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July 10, 2016 - Bulletin
July 10, 2016 - Bulletin
DAMIEN
OF
MOLOKAI
CATHOLIC
PARISH
Parish Office: 724-258-7742 Parish Fax: 724-258-8733 Madonna Catholic Regional School: 724-258-3199
Website: stdamienofmolokai.org Email: stdamienparish@verizon.net
Diocesan Victim Hotline: 1-888-808-1235
5th Annual
St. Damien SummerFest
July 15-17, 2016
*Bake Sale
*Chinese Auction
*Bingo
5pm11pm
5pm10:30pm
5:30pm?
Tony Janflone, Jr.
4:00pm
Mass at the Park grounds
SummerFest hours
5pm11pm
Kitchen hours
5pm10:30pm
Bingo Hours
5:30pm?
7:3010:30pm
Dr. Zoot
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Fre ion!
iss
Adm
12pm6:00pm
12pm5:30pm
12:30pm?
The Epics
*Childrens
Games
*Cash Raffles
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT!
tony janflone, JR.
Dr. zoot
The Epics
Par Free
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Rest In Peace
In the charity of your prayers we kindly ask
that you please pray for the repose of the souls
of Phyllis Filipcic and Madeline Wilson.
May God grant them eternal rest, may Perpetual Light shine upon their souls and may all the
souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, Rest In Peace .
SummerFest News
SummerFest Hours
Friday, July 15th 5pm-11pm
Saturday, July 16th 5pm-11pm
Sunday, July 17th 12pm-6pm
(The regular Saturday 4:00pm Mass on
July 16th will be celebrated in the Park
at SummerFest instead of at the Church).
CASH RAFFLE
If you havent turned in your money and
stubs for the Cash Raffle please bring them
to the Parish Park to be deposited in the Cash
Raffle Barrel on Friday, July 15th to be eligible for all of the prizes.
BASKET RAFFLE
Please drop off all donated baskets for SummerFest at the Basket Raffle tent on Friday,
July 15th before 5:00 pm. Thank you.
BAKESALE BOOTH
Donated items for the Bakesale can be
dropped off at Fr Abbate Hall (on the hill)
from 10 am to Noon the mornings of SummerFest.
$ 5.00 GOLF PACKAGE TICKET
Tickets for this fantastic golf package will be
available for sale the three days of SummerFest. Please stop at the Raffles booth to purchase a ticket or two. If you took tickets to
sell could you please return the money and
stubs to the parish office before Friday to aid
record keeping.
CASH & LOTTERY TICKET SCRATCH
RAFFLE
Dont forget to stop by the raffles booth to
buy some tickets for a chance to win this fantastic prize.
Hope to see all of you at the Parish Park for
three days of great food, fantastic raffles, fellowship and fun for all!
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The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a communal process of spiritual and educational
formation for adults who seek to become full members of the Roman Catholic Church. Once again
this year, the parishes of the mid-Mon Valley will be offering an RCIA program for Mary, Mother of
the Church in Charleroi, Our Lady of the Valley in Donora and St. Damien of Molokai in Monongahela. All those interested in pursuing membership in the Church, in completing their sacraments of
initiation, or in becoming more knowledgeable of the Catholic faith are encouraged to consider participation. The program will begin in September of this year. Interested persons from St. Damien
should contact Fr. Bill at the parish office for specific information.
Columbiettes
* *TIME TO UPDATE* * *
Have you moved, gotten a new home phone number, email address, added a member
to your family, gotten married??? Any status changes, please contact the parish office
so that we can update our database. Its important that we have your most up-to-date
information .
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VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
2016
Skill prizes:
Closest to Pin
Longest Drive
Longest Putt
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Pastoral Impressions
by Fr. Bill
YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR
NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF
Think about the Samaritan in this wellknown parable. He was no less busy than the
priest or the Levite who had passed by the
wounded man in the street. He wasnt just
wandering along the road. He was just going
about his business. The Samaritans business, though, wasnt the most important
thing to him. More important was his willingness to look at the beaten man and suffer
with himnot physically, but in his heart
and thoughts. Compassion welled up in him
and took precedence over his plans. And so,
a mans life was saved.
No matter who we are or where we live, we
all face the same question: Is the normal
course of my day more important than the
suffering I see around me?
You dont have to go high and low looking
for it: you will come across it as you go
about your everyday life. Perhaps someone
you meet has been robbed of confidence or
joy. Maybe someone seems beaten and overwhelmed by financial challenges or marital
troubles. Maybe someone is living as one
left for dead, lonely and alone. Ask the Holy
Spirit to help you see these people as he
does, to hear what they are saying, and to
have the compassion to stop and be a
neighbor.
When you stop to take care of someone, to
suffer with them, you are doing far more
than offering human kindness. You are becoming a vessel of Christ. He is ministering
at that very momentto both of you! Repeatedly in the Gospels Jesus was moved by
peoples suffering and he acted. Now he is
telling all of us, Go and do likewise.