St. Boniface Church

375 SE Church Street Sublimity, Oregon 97385 Office Hours: 8 am-1pm

Tuesday - Friday Closed Monday

St. Mary-Shaw Church

9168 Silver Falls Hwy. PO Box 338

Aumsville, OR 97325 Office Hours: 8am-2pm

Monday-Friday Closed Wednesday Tel: 503-362-6159

Fax: 503-371-6435

WELCOME TO THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF

November 22, 2020

Pastor: Fr. Paul Materu, ALCP Cell Phone: 503.897.7424 Email: bonipast@wvi.com

www.saintboniface.net Fr. Dick Rossman - Priest in Resident

E-mail: rossman@archdpdx.org Deacon Steve Tabor –503-769-8089

''Jesus Christ the King of The Universe''

The feast of Christ the King brings the Church's year to a close and with it comes a reminder that the cycle of our own lives here on earth will also reach its comple-tion. The end of the year is review time and affords us the opportunity to take stock of our conduct as mem-bers of God's household. The gospel points out very for-cibly that admission into our eternal home depends on the effort we make to help and comfort the needy. We shall be assured of a place in Christ's kingdom only if we treat others as Christ treats them. This is a challenging gospel which takes on exceptional importance as it por-trays a powerful image of judgment and presents us with the stark choice of being for or against Christ. There is no in between. None of us can reflect upon it without seeing areas of our lives where change and im-provement are needed. This change and improvement will depend on how we become part of Christ and his mission. Remember that Christ becomes real to the peo-ple around us only in so far as we reach out and show concern for their welfare and commit ourselves to fos-tering their dignity. Whatever good or evil we do to oth-ers is done to him. Christ rules in our hearts and in the world around us when we give of our time, energy and love in performing practical acts of Charity.

Fr. Paul Materu

Parish Mission Statement: We, the Catholic community of St. Boniface, inspired by the Holy Spirit, seek to proclaim and live the Gospel, celebrate the Sacraments, foster our Catholic

traditions and serve the needs of others.

St. Boniface Church, Sublimity —1879—2020 Parish Office Hours: New Office Hours: Tues-Friday 9 am-12noon Fr. Paul Materu, Pastor e-mail: bonipast@wvi.com, 503.897.7424 Kimberly Zuber, Administrative Assistant, 503.769.5664 Email: boniface@wvi.com, cell 503.949.9621. Betty Young, Office Assistant, Email: bonisub@wvi.com Bernadette Lopez -Children’s Faith Formation Directors, bonirel@wvi.com Terry Hendricks, Maintenance Heather Clute: Altar Servers Jonathan & Cheryl Christie, Children’s Liturgy Parish Office: Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers & Lectors Scheduling. Homebound Extraordinary Ministries:

St. Boniface Parish Collection: November 15: 3335.50

Capital Imp.:450.00, Home Mission:340.00, Altar Exp.:105.00, Outreach: 130.00, All Souls: 20.00, All Saints: 20.00,

Flowers: 120.00, Prayer Garden:5.00. It is important that our parishioners mail in or drop off their

collection envelopes. Donations for the Seminarian Twins need to be given to Fr. Paul’s

order ALCP Thank you for your financial support.

This Week At St. Boniface: Please Mail or Drop Off your Collection Envelope!

*Preregistration for Masses: Why? To insure you a seat at Mass. Contact Kim by calling the parish office 769.5664 during office hours (you must talk to a person, do not leave a message) or Email boniface@wvi.com or text/call Kim’s cell phone @ 503-949-9621 for week-end & daily Masses.

Phase 2: 25 people at each Mass and 25 people in the Parish hall for each Mass-Please sign up prior for the Mass time you will be attending.

Sunday, November 22: *8 am Mass *10 am Mass

Monday, November 23: Parish Office Closed

Tuesday, November 24: 7 am Mass & Rosary

Wednesday, November 25: 7 am Mass & Rosary

Thursday, November 26: Thanksgiving Day *9 am Mass. 25 in Church, 25 in Parish hall. Donation of nonperishable food items. Parish office closed

Friday, November 27: Parish office closed Saturday, November 28: 7 pm Vigil Mass *(25 peo-ple in church/25 in Parish hall).

Sunday, November 29: *8 and *10 am Mass.

Please read the following...

Please sign up a day or two ahead to secure your seat at all Masses.

Phase 2: 50 people at Mass.

Adoration (2-4 pm) on Thursday’s please sign up pri-or.

If you Pick up a missalette to use during Mass, you must keep it. Take it home, it is yours to bring back to the next Mass you come to. Do Not Leave The Missalette In The Pew.

All collection envelopes, cash & checks must be put into the collection cabinet inside the main entrance of church. No collection will be taken up during Mass.

The church bulletins will be available for you to pick up on the table where the missalettes are located.

Please leave your kneeler down when you leave church. This will help those who are sanitizing. Thank you!

Confessions on Saturday’s 5:30 to 6:30 pm. You must wear a mask.

Homebound Ministry is now back! All ministers must attend Mass and bring your Pyx and or Burse to receive host from Fr. Paul during Mass. No going to the tabernacle at

this time. Must wear a mask and follow social distancing guidelines.

If you are in need of assistance such as cash, food, cloth-ing, etc., you are encouraged to contact SIT (Santiam Integra-tion Team) at 503.409.3652 to set up an appointment to meet with them at Anthony Hall. You may also contact John King

with the Knights of Columbus at john.d.king85@gmail.com or phone 503.440.5595.

Facebook: SantiamServiceIntegration Volunteers are needed!

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Children’s Faith Formation Wednesday, December 2: 7 pm

Advent Reconciliation Service: More information to come.

*Sign up for Thanksgiving Day Mass Today! Mass will be at 9 am along with our Giving Thanks

collections. Cash/Check & nonperishable food. Thank you for your support and donations.

Only 25 people in church and 25 in parish hall. Parish office will be closed November 26 & 27th.

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November 22, 2020

Dear brothers and sisters, "God is good all the time!" Updates: We added 8 am Mass on Sundays so that you can have more opportunity to at-tend Sunday Masses as a required obligation for us Catholics. Governor Brown and state health officials have additional statewide restrictions to reduce the transmission of COVID-19. This two-week “freeze” begun on Wednesday, Nov. 18 until December 2 and applies to

all faith communities in all counties in all phases. Faith gatherings must not exceed 25 people indoors. Be-cause of the spike in cases, Archbishop Sample will remain observant of the Governor’s new restrictions. Nevertheless, he is disappointed and frustrated with the requirements, especially because spread of the dis-ease has not been happening in Catholic churches. Continue to pray!

During November we are called in a special way to remember ''our brothers and sisters who have fallen asleep in the hope of the resurrection'' For sure we know and believe that if Christ died to save us when we were sinners, what will He not do for us now that we are His disciples! In the scriptural reading Jesus too tells us that He will raise up all who believe in Him. It is this eagerness of God to save us that makes Him give us a chance even after death to be purified of the stains of sin with which we might die. Let us then re-member the holy souls in purgatory and through our suffrages let us alleviate their suffering. For we believe that the souls in purgatory whom we see with our eyes of faith are in greater need of help and relief than the hungry and the thirsty on earth whom we see with our physical eyes. Let our faith lead us to works of chari-ty and prayer on their behalf. The month of November is a traditional time for visiting graves of loved ones, as is the anniversary of death.

“Let us return to the Eucharist with Joy!” We cannot live as Christians without participating in the Sacrifice of the Cross in which the Lord Jesus gives himself unreservedly to save, by his death, humanity which had died because of sin; the Redeemer associates humanity with himself and leads it back to the Father. The family of the Lord: we need to meet our brothers and sisters who share the sonship of God, the fraternity of Christ, we welcome you all back for the Eucharist at St. Boniface. United States Conference of Catholic Bishops

Face coverings are required for everyone to enter church. Persons under the age of 5 are not required but we would like them to wear a mask. Face shields are no longer recommended as a substitute for face coverings because they permit the aerosols to move around the shield. Persons who require an accommodation of exemption under federal or state law.

Why Sign Up~To insure a seat at Mass. Contact Kim by calling the parish office 503.769.5664 during office hours (you must talk to a person, do not leave a message) or Email boni-

face@wvi.com or text/call Kim’s cell phone @ 503-949-9621 for weekend & daily Masses. If you can not make it to Mass that you have signed up for, please let Kim know so she can contact those who were turned away. The state requires us to collect your contact information. Public Health may use your infor-mation to contact you if someone who visits the church tests positive for COVID-19. If we do not follow these rules we can be shut down.

Confessions on Saturday’s 5:30—6:30 pm. 25 people:Weekday Mass times: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 7 am. 25 people:Weekend Mass in church, 25 in Parish hall: Saturday 7pm, Sunday 8 am & 10 am.

New Office Hours until December 2: Tuesday-Friday 9 am to 12 noon. Yours in the Risen Lord, Fr. Paul Materu, Pastor St. Boniface

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Santiam Cleanery Service Dry Cleaning & Pressing Drapes Bulk Cleaning Leathers & Suedes Table Cloth Rental

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~St. Boniface & St. Mary Shaw Liturgy & Worship Page~

Reconciliation: St. Boniface Saturday 5:30-6:30 pm.

Baptisms: Please contact Fr. Paul.

Weddings: Please contact Fr. Paul at least 6 months in advance of your wedding date.

Homebound Communion: Ministers can bring their Pyxe

and or Burse to receive host from Fr. Paul during Mass time only.

No going to the tabernacle to get host at this time.

New Parishioners Welcome to St. Boniface.

To register, change your address or phone number, please email or call the parish office. Contact information found on the center page

of the bulletin.

Children’s Faith Formation: Contact Fr. Paul RCIA: Contact Fr. Paul

Confirmation Registration: Contact Fr. Paul

Day & Date Time and

Place I (& II Reading) Responsorial Psalm Gospel Reading Intention

Mon. Nov. 23

Sts. Clement I & Columban

1st Reading:Revelation 14:1-3, 4b-5 Resp. Psalm:241bc-4ab, 5-6 Luke 21:1-4

Tue. Nov. 24

St. Andrew Dug-Lac 7 am

1st Reading: Revelation 14:14-19 Resp. Psalm: 96:10-13 Luke 21:5-11 Tom VanVeen †

8:30 am St. Mary

Shaw Anton Wolf †

Wed. Nov. 25

St. Catherine of Alexandria 7 am

1st Reading:Revelation 15:1-4 Resp. Psalm:98:1-3ab, 7-9 Luke 21:12-19 Len & Margaret Dieringer †

8:30 am St. Mary

Shaw Gary Martinmaas †

Thu. Nov. 26 Thanksgiving Day 9 am

1st Reading: Sirach 50:22-24 Resp. Psalm: 113:1-8 Luke 17:11-19 Thanksgiving

8:30 am St. Mary

Shaw Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:3-9 People of the Parish

Fri. Nov. 27

1st Reading: Revelation 20:1-4, 11-21:2 Resp. Psalm:84:3-5-6a & 8a Luke 21:29-33

8:30 am St. Mary

Shaw Theresa Ely †

Sat. Nov. 28 7 pm 1st Reading: Revelation 22:1-7 Luke 21:34-36 Al Dozler †

5 pm St. Mary

Shaw Resp. Psalm:95:1-3, 5-7a Danielle Favre

Sun. Nov. 29

1st Sunday of Advent 8 am 1st Reading: Isaiah 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7 Mark 13:33-37 People of the Parish

8 am St. Mary

Shaw Resp. Psalm:80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19 John Sturges †

10 am 2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:3-9 Kevin Schumacher †

St. Boniface Minister Schedule November 26, 28 & 29, 2020

7 pm 8 am 10 am Thanksgiving Day

9am

Sacristans Kamala Voth Dick

VanCauteren Sue Schu-

macher Volunteer

Announce/Lector

Jonathan Penrice

Steve Zuber Jonathan Christie

Steve Zuber

Greeters/Ushers

Gabe Voth Sue VanHandel Volunteer Kim Zuber

Please Pray For the following friends & family.. Ashwell Family, Eliz-abeth LaSala, Garrett Kaufmann, Dick Doerfler, Dolores Morris, Grayson Beaty, Marilyn Lulay, Howard Heuberger, Rosemary Heuberger, Rosie Nelson, Ted Peters, Suzanne Beutler, Karrie Wel-ter, David Benton, Mary Fery, Marvin Nichols, Joan Adams, Shannon Byler, Paul Ditter, David Morin, Eunice Beyer, Anne Pavelek, Nathan Ripp, Fr. Ed Coleman, Dan Henry, Kara Chytka, Peter J. Jr., Keith, Ann, Lori & Rose Smith, and all those living in Assisted Living Facilities in our area.

Prayer Chain Request: St. Boniface: Parish office: boniface@wvi.com

New Parishioners: Welcome to our parish! To Register, change your address or phone number, please

contact the office either in person, by phone or email.

You will then be mailed a registration form to be filled out and return it to the parish office.

St. Mary’s P.O. Box 338, Aumsville, OR 97325 or St. Boniface 375 SE Church Street, Sublimity, OR 97385

Please print!

Name:___________________________________________

Address:_________________________________________

State: ______ Zip:____________ Phone #_________________

and E-mail:________________________________________

Santiam Vicariate Youth Ministry: Carolyn Rich, Vicariate Youth Coordinator, youthm@immacstayton.org 503.769.2656 MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP Our next MSYG is scheduled for Wednesday, December 2 at Regis High School from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP This Sunday, November 22, HSYG will meet from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. Tonight is an Adoration night! Come and praise the Lord with us! CONFIRMATION NEWS 1st-year Confirmation: (grades 9 to 11) The next mandatory youth group scheduled is this Sunday, November 22 at Regis HS from 6:30 to 8 pm. It is an adoration night. 2nd-year Confirmation: (grades 9 to 12) Non-Regis students: The next Confirmation session for the teens is this Sunday, November 22 from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm. Please be sure to bring your mask, a water bottle and your lunch!

ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS! This year’s Called to Protect training, “Meet Sam,” is now available and must be completed by December 1, 2020. This training must be completed by all adults working directly with minors. To access the training: 1. Visit: https://armatus2.praesidiuminc.com/ armatusUser/login 2. Enter your login username (first initial of first name, full last name), and password (2 digit birth month, 2 digit birthday, and the word “or”). Use lowercase for both username and password. 3. Click the Login button 4. Scroll down to the course titled “Meet Sam”. Questions, please contact the par-ish office.

63rd Semi-Annual BBQ Chicken Dinner on Sunday, December 6 at Sacred Heart-St. Louis Parish, Gervais from 11 am to 2 pm. Full Dinner $12. Menu: 1/2 BBQ Chicken, Baked Potato, coleslaw, Dinner Roll and slice of pie (apple or berry). Also

available 1/2 BBQ Chicken $8. each and Quarts of Coleslaw $5. each.

Due to current COVID restrictions this will be drive thru only! Please watch for traffic attendant to guide you.

SANTIAM WILDFIRE RELIEF UPDATE! The Stayton Community Food Bank is expanding its hours and service

options for our local communities, including those affected by the San-

tiam Canyon wildfires. Effective immediately, the food bank will be

open for Saturday hours, will offer scheduled pickups on Wednesday

afternoons, and can schedule deliveries for homebound individuals. If

you need food assistance, the Stayton Community Food Bank can help:

• MONDAY thru SATURDAY: 9 AM-12 Noon Regular shopping hours now on Saturday, too.

• WEDNESDAY: 3-5 PM

OPEN FOR PICKUP BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Call 503-769-4088 to schedule.

• MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9 AM–12 Noon HOMEBOUND individuals can call to schedule DELIVERY.

A Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief volunteer will deliver food to your

door. Call 503-769-4088 to schedule.

The Stayton Community Food Bank is located at:

1210 Wilco Road (corner of Locust St/Wilco Rd)

The Salvation Army still needs volunteer Bell Ringers for Roth’s in Stayton! The Salvation Army is short on funds due to the covid virus and the wildfires. Any time you can volunteer is much appreciated. There is a need from Thanksgiving thru Christmas. To sign up, please call George Gerspacher 503.932.4201 or 769.3145. Delicious Trappist Abby Fruit, Date & Tropical 1 pound cakes $13.00 each and 3 pound cakes $22.00. Supplies are limited so order your cakes now by contacting George Gerspacher.

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