Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Chattanooga, Tennessee
Mass Intentions beginning this Saturday: May 1 8:15 PM +Helen Dolan May 1 5:30 PM +Jane Applewhite May 2 7:30 AM +Helen Dolan May 2 10:00 AM +John Knight May 2 12:00 PM +Betty Neligan May 2 2:00 PM +Juan Rodriguez May 3 12:00 PM +Lou Steele May 3 7:00 PM +Judy Taparo Confirmation Mass May 4 8:15 AM +Martha Gaeta May 5 8:15 AM +Francisco Camacho May 6 8:15 AM +Judy Lohmann May 7 8:15 AM +Tony Lombardo May 7 5:30 PM +Andrea Oleck May 8 8:15 PM +Marguerite Blanford May 8 5:30 PM +Carrie Daugherty & Helen Rogers May 9 7:30 AM +Mary Nasseff May 9 10:00 AM +Chris Dranchak May 9 12:00 PM +Marie Ruggiero May 9 2:00 PM Parish Family (+Deceased) Parish Bookstore is open after weekend Masses. Sun. Jr. High Youth Group 6:30-8:00 1st & 3rd Sunday’s call Vicki at 855-2505 or 364-1480 Mon. The bulletin deadline is noon. Tues. Contemporary Choir 6:00-8:00 pm Fr. Jim’s Bible Study … Tuesday’s 7:00 pm. PLC A journey through Paul’s Paul’s Letters …and a visit with James. Wed. Bridge Players/St. Brigid’s Craft Groups, 10-2 in the Parish Life Center. Choir rehearsal 6:30-8:00 pm Thurs. Hispanic Choir rehearsal 7:00 pm Sat. Cursillista’s after 8:00 AM Morning Mass in the Parish Office Rosary Group meets at 9:00 a.m. daily in the church.
May 2, 2010 Fifth Sunday of Easter
This weekend is our monthly collection for the food pantry. Your continued generosity to this ministry is greatly appreciated by those in temporary need. Lector & Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion Schedule: Sat, May 8 at 5:30 PM E. Buske, R. Dorris Lectors Deacon, A. Alisago, D. Moffett, S. Makemson, F. Shackleford Sun, May 9 at 7:30 Mass B. Reardon, J. Reinert Lectors K. Heider, E. Hulse, W. King. EMHC. 10:00 C. Delaney, B. Dougherty Lectors, R. Castle, C. Arnt, T. Arnt, D. Barta, T. Crutch, M. Delaney, J.J. Lee, N. Donohoo, A. Dougherty EMHC. 12:00 PM M. Simpson, A. Wells Lectors M. McKenzie, M. Pomerance, M. Williams, U. Berge, A. Gonzalez, J. Gonzalez, J. Hand, M. Jackson, J. Jackson EMHC 2:00 PM Geremias Guox, Cruz Esparza Lectors. Thank you for your ministry. If you are not able to serve please find a replacement. Many Cultures-One Faith Muchas Culturas-una fe All are welcome: No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church; no matter what your current family or marital situation; no matter what your past or present situation; no matter what your personal history, age, background, race etc.; no matter what your own self image or self esteem you are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved, and respected at… Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Please pray for the repose of the souls of Ita Thompson former OLPH School teacher. May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen. Flowers on the Altar this weekend are given by Bernadette Gustus in memory of Helaria Thomas. And also by the parish in honor of all our First Communicants and Confirmandi. Altar Server Schedule: Sat, May 8 at 5:30 T. Robertson, R. Robertson, K. Dedmon, S. Stovall, M. Stovall Sun, May 9 at 7:30 G. Zolkowski, E. Mangan, S. Rhodes, AJ Carreon 10:00 K. Barta, J. Harris, S. Price, N. Wall, G. Speer 12:00 M. M. Rebman, D. Hodges, D. Hodges, S. Mohler, M. Mohler 2:00 M. Espinoza, P. Acosta, A. Ubas.
Many Cultures-One Faith Muchas Culturas-una fe Todos son bienvenidos: No importa cual es su situación actual en la iglesia Católica; no importa cual es su situación actual en su familia o matrimonio; no importa cual es su situación pasada o presente; no importa cual es su historia personal, edad, antecedentes, raza, etc.; no importa cual es su imagen o autoestima; usted esta invitado, bienvenido, aceptado, amado y respetado en la… Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo Socorro
WHY CATHOLIC? PORQUE SER CATOLICO? Next weekends second collection is for our adopted parish in Haiti. Your continued generosity at this time is so greatly appreciated. Teaching Position Opening: Our Lady of Perpetual Help School has a middle school language arts opening for the 2010-2011 school year. Certification is required. Send resumes and/or inquiries to: Jeri McInturff, Principal; 505 So. Moore Rd; Chattanooga, TN 37412 or jmcinturff@catholicweb.com. Would you like to help host families with the Interfaith Hospitality Network this summer? We will host families in the parish the week of June 27 through July 4. There is a sign up board in Holy Family Hall. If you have any questions call Lisa Kosky 423-877-5982 or Anne Wells 706-937-6953. Friday is First Friday. Adoration begins after 8:15 am Mass and closes with Benediction at 5:00 PM. Come pray for our families, our community, our nation, and our world. Ask for harmony as we are all brothers and sisters in Christ. First Friday Fish Fry May 7 from 6-7:30 pm. Enjoy fried or baked fish or chicken finger dinner with mac & cheese fries slaw hushpuppies and beverages and great fellowship for $6. To go orders are available. Proceed benefit the American Wheelchair Mission. PICTURE OF LOVE: Picture of Love is a weekend retreat designed to enhance engaged couples understanding of the joys & challenges of living the Sacrament of Matrimony in their day-to-day lives. This retreat supplements the couple’s marriage formation with their parish priest. When? Friday, June 11, 7:00 pm–10:00 pm Sat, June 12, 9:00 am - 7:00 pm (Meals) Where? St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church 900 Clingan Ridge Dr. NW Cleveland, TN 37312-3750 Cost? $135.00 per couple (participate in entire retreat and receive a certificate for a $60.00 discount on your marriage license.) Registration: Contact Marian Christiana in the Office of Marriage Preparation and Enrichment at 423-892-2310 or at mchristiana@dioknox.org Job Openings: St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church is in need of a Parish director of Religious Education, a Secretary/Receptionist and a Youth Minister. Please send resume and cover letter to Fr. Peter Iorio St. Therese of Lisieux 900 Clingan Ridge Dr. NW Cleveland, TN 37312 by May 7.
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OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP SCHOOL NEWS Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School is now taking applications for the 2010/2011 school year. Contact Teresa Hennen to receive a registration packet or schedule a tour 423-622-1481 or Teresahennen@catholicweb.com. OLPH Catholic School Annual Fund Campaign brochures have been sent for the 2009/2010 school year. Thank you for your response. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. For more info contact Kathy Sumrell, Development Director 622-1481 or ksumrell@catholicweb.com Summer Camp information is available at www.myolph.com. Information on the various camps and registration forms are available. Be sure to check it out and sign up early to save your spot. Musical Community Service: On Thursday, April 1 students in grades Kindergarten through 4th visited Southern Heritage Assisted Living Facility with the music teacher Angie Carson. The students are members of the Hand Chime group. They entertained 40 residents and staff with songs on the chimes and singing. The students were Emily King Maggie Menham Daniella Vaquero Morgan Hicks Gabby Jonson Gabriella Vaquero Alia Smith Grace Hatala Chloe King Nathalie Lopez Hagan Menham Sophia Vaquero AJ Carreon Kersten Hicks Mia Bertani Ally Pendon Natalia Vaquero and Savannah Tucker. Thank you Students! Thank you to all the parents students and staff who worked on the OLPH Grounds on Sat, April 17. IUt looks absolutely wonderful. Thank you to the Knigts for the generous donation for the purchase of plants mulch etc. Thank you to the Home & School Officers fro planning and organizing this successful event. We very much appreciate all the time work and money that went into making our grounds beautiful.
"Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen."
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Health Ministry With the pollen count in Chattanooga recently reaching 7,000 (>1500 considered very high) not many of us should be surprised that May is National Asthma & Allergy Awareness Month! Experts estimate that 35 million Americans suffer from allergies because of airborne pollen! Allergies reflect an overreaction of the immune system to substances that usually cause no reaction in most individuals. These substances can trigger sneezing, wheezing, coughing and itching. Allergies are not only bothersome, but many have been linked to serious chronic respiratory illnesses (such as sinusitis and asthma). Allergic reactions can be severe and even fatal but with proper management and patient education, allergic diseases can be controlled, and people with allergies can lead normal and productive lives. Some common allergic diseases are: Allergic rhinitis (hay fever or “seasonal,” or “nasal” allergies); Allergic asthma (asthma symptoms triggered by an allergic reaction); Food Allergy; Drug Allergy; Anaphylaxis (extreme response to a food or drug allergy); Latex Allergy; Insect Sting/Bite Allergy; Urticaria (hives, skin allergy); Atopic Dermatitis (eczema, skin allergy); Contact Dermatitis (skin allergy) and Allergic Conjunctivitis (eye allergy) These allergens can get into our body by being inhaled into the nose and the lungs; ingested by mouth; injected or absorbed through the skin. Allergy treatment can include three different strategies: avoidance of allergens, medication options and/or immunotherapy (allergy shots). The best way to prevent allergy symptoms and minimize your need for allergy medicine is to avoid your allergens as much as possible and to eliminate the source of allergens from your home and other environments. There are some simple things you can do to prevent allergies such as: dust to control mites; vacuum often; reduce pet dander and avoid mold spores; stay inside during peak pollen times, usually between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.; keep your car windows closed; stay indoors when humidity is high and on days with high wind, when dust and pollen are more likely to be in the air; wear a facemask if you are outside to limit the amount of pollen you inhale; shower after spending time outside to wash away pollen that collects on your skin and hair Visit the Parish Nurse link at myolph.com for current news and information.
May 2, 2010 Fifth Sunday of Easter
Fr. John Appiah invites you to help support the Ghana Medical Mission. Join us at St. Stephen’s Parish Hall May 15, 2010 for a dinner at 7 pm with live music (JB and the Honey Beans) from 7:30-9 pm. Cost is $25/couple and $15/single. Must be 21 to attend. Cash bar and auction items. RSVP by May 7 to St. Stephens 892-1261, OLPH 622-7232 or Fr. John 423-329-0202. The Diocese of Knoxville will be sponsoring 4 informational meetings to help us process the news about the abuse of child by a member of the clergy. There will also be information about how to address this sensitive topic with your children. A counselor from Catholic charities who has expertise in this particular area, Kim Cook will facilitate the meetings along with representatives from the diocese. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. The meeting time in this are is May 12 at 7 pm in the St. Stephen Parish Hall.
May 3 May 4 May 5 May 6 May 7 May 8
Weekly Readings 1 Corinthians 15:1-8; John 14:6-14 Acts 14:19-28; John 14:27-31a Acts 15:1-6; John 15:1-8 Acts 15:7-21; John 15:9-11 Acts 15:22-31; John 15:12-17 Acts 16:1-10; John 15:18-21
Attention all who have ever gone to Search Retreat: Participants from Searches’ 1-129 join us for ReSearch 2 on July 16-18 at All Saint’s Academy. The cost is $50 ply $15 for the Sunday afternoon event. This includes all food snacks t-shirt and any activities we do at All Saints. The $15 includes picnic lunch and canoeing at Greenway Farms. Forms can be picked up from Donna Jones at djones6029@gmail.com. Spread the word. See you in July! Teams are forming for the Catholic Charities Annual Pregnancy Help Center Golf Classic on June 12 at Brainerd Golf Course. Entry fees are $80/person or $320 for a four person team. Shotgun start at 9:00 am. Prized will be awarded and lunch provided. Hole, cart and other sponsorship packages are available. Call Chrisitina 265-2122 for more info.
WHY CATHOLIC? PORQUE SER CATOLICO? The Return of the Prodigal Son. A presentation & discussion on the book The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen will be facilitated by Msgr. Al Humbrecht and Deacon Dave Lucheon on Sat, May 8 from 9-noon at Holy Spirit Catholic Church. You are invited to bring a brown bag lunch to continue the fellowship from noon to 1 pm. the book which should be read before the discussion can be purchased by calling the Paraclete Bookstore at 1-800-333-2097. To register call Holy Spirit Church 423-332-5300 or email forhscc@yahoo.com
The Home Place Catholic Charities residential program for homeless individuals with HIV/AIDS is in need of a weed trimmer in good condition. Please call Catholic Charities 267-1297 to help. “Behold, I make all things new” Let Worldwide Marriage Encounter help you renew your marriage/Holy Orders to love each as Jesus loves. The next Weekend is Aug 27-29 in Knoxville. Call John Or Manuela Ptacek at 865-531-1719 for more information MASS ATTENDANCE
The Pregnancy Help Center thanks you for all the prayers and financial support. Thank you for making the Baby Bottle Drive possible and for working so hard to make it so successful! Through your faithful efforts the OLPH Family has raised $1, 320.65. What a contribution and bottles are still coming in!. Please return all baby bottles to the church office. By returning the bottle you save us the expense of having to buy new ones. Thank you again for participating in this special fund raiser. “I give you a new commandment: love one another.” Jesus remind us of the command God gave to the Israelites through Moses to Love your neighbor as yourself. Next, Jesus tells us to Love your enemies . Do good to those who hate you. Psychologists recently discovered that we must love ourselves in order to be able to love others. That is how god created us. Sadly many of us don’t love ourselves enough to feel that we can be loved by others or by God. There is a risk that the only one that we love will be ourselves. Jesus takes love to a new dimension. Love one another as I have loved you unconditionally; without a pre-condition of recognition; without expectation of being loved in return. God mad us stewards of His love-for ourselves and for others. Are we ready to give an account of our stewardship to answer the question? “What have you done with My love?” Please join Ignatius House for an Easter day of Reflection directed by Fr. Edd Slaazar, SJ on May 12 from 9:30-3:00. take time to listen be filled with the joy of the Lord and be surrounded by the beauty of Spring at Ignatius House Jesuit Retreat Center in Atlanta. Lunch will be served and Mass celebrated. Call 404-255-0503 to register. Heartfelt donations are accepted.
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Envelopes Offertory Children’s Funds Required Weekly Variance Year to Date Variance Diocese Home Mission
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY Chattanooga’s Catholic Cemetery since 1886. For information call David Hale, 622-0728. Please remember OLPH in your will God Camp Dates 2010 All Camps are at Harrison Bay State Park “DARE TO DREAM” Theme: Dare to Dream the Possible Dream For upcoming 9th-12th graders June 21-26 Cost $130 Includes housing 13 meals t-shirt swimming dance concert snacks and other activities “REACH” Theme: Reaching through ALL that Media For upcoming 7th & 8th graders June 28-July 1 Cost $95 Includes housing 7 meals t-shirt swimming dance snacks and other activities “DISCOVER” Theme: Discover your way through ALL that Media For upcoming 5th & 6th graders July 1-July 3 Cost $80 Includes housing 5 meals t-shirt swimming snacks and other activities. For more information and forms contact Donna Jones djones6029@gmail.com or www.dioknox.org Or 267-9878 or 622-7232
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One Minute Meditations Your turn No parish can do thework of the Church without support from :parishioners.sForexample, Communion to the sick or ':)) parishioner may bring infirm, dean thechurch, staff parish ministries,teach faith formation and givemoneyto keepchurch facilities operating. What doesyour parish need fromyou?
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What are Holy Days of Obligation? Thursday after Baster - the Ascension; Aug. 15 - the Assumption of theBlessed Virgin Mary; Nov. 1 - All SaintsDay; Dec. 8—the Immaculate Conception; Dec. 25 - the Nativity of Our Lord. Thosewho deliberately fail in this obligation without a serious reason commit a grave sin.
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One way to avoid sin: stop negative thoughts If its one thing Catholics know about les hope. God'slove for usand his infinite mercygiveus hope. Living in an imperfect world, however, can overshadow hope with doubt fear, depression, anget jealousy and all manner . thinking. o f - n eWithout g a t hope, i v ethough, wecan drift far from God and the path to Heaven. Try theseideas to resist negative thinking and hold onto hope. Stay alert. Bewatchful for the first signs of negative thoughtsso you can crush them before theycan take root
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