willets

Jonathan Martin

Liz Herring

Audrey Downes

Dianna Marvin

Vera Robinson

Michael Merrifield

Andy Edwards

Bruce Lopez

Sylvia Lopez

Paul McCormick

Melina Petterson

Gretchen Fritz

Carmela Sorrentino

Sherry Scofield

Jerry Bailes

Dennis McCosker

Jody Behr

Carole Claiborne

Jack Feder

Please note: in order to keep our Prayer List current, names will remain on the list for 4 weeks.

Please resubmit after that time by contacting the Parish Office, 343-4248

Please Keep In Your Prayers

Next Week

Projects & Initiatives

and

Canned Food Collection

Do you?

For God so loved the world, not just a few

The wise and great, the noble and the true

Or those of favored class or race or hue

God loved the world. Do you?

Grace Uhler

Get Ready for Advent The high school students will be offering Advent candles and wreaths after Mass November 16/17 and November 23/24. Donations will gladly be accepted and all money raised will go towards sending high school students to their retreat at Richardson Springs in February. Suggested donations for candles will be $10 and for wreaths $15. Thank you for supporting our high school ministry.

Adopt-A-Family Gift Cards Christmas 2019

It is hard to believe, but once again we are quickly approaching the fabulous gift giving time of the year, Merry Christmas 2019!

Our Divine Savior Parish is partnering with Northern Valley Catholic Social Services (NVCSS) purchasing gift cards for their client's Holiday Baskets. ODS Parishioners have been giving toward this great service for many years, helping with individual needs of food and specialty items.

Gift Cards will be available outside church on the display board. There will be a gift card return box available at the entrance of church or you can take them directly to the social hall on Dec 3, 4 or 5 - noon to 7 pm.

Thank you, in advance for your generous, supportive, giving spirits.

Terry Westlake and Angela Frazier Questions call Angela - 530-520-6999

Advent Penance Service

This year, there will be one Advent Penance Service in Chico. It

will be Dec. 9th at 6 pm here at ODS and will include St. John's

and STM parishes.

October 2019 Donations

Sunday 21,545.23

P & I 4,028.00

St. Fr & St. Cl 75.00

SVdP 500.00

Torres Shelter 105.00

World Mission Sunday 1,236.30

October 2019 Online Donations

Sunday 4,833.00

P & I 745.00

St. Fr & St. Cl 30.00

SVdP 55.00

World Mission Sunday 35.00

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Consolation Ministry Support Group

There will be no monthly meetings until after the first

of the year. Start up dates will be posted in the future

bulletins.


PARISH NEWS

Christmas Gift Giving

As in years past, St. Vincent de Paul has identified

families in need of support during Christmas time.

As a parish, let us continue this spirit of giving and

sharing during the Christmas holidays. We will

have a board in front of the Church after Masses

with tags that specify the type of gifts that will be

needed for each family member. The deadline for

returning the wrapped gifts is December 14th. There

will be a box in the vestibule for you to return the

wrapped gifts. Thank you for your generosity.

Everyday Stewardship How Would You Rule Your Kingdom?

It would be kind of awesome to be a king or queen! Absolute rule, untold wealth, and people answering your every beck and call are things that wouldn’t be half bad. Of course, I would be a benevolent monarch, and I would hope that all my subjects would love me. They could cheer me as I came out of the palace, and I think my popularity ratings in the polls would be through the roof. But if they weren’t, that would be fine, too, because I would rule the kingdom. And that means no throwing me out of office. Talk about job security!

As great as that sounds, the King of kings could have had all that as well, but instead, he chose quite a different path. He gave up absolute rule so all his subjects could have the free will to choose to follow him. He gave up untold wealth so he could be treated like a common criminal and receive a death sentence. He gave up having servants at his disposal so he could be the servant of all his subjects himself. Yes, he was the King of kings, but he was nothing like a typical king. As much as I think it would be great to be a king myself, I would rather emulate this King instead.

Who would you rather be like? You could have it all or choose to give away everything. You could choose a path of luxury or a path of trial. You could be respected by many or find yourself in a culture that increasingly finds you objectionable. Who would you rather be like? Do you arrive at an answer quickly, or do you need some time to think about it? The King of kings awaits your reply. Tracy Earl Welliver

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Thanksgiving Mass

Thursday, November 28th, 2019

**** 8 am ****

Time change

Please join us as we give thanks to God for all that He

has abundantly given to us.

Thanksgiving Blessing for your Table

All are invited to bring a food item that you will be

serving with your Thanksgiving Dinner to be blessed at

our Thanksgiving Mass on Thursday, November 28th.

It will be placed around the Altar and blessed by Fr.

Martin at Mass.

Does This Sound Like You?

Struggling to forgive God, others, or self?

Stuck with unhealthy habits or sins?

Having tension with work? Family? Kids? Life?

If you can check off one, or more, of these - you CAN get

relief! Call the Inner Healing Ministry, at 530-588-4386, to

schedule a session.

Free Breakfast. Join us!

WOW! It’s time for you to look at what goes on

in the Social Hall after Mass on the first Sunday

of each month. IT’S BREAKFAST!! You've seen

the banner in front of the Church front and wondered, would I

like to go there? Nah, too busy; have chores at home; probably

no one I know is there; I didn't bring any money today. It’s for

YOU!! It’s FREE!! Yep, breakfast is free Sunday, December

1st after the 7:30 and 9:00 am Masses. Take a short walk to the

Social Hall after Mass and enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast

that the Knights of Columbus has made just for YOU! Pan-

cakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit salad, coffee, tea, orange

juice, fellowship, a great time with even greater food. The

Knights have made it possible for you to join your fellow

parishioners for breakfast without spending anything. So, there

it is, FREE, delicious food December 1st after the 7:30 and

9:00 Mass.


RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS

RCIA NEWS!!

(Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults)

ARE YOU SOMEONE OR DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE

WHO…

•Has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic?

•Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the

Sacraments of Confirmation

and Eucharist?

•Was baptized in another Christian tradition who desires to

become Catholic.

•Would like to learn more about your Catholic Faith? Maybe

your children have asked, and you are not quite sure how to

answer or you feel you need a “refresher” course in what we

believe as Catholics.

Sessions focus on the teachings and experience of the Church

and prepare individuals to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism,

Confirmation, and Eucharist during the Easter season. You are

welcome to participate in the process with your questions, your

insights and your faith story in a warm accepting setting. For

information, please contact Deacon James or Stephanie

Burkett at (530) 893-2348.

Sharing the Gospel with Kids

When the soldiers hurt Jesus, they were only doing their job. They

did not understand that they were killing God’s Son. Jesus saw

into the hearts of those soldiers, and he forgave them. A man next

to Jesus on the cross had done terrible things. He knew he

deserved to die on a cross, and he was truly sorry. This criminal

believed that Jesus was God’s Son. Jesus saw into that criminal’s

heart, and Jesus forgave him, too.

Prayer

Dear God, thank you for sending Jesus to forgive my sins, too

Something to Draw

Draw a picture of Jesus on the cross.

Mission for the Week

Jesus forgave the people who killed him. He expects you to

forgive people who hurt you, too. Think of one person with whom

you have been angry. Ask God to help you forgive that person,

because Jesus forgives you.

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Religious Education News

Religious Education has begun. For more information, contact the Religious

Education office, 345-6201

All High and Junior High students are invited to

come and share fun, food, games and fellowship

in the new youth room in the Social Hall! High

School students meet Sundays at 6:30 pm and

Junior High students on Tuesdays at 6: 30 pm. Any

questions, you can contact Phil Barktek at [email protected]

Come join the fun!

Father/Son Program A Father/Son Program is for 12 - 15-year-old boys and their dads will be Friday, December 6, 2019 from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. at Our Divine Savior's social hall in Chico. The Father/Son Program explores God’s special gifts of human sexuality and fertility as well as the goodness and wonder of His plan for growing up and becoming a man of integrity. Refreshments and a light dinner will be served. Registration is $25.00 per family, if received by December 2, 2019. Reservation forms can be printed at http://www.ourdivinesavior.org. They can also be found in the back of the church or call the Our Divine Savior Religious Education office at 345-6201 for more information.

The Office of Youth & Adult Ministry is pleased to

announce Gospel Masses in the Diocese of Sacramento!

• Every 2nd Saturday at 5 pm at St. Rose Parish in

Sacramento

• Every 2nd Sunday at 11:30 am at St. Basil Parish in

Vallejo

The Gospel Masses feature gospel music and the preaching

of Fr. Bart Landry, CSP, Our Coordinator for Black

Catholic Ministry in the Diocese of Sacramento.


FAMILY ROOM

Family Room

Thanksgiving Day

Our one nation, under God, sets aside the fourth Thursday

in November to remember our roots. We were an

immigrant people who arrived with next to nothing in

worldly goods and a lot of hope in our hearts. Our

country was founded on faith and the belief that God

blesses us with all we need. Imagine arriving in a new

world with nothing but the clothes on your back - no

shelter, no government, no roads, no cell phones. Our

forbears were broke, but not broken. Most of all, they

realized that their lives were in the hands of God.

And they gave thanks. For food, first of all! For a

bountiful harvest with enough to last through the winter.

For settling in, that sense of belonging and a new start in

a foreign land. For new friends, the natives who made

them welcome and showed them how to survive with a

climate and soil that were unfamiliar.

As the country grew, we gathered together to “form a

more perfect union, establish justice, insure

domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense,

promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of

liberty to ourselves and our posterity.” Our country was

founded on these ideals, and we are still that people. In

the midst of our very troubled world, we are free. We are

reminded to be grateful for all we have.

As we gather for feasts with our family or take the

opportunity to give thanks by helping others, we turn our

hearts to the big picture, to the miracle of freedom. We

are free from want. We have shelter and clothing and

daily bread. We let the sun or the raindrops fall on our

faces as we look up to our God, who blesses us. We

praise his providence and recognize that “All good gifts

around us, are sent from heaven above.”

Happy Thanksgiving!

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JOIN US FOR OUR ANNUAL WOMEN/MEN’S RETREAT

HAVE YOU BEEN THINKING ABOUT GOD LATELY? Renew your inner life at our parish weekend retreat for women/men on Women's /Jan. 10-12 and Men's/ Feb. 14-16. The retreat theme this year is “May the Passion of Jesus Christ be always in our Hearts: Inspired by the Gospel of Mark”. You’ll be amazed how much the retreat will help you find God in your daily experience and what peace this awareness can bring you. Call in your reservation now. «Stephanie and Deacon James Burkett 893-2348» or the Retreat Center at 916-725- 4720 or online at christthekingretreatcenter.org. Please know that if you are unable to come this weekend, you are welcome to attend one that is more convenient.

First fruits of Your blessing

And now on this Thanksgiving day,

Your bounteous hand confessing,

Upon Your altar, Lord, we lay

The first-fruits of Your blessing.

By You the souls of men are fed

With gift of grace supernal;

You who gave us earthly bread,

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