April 17, 2016
Pastor: Rev. James S. Duell Sunday Associate: Rev. Joseph Kozar, SM
Mass !mes: Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 7:30 , 9:30, and 11:30 a.m.
Spanish Mass: Every Second Sunday of the Month - 6:00 p.m.
Every Fourth Monday of the Month - 7:00 p.m.
Parish Office: 937-335-2833 Tuesday-Thursday: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sacramental Emergency A"er Hours: 937-875-1208 www.stpa!roy.org
409 E. MAIN STREET • TROY, OHIO 45373
April 17 2016
We are a community of Faithful Disciples who choose to seek the truth passionately,
to love the Lord and others intensely, and to give freely of our gifts, because we believe that we are called
to make the Kingdom of God visible in the world today
World Day of Prayer for Vocations
In 2016 we mark the 53rd anniversary of the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. Moreover, we celebrate it always on the 4th Sunday in Easter, Good Shepherd Sunday. In today's Gospel reading, we hear about the sheep that always know the voice of the shepherd. May we also hear with ears of faith our Shepherd's call to discipleship.
Let us pray…
Jesus, good and gentle Shepherd, we pray for those among us who hear your voice and call to a vocation in the Church.
Help them to be unafraid of that calling from you of service to the universal church.
Gift them courage to boldly say yes to your call.
Help us to encourage them
in their long journey of discernment and formation.
We offer our thanks to you
for calling us to discipleship in many and various ways, as married men and women,
as single men and women, as priests, deacons, and professed men and women.
We ask all these things
in the name of the Good Shepherd, Jesus, our savior and our brother.
Amen.
ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH TROY, OHIO
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
SATURDAY, April 16
5:00 p.m. Tom & Naomi Hanesy Bap"sm: Mallory Maier SUNDAY, April 17
7:30 a.m. Special Inten"on 9:30 a.m. Liz Massey
First Communion 11:30 a.m. Mary Belle Shroyer
Bap"sm: Thomas Lawrence Koehler MONDAY, April 18
8:00 a.m. Communion Service TUESDAY, April 19
8:00 a.m. Ernest Vagedes WEDNESDAY, April 20 8:00 a.m. Ruth Adamson THURSDAY, April 21
8:00 a.m. Be!y Staley & Jeff Zimmerman FRIDAY, April 22
9:00 a.m. Wahneta Greiner SATURDAY, April 23
5:00 p.m. Alton Ording SUNDAY, April 24
7:30 a.m. Lore!a Guillozet
9:30 a.m. Thomas & Naomi Shanesy 11:30 a.m. Frank & Majoree Sheridan
First Communion
For Mass !mes of churches throughout the United States visit: www.mass!mes.org
PARISH STAFF
Parish Office: (937) 335-2833 Fax: (937) 335-1453
Pastor: Fr. James S. Duell, ext. 101
Deacon John Carlin, 339-0726
Deacon Michael Knight, 339-4743
Director of Music & Liturgy: David Berger, ext. 103 Office Manager: Gail Breisch, ext. 100 Business Manager: Kelly Watercu!er, ext. 102 Youth Ministry Coordinator: Hollie Danis, ext. 107 Adult Faith Forma!on Coordinator:
Pat Smith, ext.105 Early Childhood & Elementary Faith Forma!on
Coordinator: Marty Phillips, ext. 104 Rentals: Dayna Hammer, ext. 118 School Principal: Cyndi Cathcart, 339-3705 Home and School Associa"on: Julie Dues, 339-2219 Educa"on Commission: Linda Rindler, 335-9741 Preschool Director: Erin Grant, 339-3705 Pastoral Council :
Bill Groff, President - 339-4625 Glen Spaide, Vice President - 937-703-5500 Pam Simon- 332-8042 Robyn Groshek - 305-7037 Luz Mamitag - 339-8086 Carrie Williams - 335-9394 George Wooley - 570-3163 Charlo!e Rehmert 912-713-3686 Email: [email protected]
Parish Finance Commi#ee:
Dan Mi!man - 339-7615 Paula Sheridan-339-5853 Jeff Vogelmeier-339-8059 Tom Yenney-339-1587 Rob Davis 654-2660 Mark Francis 684-7659 Kelly Watercu!er 335-2833 ext. 102
EMERGENCY NUMBER: 937-875-1208 (a$er hours) SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday: 4:00-4:30 p.m. (In Church) Any"me by appointment (In Parish Office)
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
1st Sunday of the Month... 9:30 a.m. Mass 2nd Sunday of the Month…7:30 a.m. Mass
3rd Sunday of the Month... 5:00 p.m. & 11:30 a.m. Mass 4th Sunday of the Month… 1:30 p.m. Ceremony Only A!endance at the Bap"smal Program is required-held every other month on the second Monday in Jan., March, May, July, Sept., and Nov. at 7:00 p.m. Call the Parish Office to reserve a date for both program & sacrament recep!on.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
During Office Hours, call 335-2833Anoin"ng between Sunday masses with prior no"ce
.
In Emergencies or A$er Hours, call 937-875-1208MATRIMONY
Contact the Parish Office at least 8 months in advance; Must be a registered parishioner at least 9 months prior to marriage; Prepara"on program is required.CARE OF THE SICK - Visita"on Ministers visit homes and nursing facili"es with Eucharist for those unable to wor- ship on Sundays. Facili!es no longer share this infor- ma!on with the parish office. Help iden"fy those in need of Visita"on by calling the Parish Office.
HOSPITAL VISITATION
Please no"fy the parish office if you or a family member is hospitalized. Hospitals no longer share this informa!on with the parish office.
PARISH MEMBERSHIP
Registra"ons are taken at the Parish Office during regular business hours. Registra"on form is also available on our website to complete and mail into the parish office.
When leaving the parish, please no"fy the Parish Office.
BULLETIN DEADLINE:
3:00 p.m. Friday for the following week; submit via
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FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER APRIL 17, 2016
Jubilee of Mercy
Smell like sheep. This is what Pope Francis says: Shepherds should smell like the sheep they shepherd. This is not a charge just to bishops and priests. It is told to all of us, too.
All of us shepherd in little and big ways: in the children we bear and raise, in the students we teach, in the workers we guide, in the customers we serve, in ________. To smell like sheep we must be unafraid, for we are part of the one pro- tected flock, we are all in this together (Jew and Gentile – reread Acts 13:14, 43-52). Sunday makes us one. Jesus makes us one.
•Make a list: who do I shepherd?
•How can I do this with greater love and care?
Readings for the Week of April 17, 2016
Sunday: Acts 13:14, 43-52/Ps 100:1-3, 5/Rv 7:9, 14b-17/Jn 10:27-30 Monday: Acts 11:1-18/Ps 42:2-3; 43:3-4/Jn 10:1-10
Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26/Ps 87:1-7/Jn 10:22-30
Wednesday: Acts 12:24--13:5a/Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8/Jn 12:44-50 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25/Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27/Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33/Ps 2:6-11/Jn 14:1-6
Saturday: Acts 13:44-52/Ps 98:1-4/Jn 14:7-14
Next Sunday: Acts 14:21-27/Ps 145:8-13/Rv 21:1-5a/Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35
Observances for the Week of April 17, 2016
Sunday: 4th Sunday of Easter; World Day of Prayer for Voca- tions
Monday: Income Tax Day Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday: Anselm, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Friday: Earth Day
Saturday: George, Martyr; Adalbert, Bishop and Martyr Next Sunday: 5th Sunday of Easter
Next Sunday at the 9:30 am Mass we will welcome the parishioners who are actively involved here at St.
Patrick Parish as members of the local chapter of the St. Vincent De Paul Society. They will attend Mass as a group and be remembered in our petitions as well as acknowledged for their efforts to meet the needs of those of our area who they assist through the generous donations of the people of St. Patrick Parish. It is through the monthly special collections and those other donations that they receive from people in the parish, that they are able to reach out to people of the Troy Community in ways of assistance especially in terms of utility payments, food, rent assistance, gasoline and other areas. Last weekend there was a good response to the annual Bundle Sunday collection of both clothing and some furniture. They also are always looking for new members and in the fall will be seeking a new president of the local chapter as well as other officers. Please give some thought if you might be able to volunteer in this ministry extension of our parish.
As I have mentioned in earlier bulletins we will be taking time to as a parish make our pledge commitments to the Catholic Ministries Appeal. This program normal- ly takes place during the Lenten season and this year that came very early as Easter was celebrated the end of March. Since we as a parish had recently completed our pledge donations to the One Faith, One Hope, One Love Archdiocesan Capital Improvement Campaign, I thought it best to allow us some time before entering into this campaign. People in the parish have already re- sponded to the appeal, of which I am grateful for their commitment. As of last week, 145 families/individuals or households have pledge $18,980.00 toward our parish goal of $36,00.00. This amounts to 12.47% of the regis- tered parishioners in our parish; last year we pledge over $37,543.00. The response throughout the Archdio- cese has also been very generous as of this writing, al- ready $4,185,376.00 has been pledge toward the Arch- diocesan goal of $5,000,000.00. This amount has been pledge by 13.4% of the registered households/families and individuals of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Our response as a parish is in the same area of response of the people throughout the Archdiocese. These monies benefit six special ministerial areas that are active throughout the nineteen counties of the Archdiocese.
Envelopes will be placed in the pews along with pencils to allow those who have not yet pledged toward the drive
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to do so; if you have already done so you will simply mark the envelope in such a way indicating you have al- ready pledged. I myself have yet to make my pledge for this year’s appeal so I will be completing my form along with those of you who have not yet made your pledge.
We still have several Sundays yet where we are focus- ing upon our second graders as they receive their First Holy Communion and this will finish as of Sunday May 8th. We will take the time to make our pledges on the weekend of May 14-15th. If you have not at that time responded to the CMA appeal, please join me in doing so on that weekend.
Thank you, have a good week! Fr. Jim Duell, Pastor
Daily Marriage Tip
Add an extra prayer to your daily routine, asking God to bless your spouse’s day.
Thank your spouse for the lifelong journey he/she chose to take with you – just because.
Sunday/Holiday Collection
March Year to Date
Actual Amount $62,357 $574,433
Budget Amount $60,055 $575,989
Variance $ 2,302 $(1,546)
Children’s Collection: $150.05
The children of our parish have continued to surprise us with their envelopes. THANKS to our young parish- ioners!!!
Total Debt at Archdiocese March 31, 2016 $437,906
Our plan is to make quarterly payments to the Archdio- cese with funds in or Debt Reductions Program. This account is held at the Archdiocese and receives inter- est. We currently have $13,692 in the account. We had planned to make another payment at the end of March 2016, however, we have a meeting scheduled with the Archbishop in April to discuss our options on a pay down of the debt. We have decided to see what that meeting holds before we make another payment.
Updates on our progress will be made.
PART-TIME DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRY
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Tipp City is seeking a Part-Time Director of Music Ministry beginning immediately.
Must be familiar with Catholic liturgical music and competent on the organ and/or piano. Responsibilities include the 5:00 pm Saturday Mass with Cantor and 8:00 am Sunday Mass with choir. Choir rehearsal is presently before and after Mass. Holy Day Masses, Weddings, & Funerals if available.
We are open to splitting these responsibilities between two people. Paid per Mass/Rehearsal according to experience.
We use the latest edition of the Gather Hymnal. Please send resume including three references to Rev. R. Marc Sherlock
The Traveling Shamrocks...
Pennsylvania Rail Adventure
Looking for a fun trip this summer?
Wendt Touring is offering a 4 Day - 3 Night Adventure June 27 - 30, 2016.
Travel by motor coach to Pittsburgh, then take an exciting and scenic train ride to Lancaster, PA. Travel into the heart of the Alleghenies and around Horseshoe Curve, an engineering masterpiece. Continue across the state through mountainous terrain and into the placid Amish farmlands of Pennsylvania's Dutch Country.
Trip Highlights include:
Laurel Highlands ~ Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater ~ Lan- caster County Sight & Sound Millennium Theatre’s Samson ~ World famous Horseshoe Curve Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market
~ Kitchen Kettle Village ~ Flight 93 Memorial Dutch Apple Din- ner Theater ~ Kreider Farms ~ Amtrak’s Pennsylvanian Train Flyer and registration form can be found
on www.stpattrpy.org or in the bookrack in church
Please contact Pat Smith with questions, 335-2833, ext 105 or [email protected]
Lehman High School
Position Available: Communications Coordinator F-T in the Office of Advancement and Development
Duties include but are not limited to: management of website and digital media, preparation of weekly press releases and bi- annual alumni magazine, serve as official photographer and provide guidance to student newspaper and yearbook commit- tee, and assist with all activities within the OAD including fund/
friend raisers, mailings, and general day to day duties. A BS/BA in Communications or Marketing is preferred and experience in digital media a must. Please send your resume and application (which can be found on www.lehmancatholic.com) to LCHS Attn: Missy Bennett 2400 St. Marys Ave, Sidney, OH 45365 or email [email protected] for more information.
Convalescent Equipment
Walkers, wheelchairs, crutches, canes, chair toilets are available for anyone in need. Please call Shirley Carlin at 339-0726.Tired of hosting parties and having to clean for hours before people get there, just to have to spend another couple of hours to clean up again afterwards? Why not host your party right here at St. Pat- rick? Here at St. Patrick we have rental options to accommodate most everyone’s needs. From Wed- ding receptions to baby showers, we have the room for you! Rent the gym for birthday parties and let the kids run around and have a good time, or rent our Undercroft and have access to a fully equipped kitchen allowing you to entertain larger parties that will impress your friends, and have them talking about it for years! Contact our Rental Coordinator today to book your party, and save yourself the hassle of cleaning your house twice! Contact Dayna Hammer at (937) 335-2833 x 118 or [email protected]
Pilgrimages of Mercy
continue at the Shrine of the Holy Relics. Enter the Holy Doors of Mercy, and spend time in prayer and reflection on Mercy, from Pope Francis to saints to your own faith-propelled activities in the world. Arrange your own time for yourself, your family, or a group, OR join a scheduled Pilgrimage: Tues 4/26 at 10am, 2pm, 7pm. $5.00 per person. To register: 419.925.4532 orSt. Vincent de Paul March Report
In March we received 47 calls asking for help. We were able to help in the following way.
DP&L $1027.82
Rent $585.00
Food $124.92
Vectren $384.50 Water $ 419.78 For a total of :$ $2542.02
As always our thanks to all of you who pray for this ministry or contribute in any way. May God continue to bless you all.
Thanks Jim Millhouse
CANCER COMPANIONS Relay for Life Team A Ministry of St. Patrick Church May 6 & 7 at the Miami County Fair Grounds Why We Formed a Relay For Life Fundraising Team
Cancer has touched many of us in some way, so we decided to fight back by raising funds and walking in our local Ameri- can Cancer Society Relay For Life event.
As a team, we are taking action to help eliminate cancer as a major health problem. At our Relay event, we will take turns walking around the track to raise money and awareness to help the American Cancer Society in their lifesaving mission.
Please join our team or make a donation. Saving lives from cancer starts one team, one participant, one dollar at a time.
Go to for our Team Page: www.relayforlive.org/
miamicounty. Sign in, look for and go to "Cancer Compan- ions at St Patrick Catholic Church" team to Join and or Do- nate. Deadline for Team getting credit is April 19th.
Luminaria
- $10 ea Light a candle in honor of or in memory of a friend or loved one who has had cancer, or in support of a Caregiver. Your contribution will help save lives, give hope, and empower people through the American Cancer Society and its lifesaving mission.The power of this ceremony lies in providing an opportunity for people to share their grief and find hope.Thank you for your support -
Cancer-Companions
continues to meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.Meeting in St. Patrick Parish Center (444 East Water St) at 7 PM.
Anyone who has been impacted by Cancer are welcome to this Christian Cancer Support Group.
Cancer brings uncertainty but at Cancer-Companions you can find Hope, Understanding, Peace, Strength, Faith and Kind- ness.
Questions contact: Ruth Groff at 339-4625, Harrietta Sommer at 339-3946, May Ann Gerlach at 305-7453 or Pat Smith 335- 2833, ext 105
The Online Event of the Year!
DIVINE MERCY
An Online Exclusive to FORMED - 10 weeks of Divine Mercy in the
Second Greatest Story Ever Told The Story Continues
Featuring renowned speaker and author Father Michael Gait- ley, this 10 week series tells the dramatic story of God’s Love and Mercy as interwoven into key events in history. Especially in the Jubilee Year of Mercy, this is a perfect opportunity for every parish or person who desires to go deeper into a heart- felt understanding of Divine Mercy.
Divine Mercy explores:
God’s School of Trust * Behold This Heart * The Suffering Servant * Faustina and the Spread of Divine Mercy * Proclaim This Message * Fatima * The Secret of Divine Mercy * God’s Master Plan * Mary’s Knight * The Final Question
With the brilliant cinematic artistry of the Augustine Insti- tute’s film studio, the vast panorama of God’s work of mercy in the world unfolds as a story to be experienced.
Go to FORMED.org to register and enter our Parish Code HJKJTN if you have not already done so. You can experience this through our parish subscription, beginning April
3rd. Each week a new episode will be released and each epi- sode will be available to view for 2 weeks.
If you have any questions concerning the FORMED site
St. Patrick Play Group Schedule
If anyone is interested in joining, please email Lori Kelleher at [email protected] or call her at 937-573-8760. We have a facebook page where last minute changes may be made to schedule due to weather or other circumstances. If you would like to be added, please contact Lori Kelleher. We would love to have anyone join us!
Apr. 29 Menke Park May 13 Duke Park May 27 Charleston Falls
“The Catholic Store”
Looking for religious items for gi!s or special occasions?
Check out “The Catholic Store” on our parish website!
We’ll receive a percentage from all sales!
www.stpa!roy.org
The World needs all our Prayers
Please join the Rosary Group: We meet each Wednesday in Room #5 upstairs in the Parish Center, from 1 – 2:30pm. We gather in fellowship to pray the rosary at 1pm. After, we use the ‘Word Among Us’ for the reading of the day followed by the meditation.
We close in fellowship as we talk about how the reading has touched our hearts that day. Call Susan Smith 524 2550 for infor- mation.
Center for Early Learning 5K
The Center for Early Learning at St. Patrick School is holding a fundraiser Superhero Fun Run and 5K on Saturday, April 23rd in Piqua along the Piqua bike PATH. Please go to www.cantstoprunningco.com to register and for more de- tails! Online registration ends on April 20th, you can also regis- ter that day before the race. All proceeds will go to our grow- ing preschool and prekindergarten program; we hope to see you there! Erin Grant, director. (937) 773-3876
St. Peregrine Cancer Prayer Service
will be held at the Shrine of the Holy Relics on Sunday, April 17th at 2:00pm. Join others who care for, live with, and are suffering from cancer. The service includes scripture, witness of faith, music, and prayer with a relic of St. Peregrine, the patron saint of cancer victims. The shrine is located at 2291 St. Johns Rd, Maria Stein. For more information: 419-925-4532 or [email protected]Architectural Pilgrimage: Praying the Building,
a celebration of the sacredness of the Shrine of the Holy Rel- ics through its building, its history, and its identity as a shrine for pilgrims will be held on Tuesday, April 19 at 2pm and 7pm.
Pilgrims will walk the building, praying and reflecting. Reser- vations suggested but not required. 419.925.4532 or [email protected].
Maria Stein Shrine Courtyard Rosary & Path of Prayers
(indoors if inclement weather) 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm Saturday, May 7th. Soup Lunch - advance ticket sales only (419-925-4532). Rosary Recitation with Holy Rosary students acting out the mysteries, Mother’s Day Craft - please call to register for craft. Path for Prayers Signs are available for $15 donation where your personal prayer intention will be writ- ten and placed along a prayer path throughout the Shrine Courtyard and grounds from May 7th - June 20th. Contact the Pilgrim Gift Shop at 419-925-4532 or [email protected]Sharing the Gospel
Jesus loves you so much! He knows what makes you happy and what makes you sad. You are his precious child, and he wants to be close to you forever. Get to know Jesus by read- ing about him in your Bible. Find out what makes him happy.
Learn how he loves people who need help, and try to follow his example.
Prayer
Dear Jesus, help me to stay close to you.
Something to Draw
Draw a picture of yourself reading a Bible storybook.
Mission for the Week
Every night before you go to bed, read from a Bible story- book. Ask God to help you love him more and more.
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