Rev. John Bohn, Pastor - Jackson

July 3, 2016
July 3, 2016
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
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Sunday: 9:15 - 10:15 A.M.
Wednesday: 6:00 - 7:00 P.M.
Adults & Ages 3 - Grade 9
1242 Lynnwood Drive
Jackson,
MS 39206
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Jackson, MS 39206
Mailing Address:
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16547
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16547
Jackson,
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Jackson, MS 39236
Phone (601) 366-2335
www.saintrichard.com
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Director of Christian Service
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YOUTH WORLD
THE PARISH COMMUNITY
FAITH LIFE
Grades 10, 11 and 12
Thursday, July 7– meet at St. Richard for the
5:30 P.M. daily Mass and supper club at Pizza
Shack (bring money to pay for dinner)
Saturday, July 9– Service Day! Mark your
calendars! (Time and location TBA)
Thursday, June 14– meet at St. Richard for
5:30 P.M. Mass and supper club at Newk’s
(bring money to pay for dinner)
ALIVE
Grades 7, 8, and 9
Fun in the Son 2016
All youth who will be in 8th, 9th, and 10th
grades in the fall of 2016 are welcome.
“Scripture by the Slice”, a summer
discipleship group for 7th, 8th and 9th graders,
will meet on Wednesday evenings from 6 P.M.
until 7:30 P.M. in the Youth
Center. Bring $3 for pizza and
drink! We will meet on
Wednesday, July 6 and
Wednesday, July 20.
“The Breakfast Club” meets
on Friday mornings at 8 A.M. We will attend the 8
A.M. Mass and then head to a local restaurant for
breakfast. Bring enough money for your food and
come join us on Fridays!
The Breakfast Club will meet on Friday, July 8
and Friday, July 22.
ADORATION
“It is for us that, during eighteen hundred years, our
divine Savior has remained day and night on our
altars, that we may have recourse to Him in all our
needs; and nothing so much afflicts His divine Heart
as our ingratitude for such a favor, and our neglect to
visit Him and ask His blessing. If we knew how
profitable those visits are, we should be constantly
prostrate before the altar.” (BI. J. B. Marcellin Champagnat)
Eucharistic Adoration is every Wednesday, 9 A.M.
until 9 P.M. To make a commitment for an hour each
week, or to become a substitute contact Suzan Cox
email cox@saintrichard.com or call 601.366.2335.
Adorers are needed for the hours of 12 P.M.-1 P.M. and
1 P.M.-2 P.M. Adorers are also needed for the hour of
10 A.M. until 11 A.M. for the month of July.
Mission Mississippi Prayer Breakfast
No Mission Mississippi Prayer Breakfast this week.
Watch the bulletin for future meetings.
Mother’s Morning Out is enrolling children
for 2016-2017. If you are interested in registering
your child for Mother’s Morning out, contact
Rachel Kenyon at 601.594.7427.
Divine Mercy Series
The Story is Being Told
The DVD series “Divine Mercy: Second Greatest
Story Ever Told” has begun. The series features
Father Michael Gaitley, a priest of the Marian of
Immaculate Conception. Father Gaitley weaves
together the history of Fatima, Saint John Paul II,
Saint Maximillian Kolbe and Divine Mercy. The
evenings include opening and closing prayers, a
twenty minute video and simple group
discussions. Sessions are every Tuesday
evening at 6 P.M. in Foley Hall. Sessions will not
be longer than an hour and a half. The series will
conclude on August 9. For more information contact
Suzan Cox at 601.366.2335 or email
cox@saintrichard.com
Save the Date– Hunger Banquet 2016
A new look for the same purpose–
feeding the hungry in our city, state and world.
Saturday, August 20, 2016
at the Manship (1200 N. State Street)
This year’s theme is The Hunger Games.
Watch your bulletin for more information!
2016 Biking for Babies
Renewing the culture of life,
one pedal stroke at a time.
Two teams of young adults are
pedaling along the Mississippi to
physically, spiritually and financially
support U.S. pregnancy resource
centers. Follow the mission and
donate to the centers at www.bikingforbabies.com.
Meet and greet one of the teams on Thursday,
July 14 at 6 P.M. in Foley Hall. The Knights of
Columbus will be serving a spaghetti dinner.
SAINT RICHARD CATHOLIC
SCHOOL CORNER
St. Richard School Summer Office Hours
The school office will be closed July 4– July 8
July: Tuesday-Thursday • 8:30 A.M. until 12:30 P.M.
Call the school office at 601.366.1157
Independence Day Firework Celebration!
Invite your friends and family to join St. Richard Church on Sunday, July 3 after 5 P.M. Mass. We’ll be
hanging out on the football field! Tailgating is definitely permitted; come early and claim your spot. The St. Richard
Knights of Columbus will be selling hotdogs, hamburgers, roasted corn-on-the-cob, sno-cones, cotton
candy and soft drinks. Bring cash!
Taylor’s Shetland Ponies will be available for the children, and there is tons of green space for a
quick soccer or football game. At sundown, Bobby Moorehead and his pyrotechnic crew will provide an
outstanding fireworks display. Don’t forget to bring a comfortable lawn chair or a picnic blanket, cash
for dinner and your favorite dessert to share!
St. Richard Bereavement Support Group
Why Am I So Angry and What Can I Do About It?
Thursday, July 14 at 6:30 P.M. in the Mercy Room
Speaker: Pat Walden, Parishioner and St. Dominic Pastoral Ministry Director
The monthly St. Richard Bereavement Support Group will meet on Thursday, July 14 at 6:30 P.M. in the Mercy
Room. Pat Walden, our speaker, lost her husband several years ago. She will be speaking about something we’ve all
experienced or are dealing with now– anger at life or at the whole situation we are forced to deal with during and after
the loss of our loved ones.
This group is for all who are hurting from losing a loved one or for those who are trying to comfort and
understand the grief of a family member or friend. If you know someone who is bereaved, invite them! It is open to
all. If you have questions, or just need to talk to someone, call Suzie Cranston (601.982.5464), Linda Lalor
(601.853.8840) or Nancy McGhee (601.942.2078 or email ncmcghee@bellsouth.net).
Pictorial Directory
If you are “officially” registered at St. Richard Church you should have received a flyer in the mail over the past
few days, if not it should be coming soon. This flyer has the step by step instructions on setting up your time to have
your picture taken. Fr. John wants 100% participation for this directory. This means WE NEED YOUR HELP! We
need every family (whether that is just you or several members of your family) to schedule an appointment to have
their picture taken. Our hope is that we fill up all those dates and we need to schedule additional dates. For each
group photographed, Lifetouch will provide a FREE 8x10 photo and a free Church directory. You will also have the
opportunity to purchase additional pictures if you choose to do so. This is a perfect opportunity to get an updated
picture of yourself and/or your family. We have scheduled four weeks for photos to be taken: July 19-23, August 2-4
and August 23-27, and September 8-10. Again, there are several times to select from for your convenience. Those who
have children or grandchildren going off to college make your appointment early! We have almost 1400 families here
at St. Richard and we are shooting for 100% participation! Please do your part and help us reach our goal.
St. Richard Football– Calling All Football Players in the 3RD-6TH Grades
If your child is interested in playing football for the St. Richard Cardinals, see the important information below!
The parish football team will start getting together for summer practices once or twice a week starting Mid-July. We
will be going over basic football and doing a little conditioning so that we can jump right in to fall practices. If your
child would like to play, email the following information to Josh Garner as soon as possible; child’s name, age, grade
and weight. Email to garner.joshua@jackson.sysco.com. If you have any questions or would like more
information, call Josh Garner at 601.540.4666. Go Cardinals!
READING THE OLD TESTAMENT by Lawrence Boadt
SAVE THE DATES: Old Testament Class at St. Richard Church!
Six Weeks: On the following Tuesdays: September 6, 13, 20 & 27 • October 4 & 11
A diocesan formation class for Catechists, anyone who does ministry in the church or anyone interested in
understanding scripture. The class will use the text Reading the Old Testament by Lawrence Boadt, available through
Amazon. Facilitated by Mary Louise Jones.
St. Joseph Catholic School Announcements
♦
Mark your calendars for Saturday, July 16 for the St. Joe Booster Club Bruin Burn 5 K Run/Walk
and 1 Mile Fun Run. To register, go to https://raceroster.com/events/2016/bruin-burn-5k
♦
St. Joseph Catholic School will host Summer Cheer Camp, July 18– July 22 from 9 A.M. until 12 P.M.
(noon). The cost is $100. To register, visit the Saint Joseph web site at www.stjoebruins.com, and select
Athletics and Summer Camps 2016. For more information contact Emily Toulomelis at
ebechtold@stjoebruins.com.
THIS WEEK AT ST. RICHARD
SUN
MON
July 4
Church Office Closed
9:00 A.M. Daily Mass (only Mass of the day)
TUE
July 5
6:00 P.M. Divine Mercy Series– Foley Hall
7:00 P.M. Young Adults– Mercy Room
9:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M.
6:00 P.M.
6:30 P.M.
SUN
THU
July 3
No Timely Topics
No Coffee & Creed
6:00 P.M. Independence Day Firework Celebration on the football field after 5 P.M. Mass
WED
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
July 6
Adoration until 9 P.M.
Catholic Inquiry– Chichester Room
Benediction until 6:30 P.M.in the church
Confession until 7:30 P.M. in the church
The Rosary is
prayed in the
church every
day after the
first daily Mass
July 7
6:30 A.M. Men of St. Joseph– Foley Hall
12:00 P.M. Centering Prayer– Chatham Room
July 10
Special Collection for the St. Richard Parish Christian Service Fund
PASTORAL CARE
Please notify the church
office of births, deaths
and hospital stays. Call
601 366 2335.
24/7 Human
Trafficking
Help Number
1-888-373-7888
PASTORAL CARE
Congratulations to Mary Lea Hagan (C)
on the birth of her grand-son, Bennet Bradley Hagan
(son of Bradley and Samantha Hagan)
Save The Date!
Special Kids Golf
Tournament
October 6, 2016
Deerfield Golf Club
Our prayers are with all
of those called to
defend our country,
especially those who are
members of our
St. Richard family.
Check out the
new Catholic
Radio station of
Jackson!
107.9 FM
May She Rest in Peace:
H Barbara Sweeney– mother of Barbara Mustain (H)
PLEASE PRAY FOR HEALING
At Home: Laquita Koenig (N), Natalie Rose Sant’ Angelo (I), Joe
Lemoine (B), Avery Nejam (J), Edna Dollar (O), Adrienne Vanderloo
(E), Aimee Burrow (H), Carrie Maniscalco (D), Richard Luckett (T),
Kathy Bizzarri (C), Margaret Lowery (I), Trey McMullan (M),
Townes Querin– son of Todd & Lindsay Querin, grandson of Linda
Querin (M)
Friends and Family: Colin Henderson- step-son of Kyle Dorrell,
Cheryl Hodges- daughter of Agnes Morgan (O), Roger Wilder– father
of Sarah Sistrunk (St. R Teacher), J. D. Robertson– father of Daphne
Logan (O), Zachary Taylor—friend of Dierdre Payne (L), Mildred
Gorman– mother of Julie Levanway (E), Thelma Williams– friend of
Caroline Gaudet (L), Paul Lacoste– son of Vivian Lacoste (N), Betty
Jo Thomas– mother of Elliott Thomas (C), Aidan Blasingame–
daughter of Mark and Rhonda Blasingame (F)
Please Pray for our Nursing Home Parishioners & Friends
The Orchard: Kay McDonald, Mildred Wilkinson, Billie Tonos
Manhattan Nursing and Rehabilitation Center: Janis
Franklin, Laura Campbell, Alice Herrington,
Highland Home: Peter Daschbach, Betty McAndrew, Adelle Rice
St. Catherine’s Village: Norma Blossman, Avenelle Allison, Carol
Ann Koby, Ann Fournet, Fr. Richard Somers, Mary Herlihy, Jeanne
Michel, Charles Weeks, Fr. Brian Carroll, Kathy Kennington
Chateau Ridgeland: Carol Weimar, Jim Willis, Bill Morgan
Lakeland Nursing & Rehabilitation: Marguerite Andrews
The Blake: Posey Albriton
Troubled?
The Crisis
Line Listens
601-713-4357
Saint Richard Parish Finance Update
2016 Weekly Budget
Contributions for 06/26/16
$37,500.00
$33,573.72
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Sunday:
People of the Parish
Monday:
9:00 A.M.
Elizabeth Sekul req. by Margaret Campbell
Tuesday:
7:00 A.M.
5:30 P.M.
For the victims of abuse, for complete healing
Ethel & Mac Jones req. by Mr. & Mrs. Ed Jones
Wednesday: 7:00 A.M.
8:15 A.M.
Mary Ann Speetjens req. by Clair Scheid
Joseph Abraham Saik req. by Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Grant
Thursday:
7:00 A.M.
5:30 P.M.
Special Intention
Rowe Byers req. by Jo Byers
Friday:
7:00 A.M.
8:00 A.M.
For men and women addicted to pornography
John James “Gabby” McNamara req. by Angie &
David McNamara
Saturday:
8:00 A.M.
John & Mary Catherine Grower req. by Michael
Grower