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St. Philip Neri Parish
The
 Northwest
 Paulist
 Center
 
for
 Evangelization
 &
 Reconciliation
 

2408
 SE
 16
 Avenue
 |
 Portland,
 OR
 |97214-­‐5334
  www.stphilipneripdx.org
  Parish
 Office
 503.231.4955
 |
 Fax
 503.736.1383
 
 
  Committed
 to
 the
 mission
 of
 Jesus
 and
 dedicated
 to
 be
 welcoming
 to
  all,
 we
 the
 community
 of
 St.
 Philip
 Neri
 strive
 to
 reach
 out,
 to
  reconcile
 and
 to
 promote
 unity
 for
 all
 of
 God’s
 creation
 through
  worship,
 education,
 and
 service
 toward
 the
 common
 good.
 
 

th


 

The
 Most
 Holy
 Body
 And
 Blood
 of
 Christ
 
 
 
  June
 10th
 2012
 
Parish Picnic is today!
After
  the
  10:30am
  Mass
  today,
  hosted
  by
  the
  new
  pastoral
  council,
  but
  made
  possible
  by
  the
  wonderful
  volunteers
  who
  always
  step
  forward
  for
  these
  and
  similar
  parish
  events.
  Please
  invite
  all
  family
  and
  friends
 and
 come
 have
 a
 good
 time.
 
 


 
Parish
 Breakfast
  Celebrate
  all
  the
  fathers
  and
  grandfathers
  in
  our
  parish.
 

Next
 Sunday,
 June
 17th
 (Fathers
 Day)
 we
 will
 have
 our
  monthly
  French
  toast
  breakfast.
  Please
  contact
  the
  Parish
 Office
 if
 you
 would
 like
 to
 volunteer.
 Your
 help
  would
 be
 greatly
 appreciated.
 

 
 

Christian, Jewish, Muslim and Buddhist Presentation Sunday June 3rd

 
 
 
 


 


 

Christian, Jewish, Muslim and Buddhist Presentation Sunday, June 3rd


 


 

The
 Most
 Holy
 Body
 and
 Blood
 of
 Christ
 
 —
 
 June
 10th
 2012
 
This
 Week’s
 Calendar
 and
 Mass
 Intentions
 
  Monday
 –
 June
 11th
 
  8:00am
 –
 Mass
 
  (For
 those
 in
 need
 of
 healing)
  Chapel
 
  Tuesday
 –
 June
 12th
 
  8:00am
 –
 Mass
 
  (†Brian
 Morgan)
  Chapel
  th
 
 
  Wednesday
 –
 June
 13 8:00am
 –
 Mass
 
  (Jean
 Bussey)
  Chapel
 
  Thursday
 –June
 14th
 
  8:00am
 –
 Mass
 
  (†For
 the
 Deceased)
  Church
  th
 
 
  Friday
 –
 June
 15 12:10pm
 –
 Mass
 
  (†Robert
 “Sal”
 Navarra)
  Church
 
  Saturday
 –
 June
 16thth
 
  8:00am
 –
 Mass
 
  (Therese
 Donna
 Oh)
 
 
  Church
 
 
 
  4:00pm-­‐Mass
 
 
 
 
 
 
  (†Annetta
 &
 Delfino
 Antrosio)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Church
 
  Sunday
 –
 June
 17th
 
  8:30am
 –
 Mass
 
  (People
 of
 the
 Parish)
  Church
 
 
 
  10:30am
 –
 Mass
 
  (†Giulio
 &
 Stella
 Donadini)
  Church
 
 
 
  10:00am
 –
 Deaf
 Community
 Mass
 
  Chapel
  Call
 the
 office
 if
 you
 would
 like
 a
 Mass
 celebrated
 for
 you,
 for
 an
 anniversary
 of
 death
 or
 marriage,
 birthday,
 etc.
  Church
 Cleaning-­‐June
 11th-­‐17:
 Bill
 Dietzler
 &
 Mary
 Gablesberger
 


 
 

Parish
 Office
 Hours
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Monday:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 9:00
 am
 to
 12:00pm
  Tuesday
 thru
 Friday:
 
 
 
 9:00am
 to
 4:00pm
  Parish
 Staff
  Pastor
 
 Director
 of
 the
 NW
 Paulist
 Center
  Fr.
 Charlie
 Brunick,
 CSP,
 x.117
 
 [email protected] Associate
 Pastor
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Fr.
 Michael
 Evernden,
 CSP,
 x.111
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [email protected]
  Associate
 Pastor
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Fr.
 Jim
 McCauley,
 CSP,
 x.109
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [email protected]
  Director
 of
 Adult
 Faith
 Formation
  Barbara
 Harrison,
 x.107
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [email protected]
  Business
 Manager
  Jeanne
 McPherson,
 x.
 103
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [email protected] Secretary/Receptionists
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Angelica
 Liharik,
 x.
 101
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [email protected]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Rose
 Wolfe
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 x.
 101
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [email protected]
  Building
 &
 Grounds,
 Maintenance
  Edward
 Danila
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [email protected] Bulletin
 Announcements Must
 be
 submitted
 by
 12pm
 Tuesday
 before
 target
 weekend
 to
  [email protected]
  Next
 Sunday’s
 Scripture
 Readings
 


 
 
 
 
 Also,
 a
 very
 special
 thanks
 to
 
 our
 Business
 Manager
 Jeanne
 

McPherson
 who,
 with
 even
 greater
 diligence
 shepherded
 us
  through
 the
 contracts
 and
 insurance
 and
 other
 business
  details,
 as
 well
 as
 taking
 the
 lead
 in
 securing
 the
  Archdiocesan
 Loan
 which
 enabled
 us
 to
 complete
 the
 Project
  on
 time.
 
  While
 there
 are
 still
 a
 few
 odds
 and
 ends
 to
 finish
 up
 on,
 the
  Project
 is
 essentially
 compete
 and
 now
 all
 we
 need
 to
 do
 is
  finish
 paying
 for
 it.
 
 The
 Archdiocesan
 Loan
 totals
 $22,352..00
  and
 we
 will
 be
 paying
 it
 off
 as
 soon
 as
 we
 can,
 as
 Pledges
 are
  fulfilled
 in
 the
 coming
 months.
 
 
  All
 indicated
 in
 the
 Spring
 2010
 Pledge
 Campaign
 Letter,
 all
  Pledge
 Income
 remaining
 after
 all
 bills
 are
 paid
 will
 be
 kept
  in
 a
 special
 savings
 fund
 for
 future
 repair
 and
 maintenance
  needs
 to
 our
 aging
 parish
 facilities.
 
 A
 special
 Board
 will
 be
  appointed
 to
 advise
 the
 Pastor
 and
 the
  Administrative/Finance
 Council
 on
 the
 uses
 of
 these
 monies.
 


 

Annual
 Paulist
 Appeal
 Collection
 
 
The
  Paulist
  appeal
  is
  today.
  This
  year’s
  preacher
  is
  Fr.
  Jim
  Kolb,
  CSP
  of
  St.
  Elizabeth
  of
  Hungary
  Parish.
  The
  envelopes
  for
  this
  very
  important
  collection
  are
  in
  the
  pews.
 
 
 

Eleventh
 Sunday
 in
 Ordinary
 Time(June
 17th)Fathers
 day
  Ez
 17:22-­‐24|2
 Cor
 5:6-­‐10
 |
 Mk
 4:26-­‐34
 (92)
 
 

On
 Friday,
 May
 18,
 roof
 repairs,
 the
 final
 phase
  of
 our
 two
 year
 project,
 were
 completed.
 Throughout
  May,
 parishioners
 Barney
 Barnes
 (foyers
 doors)
 and
  Rick
 Vandenberg
 (wall
 patching
 and
 painting)
 and
  many
 other
 volunteers
 worked
 for
 hours
 inside
 the
  Church
 and
 out
 on
 the
 grounds
 to
 have
 all
 things
 ready
  and
 beautiful
 for
 the
 Centennial
 Year
 2012-­‐2013
 Mass
  on
 Pentecost,
 May
 26.
 
 Thank
 you
 one
 and
 all!!
 
  Thanks
 also
 to
 Building
 &
 Grounds
 Committee
  members
 who
 reviewed
 all
 bids,
 recommended
 the finalists
 and
 monitored
 the
 phases
 to
 their
 completions.

Church
 Maintenance
 &
 Repair
  Project
 Completed!!!!
 

Cookbook!
 
Calling
  all
  Cooks:
  We
  are
  gathering
  recipes
  for
  a
  parish
  cookbook
  to
  celebrate
  our
  centennial.
 
  Do
  you
  have
  a
  favorite
  family
  recipe
  or
  one
  that
  is
  always
 expected
  at
  family
  dinners?
  Submit
  them
  along
  with
  a
  note
  about
  the
  history
  and
  or
  reason
  why
  it
  is
  special
  to
  you.
  We
  would
  like
  to
  include
  recipes
  to
  celebrate
  the
  different
  cultures
  in
  our
  parish.
  You
  can
  drop
  them
  off
  in
  the
  box
  in
  the
  back
  of
  the
  church,
  send
  them
  to
  the
  office,
  or
  e-­‐mail
  them
  to
  [email protected]
 [email protected].
  Our
 goal
 is
 to
 have
 them
 all
 submitted
 by
 late
 October.
 
 

The
 Most
 Holy
 Body
 and
 Blood
 of
 Christ
 —
 
 June10th
 2012
 

Pastoral Corner
June 10th
obsessed,
 with
 St.
 Francis
 of
 Assisi.
 
 As
 someone
 once
 said,
 “when
  the
 student
 is
 ready
 the
 teacher
 will
 appear.”
 
 I
 have
 always
 had
 a
  rather
 romantic
 notion
 about
 St.
 Francis,
 something
 that
 doesn’t
  readily
  draw
  me
  in
  to
  wanting
  to
  know
  more.
 
  I
  have
  seen
  and
  heard
  enough
  pious
  BS
  to
  last
  me
  a
  lifetime
  and
  didn’t
  need
  to
  add
 to
 the
 inventory.
 
  Last
  October,
  while
  driving
  home
  from
  the
  priest’s
  convocation,
  which
  added
  more
  to
  the
  above
  mentioned
  inventory;
 I
 had
 the
 first
 line
 of
 the
 song
 from
 the
 movie
 “Brother
  Sun,
  Sister
  Moon”
  running
  through
  my
  head:
  “
  Brother
  Sun,
  Sister
  Mood
  I
  seldom
  see
  you,
  seldom
  hear
  your
  tune;
  preoccupied
  with
  selfish
  misery.”
 
  The
  words
  struck
  me
  right
  between
  the
  eyes.
 
  I
  got
  the
  movie
  and
  have
  been
  reading
  biographies
  of
  St.
  Francis
  ever
 since.
 
 We
 have
 created
 a
 person
 larger
 than
 life
 out
 of
 one
  who
  wanted
  most
  of
  all
  to
  be
  much
  smaller
  than
  life,
  thus
  the
  name
 of
 his
 community
 Friars
 Minor
 –
 small
 brothers.
 
  Moving
  to
  the
  present,
  a
  week
  or
  so
  ago,
  someone
  at
  daily
  mass
  pointed
  out
  that
  I
  had
  left
  father
  and
  mother,
  family
 -­‐-­‐
  all
  to
  follow
  Christ.
 
  I
  wanted
  to
  scream
  NO,
  NO!
  I
  haven’t
  done
  that
  at
  all.
 
  Well,
  it
  isn’t
  nice
  to
  scream
  during
  mass
  but
  the
  emphatic
 NO
 has
 continued
 to
 ring
 in
 my
 ears.
 
 Not
 something
 I
  am,
 in
 any
 measure,
 proud
 to
 share.
 
 I
 have
 everything
 I
 need
 and
  some
 of
 what
 I
 want
 much
 to
 my
 dismay.
  It
  was
  rather
  easy
  becoming
  a
  Paulist:
  learn
  enough
  information
 about
 all
 the
 right
 subjects,
 obey
 the
 rules
 and
 add
 in
  a
  few
  years
  and
  presto
  ordination.
 
  What
  I
  was,
  and
  am
  still
  seeking,
  is
  a
  spiritual
  path.
 
  Gradually,
  very
  gradually,
  over
  the
  years
  I
  am
  discovering
  it.
 
  It
  is
  the
  “needs”
  and
  especially
  the
  “wants”
 that
 block
 our
 spiritual
 paths.
 
 This
 is
 what
 I
 am
 learning
  from
  St.
  Francis
  and
  from
  others
  who
  “live
  simply
  so
  others
  may
  simply
 live.”
 
 I
 am
 discovering
 that
 I
 have
 settled
 for
 far
 too
 little:
  rules,
 regulations,
 priesthood,
 the
 need
 for
 a
 modicum
 of
 power
  and
  control,
  the
  need
  to
  be
  like
  and
  accepted;
  none
  of
  which
  St.
  Francis
 had
 nor
 wanted
 especially
 after
 his
 conversion.
  What
  I
  am
  discovering
  between
  all
  the
  legends,
  stories,
  fables
 and
 facts
 of
 St.
 Francis’
 life
 is
 the
 naked
 one
 before
 a
 naked
  God,
  or
  a
  vulnerable
  one
  before
  our
  vulnerable
  God.
 
  The
  most
  powerful
  image
  for
  Francis
  is
  the
  vulnerable
  God,
  depicted
  as
  the
  Crucified
  One.
 
  Not
  to
  worry,
  not
  anytime
  soon,
  am
  I
  going
  to
  strip
 naked
 in
 our
 parking
 lot;
 but
 in
 some
 real
 sense
 we
 need
 to
  remove
 all
 the
 barriers
 that
 come
 between
 us
 and
 our
 God
 who
  bends
 very
 low
 to
 meet
 us.
 
  This
  weekend
  we
  celebrate
  Corpus
  Christi,
  reminding
  ourselves
  that
  our
  God
  becomes
  bread
  and
  wine
  so
  our
  bread
  and
  wine
  may
  become
  God.
 
  How
  low
  can
  you
  get?
 
  It
  isn’t
  in
  reaching
  for
  the
  heights
  of
  whatever
  to
  find
  what
  we
  need,
  but
  to
  bend
  low
  and
  discover
  the
  ever-­‐present
  God
  within
  us,
  individually
  and
  as
  a
  community
  of
  faith.
 
  To
  “defer
  to
  one
  another
  for
  love
  of
  Christ”
  is
  the
  prime
  directive
  to
  finding
  the
  divine
  all
  around
  us
  be
  it
  in
  another
  person,
  nature
  or
  the
  beauty
  of
 the
 cosmos
 –
 God
 is
 here
 –
 now
 –
 if
 we
 are
 vulnerable
 enough
  to
 see
 –
 really
 see.
 
  Peace,
 and
 all
 Good,
 Fr.
 Michael
 
 


  Rummage
 Sale
 

Our
 lady
 of
 Sorrows
 will
 be
 having
 a
 Rummage
 Sale
 june
  22nd
 and
 23rd
 Held
 in
 the
 O.l.S.
 Gym
 5203
 SE
 Woodstock
  Since
 last
 October
 I
 have
 been
 preoccupied,
 maybe
 even
  Blvd.
 

 


  “Over
 the
 Years”
 
We
 would
 like
 to
 create
 an
 “Over
 the
 years”
 bulletin
 board
  in
 the
 vestibule
 of
 the
 church
 for
 the
 coming
 year.
 
 If
 you
  have
 pictures
 you
 would
 like
 to
 share
 please
 label
 the
  pictures
 (your
 name
 and
 what
 the
 pictures
 are
 about)
 and
  either
 leave
 them
 in
 the
 parish
 office
 or
 give
 it
 to
 Barbara
  Harrison.
 
 
 They
 will
 be
 returned
 to
 you.
 
 
 Good
 Memories.
 
 


  ANNUAL
 PEACE
 MASS
 

On
 Wednesday,
 June
 25th,
 there
 will
 be
 a
 Mass
 with
 Bishop
  Kenneth
 Steiner
 celebrating
 the
 31th
 Anniversary
 of
 Our
  Lady's
 Apparitions
 in
 Medjugorje.
 
 6
 p.m.
 -­‐
 Adoration
 of
 the
  Blessed
 Sacrament,
 Rosary,
 Confession
 &
 Benediction.
 
 7
  p.m.
 -­‐
 Holy
 Mass.
 
 Reception
 following.
 St.
 Cecelia
 Church,
  5105
 SW
 Franklin
 St.,
 Beaverton.
 Center
 For
 Peace
 -­‐
 West
 
  503-­‐646-­‐4435.
 


 
  Thank
 you
 

If
 you
 know
 an
 Altar
 Society
 lady
 be
 sure
 to
 say
 ‘thank
  you’
 
 to
 her
 and
 the
 group
 for
 purchasing
 the
 three
  new
 white
 Altar
 Cloths
 (made
 by
 the
 Daughters
 of
  St.Paul
 Sisters)
 and
 the
 four
 beautiful
 red
 side-­‐ hanging
 banners.
 These
 ladies
 are
 always
 so
  generous!
 


 
  Pantry
 Donations
 

Food
 Pantry
 always
 in
 need
 of
 sundry
 items
 (diapers,
  toothpaste,
 toilet
 paper,
 shampoo,
 soap…)
 and
 non-­‐ perishable
 items
 like
 cans
 of
 tuna,
 chili,
 soup,
 fruit,
 
  packages
 of
 macaroni,
 spaghetti,
 rice….).
 
 
 When
 you
  go
 to
 the
 store
 think
 about
 picking
 up
 just
 two
 extra
  items
 to
 share.
 
 It
 really
 does
 make
 a
 difference.
 
 

Looking
 for
 God
 in
 your
 life?
 
 

If
 God
 is
 calling
 you
 to
 take
 a
 closer
 look
 at
 the
  Catholic
 faith
 please
 call
 our
 office
 (503-­‐231-­‐4955)
 or
  email
 us
 at
 ([email protected]
 or
  [email protected].
 
 
 We
 will
 be
 happy
 to
  answer
 your
 questions.
 
 
 


 

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