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    St.

    Philip Neri Parish


    The Northwest Paulist Center
    For Evangelization & Reconciliation
    2408 SE 16th Avenue Portland, OR 97214
    www.stphilipneripdx.org

    Parish Office 503-231-4955 Fax 503-736-1383

    Guided since our founding in 1912 by the missionary vision of the


    Paulists, 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 Gods
    creations through worship, education, and service toward the
    common good.

    Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015


    SECOND COLLECTION

    OFFICE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

    Your prayers and generous support offered to the


    Society for the Propagation of the Faith on World Mission
    Sunday directly benefit the mission church and help
    deepen your relationship with Jesus by helping so many
    missionaries around the world. Please be generous in
    your support.

    Thank you to the volunteers who have come forward to


    help out while Rose is out of the office for hand surgery.
    We are still looking for volunteers to help out during the
    recovery time & for future coverage. Our goal is to have
    a pool of volunteers to help out. No experience needed
    just a pleasant smile and welcoming personality. Please
    contact Rose 503-231-4955 or
    [email protected].

    COSTUME COLLECTION
    Adrienne Jarvis continues to collect costumes for the
    Chelsea Hicks Foundation. The costumes are made
    available to children in Doernbecher and Randalls
    Childrens Hospitals. Please bring in new, never worn
    costumes and dress up accessories to help bring joy into
    lives centered around medical procedures. Collections
    continue each weekend of October.

    DOMESTIC ABUSE AWARENESS MONTH


    The Altar Society takes up a collection each October to
    highlight awareness of domestic abuse and to support
    Bradley Angle House, a home that provides a safe
    shelter for victims of domestic abuse. Envelopes are
    available on the counters in the back of the church.

    ON CARE OF OUR COMMON HOME


    Wed. Oct. 21, 9:30am 2:15pm, Bishop Peter Smith will
    present his understanding of Laudato Si, the Encyclical of
    Pope Francis. We will discuss what this means to each of
    us personally and as parishes. Open to parish staffs,
    parish committees and individuals. Register by Oct. 19
    503-231-4855 or [email protected] so we
    have enough seats/tables. No fee bring sack lunch.

    B- CATHOLICS
    B- Catholics meets this Wed. Oct. 21 in the Paulist Center
    Chapel. All are welcome to join the group for an evening
    of lively discussion on current Catholic topics.

    WERE GLAD YOU ARE HERE


    If you are new to the parish, visiting from across town, across the country, or other parts of the world, welcome & thank
    you for worshiping with us! Fill out one of the Welcome Cards in the pew racks and drop it in the collection basket or
    give it to one of the priests. Stop by after Mass and introduce yourself.
    If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact anyone on staff.

    Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015


    Saturday, October 17th:
    Sunday, October 18th:
    Monday, October 19th:
    Tuesday, October 20th:
    Wednesday, October 21st:
    Thursday, October 22nd:
    Friday, October 23rd:
    Saturday, October 24th:
    Sunday, October 25th:

    8:00am Mass
    4:00pm Mass
    9:30am Mass
    10:30am Mass
    8:00am Mass
    8:00am Mass
    8:00am Mass
    8:00am Mass
    12:10pm Mass
    8:00 am Mass
    4:00pm Mass
    9:30am Mass
    10:30am Mass

    Luke Willam Moran & Family


    Pat Charlesworkth
    People of St. Philip Neri
    Deaf Community
    Jim & Sarah Amaro
    Armand Martinotti
    Jeffrey Oreste
    Ngo Van Hap
    Rex Brown
    Bona & Bonaventure Oh Family
    Mary Palmer
    People of St. Philip Neri
    Deaf Community

    Chapel
    Church
    Church
    Chapel
    Chapel
    Chapel
    Chapel
    Chapel
    Chapel
    Chapel
    Church
    Church
    Chapel

    If you would like a Mass celebrated for you, for an anniversary of death, birthday, marriage, or other special event,
    please fill out a Mass Intention form (located in foyer of the Church) or call the office.
    Parish Office Hours
    Monday 9am Noon
    Tuesday Friday 9am 4pm
    503 231-4955
    Parish Staff
    Pastor & Director of NW Paulist
    Center Fr. Charlie Brunick, CSP
    .x118
    [email protected]
    Parochial Vicar
    Fr. Michael Evernden, CSP .x114
    [email protected]
    Parochial Vicar
    Fr. Bill Edens, CSP ..x113
    [email protected]
    Director of Faith Formation
    Barbara Harrison .x107
    [email protected]
    Business Manager
    Jeanne McPherson ..x103
    [email protected]
    Office Manager
    Rose Wolfe .x101
    [email protected]
    Maintenance & Grounds
    Ed Danila
    [email protected]
    Bulletin deadline Tuesday noon

    Please pray for:


    Mary Palmer
    Frank Kavanaugh & his wife, Mary
    Chris Helvey & his mom, Carol
    Ron Amato
    Chris Huling
    Paulist Seminarians
    Vocations

    Church Cleaning, October 19-25, 2015, April Magnusson & Jan Schoen

    A Word from Servant of God Isaac Hecker,


    Founder of the Paulist Fathers
    The neglect of the natural sciences is a sign of the decay of religion, for the
    Lord is a God of all knowledge (1 Kings 2:3). Indifference and contempt for
    the natural sciences spring not from the spirit but from the absence of the spirit
    of true religion, and betray a mind lacking in a proper appreciation of the
    existence of God and His glory in all His works [On the Mission of New
    Religious Communities, 1876]
    If you have asked Father Hecker to pray for you or another person who is ill, and you
    believe something miraculous has happened, please phone Fr. Paul Robichaud, CSP,
    at 202-269-2519 and tell him your story.

    REMEMBERING OUR FAITHFUL DEPARTED


    Once again during the month of November, we encourage you to bring
    photos of your loved ones who have died. Bring them in and place them on
    the Marian & side altars. Please identify your photos so people know who
    you are remembering and put your name on the back so we can make sure
    they are returned to you.

    ESCRIP BUY COSTUMES ONLINE


    Buy your Halloween costumes through the eScrip Online Mall Costume
    Discounters and they will give us 12% back. Their prices are slightly less
    than other Halloween stores. This is a great way to support the costume
    collection for Chelseas closet & St. Philip Neri both!!

    ALTAR SOCIETY - CIVIL WAR SMACKDOWN!


    Celebrate in style with your own personal Duck or Beaver basket. Starting
    Oct. 31 tickets will be sold after both Masses through Nov. 22. Show us your
    true colors:

    Drawing will be held Nov. 22, just in time for the big game.

    Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015

    Pastoral Corner
    Alumni Reunion
    The alumni gathering of Saint Philip Neri School last Sunday was a delightful meeting of friends, whose friendships
    have stood the test of time. It was a great tribute to Catholic educations ability to forge life-long communal bonds,
    and to the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary who gave so much of themselves. Katie Hearn, SNJM and
    Mary Ryan, SNJM were there, sharing stories of how the Holy Names sisters educated the youth of the archdiocese of
    Portland.
    I was thinking of my own 50th anniversary of graduation from Our Lady of the Lake School, also taught by Holy
    Names Sisters, which I will celebrate next year. One of my fellow classmates and I have been talking about staging
    a 50th anniversary gathering, and I was taking notes about how to make it a success.
    Hebrews
    Jesus is our High Priest, which means that he is the go-between. He stands in the gap between the human
    community and God. He speaks to God on behalf of the congregation (the human community). He speaks to the
    congregation on behalf of God.
    Reaching Out
    This often happens in a natural way. I have gone twice to Night Strike under the west end of the Burnside
    Bridge. Every Thursday night homeless people come for services. Volunteers (50 or more) come to offer services:
    footwashing, haircutting, shaving, distributing clean and dry clothing, serving dinner, giving out popcorn and pet
    food, and providing a port a poti. In conjunction with these services offered by the Christian group Bridgetowninc.org
    who are hosted by the Liberation Street Church on SW 2nd and Burnside, there is medical team and a dental
    team. The volunteers are instructed to start up conversations and to build relationships with the
    homeless. Especially if you come often you can get to know the regulars. I am impressed with the positive tone
    established under the bridge.
    The Priesthood of the Baptized
    Last week we heard Jesus looked on him (the rich young man) with love. The Night Strike volunteers might be
    priests like Jesus: they stand in the midst of the homeless and raise their eyes to God. They stand in Gods presence
    and turn their eyes of love towards the homeless.
    Fr. Bill Edens

    Upcoming Events:
    Oct.21, 9:30am, Bishop Smith, Carvlin
    Oct. 23, 7pm, Open Sanctuary, Church
    Oct. 24 & 25, Costume Collection, Church
    Oct. 30, 7pm, Open Sanctuary, Church
    Oct. 31 HAPPY HALLOWEEN
    Oct. 31 & Nov. 1, Last Weekend for Costume
    Collection, Church
    Nov. 1, All Saints Day
    Nov. 3, 12pm, Senior Gathering, Carvlin
    Nov. 4, 7:15pm, B- Catholics, Chapel

    Next Sundays Readings


    30 Sunday in Ordinary Time
    October 25, 2015
    th

    Reading 1: Jeremiah 21:7-9


    Responsorial: Psalm 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 (3)
    Reading 2: Hebrews 5;1-6
    Gospel: Mark 10:46-52

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