4:30���� Tony
DiFranco & Antoinetta D�Angelo, by Carmella
Sunday, 15 August Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
8:00����� Celebrant�s Intention
9:45���� Special Intention, by Sue Messier
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11:00���� Anthony Gulluni, by the Gulluni� family
12:30���� Vietnamese Mass
5:30����� Sr. Ruth Dolores, SSJ, by Sr. Ruth Virginia
Monday, 16 August
6:45�����
Frank LaFrancis, by his son Richard
8:15���� John �Jack� Doyle, by his wife
6:45����� Deceased Sisters of St. Joseph, by
Sisters of Holy
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8:15���� �Nora
Quinn, by Sr. Ruth Virginia
5:30����� St. Jude
Novena Mass
6:45���� Holy Name Parishioners, by Fr. John
Connors
8:15���� Intentions
of the Caitlin Ross Family
6:45���� Celebrant�s Intention
8:15���� Neil Curran,
by his sisters
Friday, 20 August
6:45���� Celebrant�s Intention
8:15���� Celebrant�s Intention
8:15���� Marcella Barrett, by the family
8:45����� Vietnamese Mass
4:30����
Thomas Moriarty, by his daughters
Sunday, 22 August Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00��� Celebrant�s Intention
9:45��� Celebrant�s Intention
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(Children�s Mass)
11:00�� Catherine Weckerly, by her family
12:30��� Vietnamese Mass
5:30���� Rose Cotter, by her family
�� Sacred Scripture Readings
Sunday �� Rv. 12: 1-10; 1 Cor. 15: 20-27; Lk. 1:39-56
Monday�� Ez. 24: 15-23; Mt. 19: 16-22
Tuesday �� Ez. 28: 1-10; Mt. 19: 23-30
Wednesday �� Ez. 34: 1-11; Mt. 20: 1-16
Thursday �� Ez. 36: 23-28; Mt. 22: 1-14
Friday � �Ez. 37: 1-14; Mt. 22: 34-40
Saturday �
Ez. 43: 1-7; Mt. 23: 1-12
Altar Servers Attending This Weekend
Are:
Sat. �4:30- J. Mejia, J. Moran
Sun. 8:00-
A. Ngo, E. Dubois
������� 9:45-
L. Pham, N. Pham
������ 11:00-� N. Lynch, F. Decaro
������ 5:30-
�G. Sarkis, S. Millimet
Altar
Servers:� Please pick up your new schedules in the sacristy or.....download
the schedule from the website holynamespringfield.org. Click on liturgical
ministries, then click on altar servers.
ADORATION
OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Stop by the church on Tuesdays for
prayer.........
���� Every Tuesday � 9 AM to 5
PM
Exposition immediately following the 8:15 AM
Tuesday� Mass...Closing Prayers and
Reposition of the Blessed Sacrament are at 5 PM followed by the 5:30 PM St.
Jude novena Mass.
The Magnificat
Our
gospel this Sunday contains the beautiful prayer, The Magnificat,� spoken by Mary as she visits her cousin
Elizabeth.� It is a prayer said each
evening by all those who pray the Liturgy of the Hours:
�My soul
proclaims the greatness of the Lord; my spirit rejoices in God my Savior for he
has looked upon his lowly servant. From this day all generations will call me
blessed: the Almighty has done great things for me, and holy is his name. He
has mercy on those who fear him in every generation. He has shown the strength
of his arm, and has scattered the proud in their conceit. He has cast down the
mighty from their thrones, and has lifted up the lowly. He has filled the
hungry with good things, and the rich he has sent away empty. He has come to
the help of his servant Israel for he has remembered his promise of mercy, the
promise he made to our fathers, to Abraham and his children forever.� Luke 1:46-55
���� BACK TO SCHOOL IN KENTUCKY... This is the final weekend for school supplies to be
collected for the needy students of Appalachia.� Please put your donations in the boxes at the exits of the
church.
Financial contributions to defray the cost of shipping
will be greatly appreciated. Place in the collection baskets at the weekend
Masses in an envelope marked �Christian Appalachian Project.��
����
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The Religious Education Office is Open.
Rose is in the office on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Have questions? Please call her at 736-4145.
It is time to register for religious education classes
(CCD). We offer classes for pre-school through 10th grade. �Registration forms are available in the front
of the church. First Communion and Confirmation forms are also available.
Please return your forms to the rectory as soon as
possible so we able plan our classes. A packet of materials will be sent to you
after we receive you registration.
BINGO
Every
Wednesday � Holy Name Social Center
Alderman Street 7:00-10:00 pm
Doors open at 4:00 pm � Bring a friend!
We need paper bags!
Do you know
someone who is baptized in another faith and is interested in becoming Catholic?...Do
you know someone who has never been baptized in any faith and is interested in
becoming Catholic?...Are you a Catholic who has not yet received the sacrament
of 1st Eucharist and/or Confirmation?
Perhaps you, or someone you know, may be interested in
RCIA which stands for Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults.
RCIA is a journey in faith. It is a return to the way
early Christian communities welcomed new members into their faith. This faith
journey is not taken alone; the one participating is accompanied by a sponsor
and the entire faith community. RCIA is a powerful sign to those who are
already members of the church that the Spirit of God is working in and through
all people.
Our RCIA journey will begin in the Fall and lead up to
the Easter Vigil in April. Those participating typically meet once a week to
share their faith, learn more about our Catholic tradition, and grow in
relationship to God. The journey also includes weekly participation in the
Sunday Eucharist. An informational meeting will be conducted in September 12,
2004 after the 11:00 AM Mass.
Have questions? Not sure if it is for you?� Then call and leave a message for Karen Matz
or Fr. John Connors at 733-5823. We look forward to hearing from you.
����������� PASTORAL MINISTRY
Sick or
Shut-in Visits - Please
let the rectory staff (733-5823) know when a friend or relative is in the
hospital, in a nursing home or would like a visit at home from one of the
priests or pastoral staff.
1.� We are in
need of more Ministers of Holy Communion to visit the homebound. Please call
Anne-Marie at 782-1785 if you are able to participate in this important
ministry.
�If you have a
request for the Prayer Line, please
call Anne-Marie at the Rectory
781-1785.
�����
Attention
Ministers of Holy Communion to the homebound and parishioners in Nursing Homes-
Please see Anne-Marie after Mass to
pick up cards that students at Holy Name School have made to bring to those you
visit.
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�
$20,000
RAFFLE:� Tickets are on sale now for the big raffle to benefit
Holy Name Social Center. Tickets are
$100 each.� 1st Prize is $20,000; 2nd Prize is $1,000; 3rd Prize is
$500.� The drawing will be held on Dec. 4th at the Social
Center and you need not be present to win. Only
500 tickets will be printed. For
tickets and information call Lynn at 734-7113 or Linda at the rectory
office 733-5823.
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Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women � Do you
want to grow with fellow Catholic Women is spirituality and service? Do you
want to reach out to women in our lands? Do you want to keep abreast of cutting
edge Catholic concerns, focusing on women?�
Become active!� Become
involved! �Why not try the Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women? For more information call Mary Blais at 543-1325.
Your help is
needed!� A Guatemalan family recently lost their home and possessions in a
fire. The fire was set as an act of violence against a refugee family. There
are 10 members of the family and they are in need of everything including twin
beds and/or bunk beds, linens and clothing. Please call John Wilson at 626-7715 for more information or to arrange
to drop of items. Thank you in advance for your support.