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St. Boniface Church www.saintboniface.net
375 SE Church Street
Sublimity, Oregon 97385
Office Hours: 8 am-1pm
Tuesday - Friday
Closed Monday
Tel: 503-769-5664
St. Mary-Shaw Church www.stmaryshaw.com
9168 Silver Falls Hwy. PO Box 338
Aumsville, OR 97325
Office Hours: 8am-2pm
Monday-Friday
Closed Wednesday
Tel: 503-362-6159
Fax: 503-371-6435
WELCOME TO THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF
February 14, 2021 6th Sunday in Ordinary
Pastor: Fr. Paul Materu, ALCP
Cell Phone: 503.897.7424 Email: [email protected]
Fr. Dick Rossman - Priest in Residence E-mail: [email protected]
Deacon Steve Tabor –503-769-8089
A Prayer of Solidarity For all who have contracted coronavirus, We pray for care and healing.
For those who are particularly vulnerable, We pray for safety and protection.
For all who experience fear or anxiety, We pray for peace of mind and spirit.
For affected families who are facing difficult decisions between food on the table or public safety, We pray for policies that recognize their plight.
For those who do not have adequate health insurance, We pray that no family will face financial burdens alone.
For those who are afraid to access care due to immigration sta-tus, We pray for recognition of the God-given dignity of all.
For our brothers and sisters around the world, We pray for shared solidarity.
For public officials and decision makers, We pray for wisdom and guidance.
Father, during this time may your Church be a sign of hope, com-fort and love to all. Grant peace. Grant comfort. Grant healing. Be with us, Lord. Amen.
Stay Here And Keep Watch With Me. Can you spare one hour once a month for Jesus?
Please join us once a month (the first weekend of the month), for Adoration. This is comprised of verbal and reflective prayer for one hour at Immaculate
Conception Church. For more information, please call Kelly Alley at 503.509.4606.
Parish Mission Statement: We, the Catholic community of St. Boniface, inspired by the Holy Spirit, seek to proclaim and live the Gospel, celebrate the Sacraments, foster our Catholic
traditions and serve the needs of others.
St. Boniface Church, Sublimity —1879—2021 Parish Office Hours: New Office Hours: Tues-Friday 9 am-12noon Fr. Paul Materu, Pastor e-mail: [email protected], 503.897.7424 Kimberly Zuber, Administrative Assistant, 503.769.5664 Email: [email protected], cell 503.949.9621. Betty Young, Office Assistant, Email: [email protected] Bernadette Lopez -Children’s Faith Formation Directors, [email protected] Terry Hendricks, Maintenance Heather Clute: Altar Servers Jonathan & Cheryl Christie, Children’s Liturgy Parish Office: Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers & Lectors Scheduling. Homebound Extraordinary Ministries:
St. Boniface Parish Collection: February 7: 4,138.15
Altar Exp.: 15.00, Capital Imp.: 400.00, St. Joseph:50.00, Outreach: 10.00, Prayer Garden: $210.00.
It is important that our parishioners mail in or drop off their collection envelopes.
Thank you for your financial support.
This Week At St. Boniface: Please Mail or Drop Off your Collection Envelope!
*Sign –ups for Mass No Longer Required by the State.
However, parishes are still required to limit Mass attendance to capacity limits according to Risk Level per each county in Oregon. Pastors and parishes are simply required to ensure maximum numbers allowed are not exceeded at any given faith gathering. For many of our parishes, this change will still mean some kind of reservation system for Masses. Door moni-tors/hospitality ministers will still be needed to ensure mask-ing, distancing and cleaning protocols are followed and maxi-mum number are not exceeded. *St. Boniface Church has increased to 80 people maximum(70 downstairs/10 in choir loft plus choir members) and 25 in Parish hall.
~Masks Are Required~
Sunday, February 14: Valentine’s Day
10 am Mass
Monday, February 15: Parish Office Closed
Tuesday, February 16: 7 am Mass and Rosary
Wednesday, February 17: Ash Wednesday
7 am Mass and Rosary
5 pm Mass
Thursday, February 18: 7 am Mass and Rosary
2-4 pm Adoration
Friday, February 19: 7 am Mass and Rosary
7 pm Stations of The Cross-Leaders: The Staff
Saturday, February 20: 7 pm Vigil Mass
Sunday, February 21: 10 am Mass
Birthright Baby Bottle Drive will end on
February 14th. Please return your filled bottle to the Birthright lock
box inside the main body of church on or before February 14th.
Any questions, please contact Kelly Alley 503-509-4606.
St. Boniface Parishioners who send their children to Regis St. Mary are encour-
aged to apply for the parish monetary gift. Please do so as soon as possible by contact-ing the parish office/Betty during regular
business hours. 503.769.5664 or [email protected]. Thank you.
For Lent For Life... Operation Rice Bowl: Catholic Relief Services’ Opera-tion Rice Bowl invites us to pray with our families and faith communities, fast in solidarity with those who are hungry, learn about our brothers and sisters around the world, and give sacrificial contributions to help those in
need. All Rice Bowls and donations can be turned in
during Holy week.
Next weekend is Commitment Weekend for the Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal. During Mass, we will
watch a video from Archbishop Sample about the Appeal. The Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal provides substantial financial support to essential ministries that support parishes in our
Catholic Church in western Oregon. These programs provide education and faith formation at all levels and provide a Cath-
olic presence for tens of thousands of people. If you received a personalized commitment card in the mail, please mail it directly to the Archdiocese.
Postage is paid on the pledge envelopes. We will not be collecting envelopes this year.
This week, please prayerfully reflect on the level of commit-ment you will make next weekend to the Archbishop’s invita-tion to share your blessings and support the Gospel mission
here in western Oregon. 2021 Goal for St. Boniface Parish is 13,438.86.
February 14, 2021
Dear brothers and sisters, "God is good all the time!"
Updates: While I am on vacation there will be no 8 am Mass on Sundays. Weekday Mass: Tuesday through Friday at 7 am . Thank you, Fr. Luan and Fr. Jossey. Sunday 10 am Mass with Fr. Dick Rossman. Please Continue to pray!
Ash Wednesday 2021: Archbishop Sample has asked this Office to communicate again his expec-tation that all parishes will consistently follow the Vatican instruction regarding the distribution of ashes this coming Ash Wednesday. Ahead of the beginning of Lent (Wednesday, 17 February) the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments published a note detailing how priests and other ministers are to distribute ashes. After blessing the ashes and sprinkling them with holy water in silence, the priest addresses those present, reciting once the formula found in the Roman Missal: “Repent, and believe in the Gospel” or “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return”. At that point, the note continues, the priest “cleanses his hands, puts on a face mask, and distributes ashes to those who come to him or, if appropriate, he goes to those who are standing in their places.” He then sprinkles the ash-es on each person’s head “without saying anything. Yours in the Risen Lord, Fr. Paul Materu, Pastor
St. Boniface
No Confessions while Fr. Paul is away. Contact Fr. Dick, Fr. Luan or Fr. Jossey.
80 people:Weekday Mass: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 7 am. 80 people(70 downstairs plus 10 upstairs along with choir members):Weekend Mass in church: Saturday 7pm, Sunday 10 am. No 8 am Mass while Fr. Paul is away. Plus up to 25 people in the Parish hall if needed.
New Office Hours:Tuesday-Friday 8 am to 12 noon.
Face coverings are required for everyone to enter church. Persons under the age of 5 are not required but we would like them to wear a mask. Face shields are no longer recommended as a substitute for face cover-ings because they permit the aerosols to move around the shield. Persons who require an accommodation of exemp-tion under federal or state law. We are pleased to announce that Faith gatherings must not exceed 80 people inside St. Boniface church and 25 in Parish hall, while strictly maintaining 6 foot distancing requirements. Masking contin-ues to be required and cleaning protocols should still be maintained. We are in need of more volunteers to help with ushering and sanitizing at 7 pm Saturday Vigil Mass and Sunday at 10 am Mass. To volunteer, please contact the parish office or a staff member.
New St. Boniface face masks are now available through the parish office. They are $5.00 each. Buy 2 get 3rd FREE! Please contact the parish office during regular business hours to pick yours up.
Please read the following... Please leave your kneeler down when you leave church. This will help those who are sanitizing.
Thank you!
Adoration (2-4 pm) on Thursday’s please sign up prior. If you Pick up a missalette to use during Mass, you must keep it. Take it home, it is yours to bring back to the next Mass you come to. Do Not Leave The Missalette In The Pew.
All collection envelopes, cash & checks must be put into the collection cabinet inside the main entrance of church. No collection will be taken up during Mass.
Homebound Ministry is now back! All ministers must attend Mass and bring your Pyx and or Burse to receive host from Fr. Paul during Mass. No going to the tabernacle at this time. Must wear a mask and follow social distancing guidelines.
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~St. Boniface Liturgy & Worship Page~
Day & Date Time and
Place I (& II Reading) Responsorial Psalm Gospel Reading Intention
Mon. Feb. 15
President’s Day 1st Reading: Gn 4:1-15, 25
Resp. Psalm:50:1 & 8, 16bc-17, 20-21 Mark 8:11-13
Tue. Feb. 16
7 am 1st Reading: Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10
Resp. Psalm: 29:1a & 2, 3ac-4, 3b& 9c-10 Mark 8:14-21 Larisa Maslova †
Wed. Feb. 17
Ash Wednesday 7 am 1st Reading: Joel 2:12-18 People of The Parish
8:30 am St. Mary Shaw
Resp. Psalm: 51:3-6ab, 12-14 & 17 People of The Parish
6 pm St.
Mary Shaw 2nd Reading: 2 Corinthians 5:20-6:2 Al Dozler †
5 pm Matthew 6:1-6, 16-
18 Evelyn Van Agtmael †
Thurs. Feb. 18
7 am 1st Reading: Deu. 30:15-29 Resp. Psalm:1:1-4 & 6
Luke 9:22-25 Valentina Ecinova †
8:30 am St. Mary Shaw
Shirley Becker Keudell †
Fri. Feb. 19
7 am 1st Reading: Is.58:1-92
Resp. Psalm: 51:3-6ab, 18-19 Matthew 9:14-15 Don Zuber †
8:30 am St. Mary Shaw
Leonard & Margaret Dieringer
†
Sat. Feb. 20
5 pm St.
Mary Shaw Gn. 9:8-15 James Hary †
7 pm Resp. Psalm: 25:4-9 Marita Norman †
Sunday Feb. 21
1st. Sunday of Lent
8 am St. Mary Shaw
2nd Reading: 1 Peter 3:18-22 People of The Parish
10 am Mark 1:12-15 Fran Hendricks †
St. Boniface Minister Schedule February 17, 20 & 21, 2021
7am 5 pm 7 pm 10 am
Sacristans Volunteer Volunteer Judy Welter Dave & Sue Schu-
macher
Announce/Lector
Volunteer Volunteer Diane Hall Mike Alley
Greeters/Ushers
Volunteer Volunteer Shawn Heuberger Tim Stuckart &
Volunteer
Stations of The Cross Leaders: Friday, Feb. 19: Staff Friday, Feb. 26: Altar Society
Friday, March 5: Choir Members
Friday, March 12: Sacristan, Lec-tors and Ushers
Friday, March 19: Finance Council Friday, March 26: Pastoral Council *Each ministry is responsible for their own volunteers to lead the Stations.
New Ash Wednesday Schedule: Since Fr. Paul has to quarantine for 7 days upon his arrival back to Portland, Fr. Luan & Fr. Jossey will fill in for Fr. Paul. Ash Wednesday there will be 7 am Mass and 5 pm Mass.
Weekday’s at 7 am and Weekend, 7 pm Saturday Vigil Mass and Sunday morning 10 am.
Please keep all the priests in your prayers.
New Parishioners: Welcome to our parish! To Register, change your address or phone number, please
contact the office either in person or by phone or email.
You will then be mailed a registration form to be filled out and return it to the parish office.
St. Mary’s P.O. Box 338, Aumsville, OR 97325 or
St. Boniface 375 SE Church Street, Sublimity, OR 97385
Please print!
Name:___________________________________________
Address:_________________________________________
State: ______ Zip:____________ Phone #_________________
and E-mail:________________________________________
Santiam Vicariate Youth Ministry: Car-olyn Rich, Vicariate Youth Coordinator, [email protected] 503.769.2656
Youth Ministry Is Back At Regis ~ MSYG-Wednesdays at 6:30 pm: HSYG-Sundays at 6:30 pm. High School Youth: No youth group today on Sunday, February 14. Next youth group will be on Sunday, February 21. Middle school Youth: please join us at our next gathering at 6:30 pm on Wednesday, February 24 at Regis High School. Confirmation News-All 2nd Year Students next session is Sunday, February 28. Parents Need to attend the session! 9:30 am to Noon at ICC-Spanish speakers, 1 pm to 3:30 pm at ICC-English speaker. Youth Adult Ministry (18+) On the second Thursday night of the month at 7 pm at Immaculate Concep-tion.
New Parishioners Welcome to St. Boniface. To register, change your address or phone
number, please email or call the parish office. Children’s Faith Formation: Contact Fr. Paul
RCIA: Contact Fr. Paul Confirmation Registration: Contact Fr. Paul
Consecration To St. Joseph 33-Day Preparation Begins February 15. On Dec. 8, 2020, Holy Father Pope Francis de-
clared 2021 as the year of St. Joseph, the human father of Jesus. To celebrate, Im-
maculate Conception invites you to partici-pate in our upcoming Consecration to
St. Joseph! What is Consecration to St. Joseph? Consecration
means that you are asking Saint Joseph to be your spir-itual father, that you want him to help you to acquire his virtues and become holy. St. Joseph will give those con-secrated to him his undivided attention, protection, and guidance. For the men of the parish, we will be meeting weekly to discuss the prior week’s reading, meeting first
in a larger assembly and then breaking out into small groups to discuss. For those wanting to participate re-motely, we will arrange for Zoom meeting groups as
well. The men’s meetings will take place Thurs-day nights beginning Feb. 11., from 7-8 pm.
For the women, we can also arrange discussion groups. We will be using Fr. Donald Calloway’s book, Consecra-tion to St. Joseph: The Wonders of Our Spiritual Father. Books are available for $15. The consecration will culmi-
nate on March 19 with a special consecration Mass. To learn more/register at
www.immacstayton.org/stjoseph.
Old Palms: You may bring your old palms to church and put them in the box under
the table where the bulletins are
located.
Please Pray For the following friends & family.. Tom O’Donnell, Tony Mack, Karen Spencer, Doug Lulay, Ashwell Family, Garrett Kauf-
mann, Dick Doerfler, Dolores Morris, Grayson Beaty, Marilyn Lulay, Howard Heuberger, Rosemary Heu-
berger, Rosie Nelson, Ted Peters, Suzanne Beutler, Kar-rie Welter, David Benton, Mary Fery, Marvin Nichols, Joan Ad-ams, Shannon Byler, Paul Ditter, David Morin, Eunice Beyer,
Anne Pavelek, Nathan Ripp, Fr. Ed Coleman, Kara Chytka, Peter J. Jr., Keith, Ann, Lori & Rose Smith, and all those living in
Assisted Living Facilities in our area.
Prayer Chain Request: St. Boniface: Parish office: [email protected] (Kim)
40 Days For Life: February 17-March 28 Help save lives in Salem! You can protect mothers and children by joining this worldwide mobilization! Through prayer and
fasting, peaceful bigils and community outreach, 40 Days for Life has inspired 1,000,000 volunteers! With God’s help, here are the proven results in 7,440 local campaigns. 18,000 babies saved from abortion since 2007! Here’s how to partner with 40 Days for Life in our community: Vigil location: Public right-of-way, sidewalk outside Planned Parenthood 3825
Wolverine St. NE, Salem, OR 97305. Vigil hours: 7 am to 7 pm daily for 40 days. Local contact: Bob Snyder,
[email protected] 503.480.9374. Sign up online at 40daysforlife.com/Salem.
Sacristan & Lector Schedule for February 2021 ~For the month of February we are continuing to schedule those who want to attend
Mass. If for any reason you can not fulfill your date and time, it is your responsibility to
find a replacement. Thank you!~ The Year of St. Joseph.
*note that 2 Ushers are needed for 7 pm and 10 am Mass. To write down names of those
attending Mass and to help sanitize after Mass.
1st, Saturday, Feb. 6: Sunday, Feb. 7:
7 pm Sacristan: Judy Welter
Lector: Anna Heuberger 8 am Mass: Sacristan: Dick VanCauteren
Usher: Shawn Heuberger Lector: Steve Zuber
Usher: Terry Hendricks, Kim Zuber
10 am Mass: Sacristan: Sue Schumacher
Lector: Larry Etzel
Usher: Tim Reiser and *
2nd Saturday, Feb. 13: Sunday, Feb. 14:
7 pm Sacristan: Kamala Voth 8 am Mass: Sacristan: Dick VanCauteren
Lector: Jonathan Penrice Lector: Bernadette Kintz Lopez
Usher: Gabe Voth Usher: Sue VanHandle and *
10 am Mass: Sacristan: Aggie Gescher
Lector: Kelly Alley
Usher: Mike Alley and *
3rd Saturday, Feb. 20: Sunday, Feb. 21:
7 pm Sacristan: Judy Welter 8 am Mass: Sacristan: Dick VanCauteren
Lector: Diane Hall Lector: Steve Zuber
Usher: Shawn Heuberger Usher: Terry Hendricks, Kim Zuber
10 am Mass: Sacristan: Dave & Sue
Schumacher
Lector: Mike Alley
Usher: Tim Stuckart and *
4th
Saturday, Feb. 27: Sunday Mass Sunday, Feb. 28:
7 pm Sacristan: Kamala Voth 8 am Mass: Sacristan: Dick VanCauteren
Lector: Jonathan Penrice Lector: Bernadette Kintz Lopez
Usher: Gabe Voth Usher: Sue VanHandle and *
10 am Mass: Sacristan: Aggie Gescher
Lector: Jonathan Christie
Usher: John Meldrum and *
Alley, Mike, Kelly: 503.769.1188
Christie, Jonathan: 503.394.3192
Etzel, Larry: 503.769.2588
Hall, Diane: 503.769.6502
Heuberger, Anna: 503.769.6013
Penrice, Kathleen & Jonathan: 503.767.3678
Zuber, Steve: 503.949.9625
Sue Schumacher: 503.769.1535
Aggie Gescher: 503.769.5918
Sue VanHandle:
Dick VanCauteren:503.769.2815
Tim Stuckart: 503.769.9532
Bernadette Kintz-Lopez: 503.881.4008
Terry Hendricks
Tim Reiser
John Meldrum
Shawn Heuberger
Kamala, Gabe Voth
One does not live by bread alone but by every word that comes from the mouth of God. Prayer turns us away from sin’s rebellion and draws us into right relations with our Creator. The summit of Catholic prayer is the Mass, and a good Lenten practice is to attend daily Mass if possible. The Rosary, Scriptural reflection, Eucharistic Adoration and other forms of prayer also help us get the most out of Lent.
Fasting is a discipline designed to remove whatever threatens to become more important than God in our lives. Normally, fasting focuses on food, but it could also involve other activities like watching television or playing video games. According to the church regulations, those in good health are to observe the following practices during Lent unless for some serious reason they are unable to do so. Ages 15-59 fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, limiting yourself to one full meal and two smaller meals each day, with no snacking between meals. Abstinence: Catholics age 14 and older abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday and all the Fridays of Lent. *Subject to change. Watch bulletin for updates.
REFLECTION
COMMITMENT REPENTANCE
St. Boniface Lenten Schedule 2021
“Reach your finger here, and look at My hands; and reach your hand here,
and put it into My side, Do not be unbelieving, but believing.”
(John 20:27)
Ash Wednesday-February 17
Mass at 7 am and 5 pm.
Daily Mass and Rosary 7am Tuesday through Friday.
Special Projects: Pick up your rice bowl today. Operation Rice Bowl: Catholic Relief Services’ Operation Rice Bowl invites us to pray with our families and faith communities, fast in solidarity with those who are hungry, learn about our brothers and sisters around the world, and give sacrificial contributions to help those in need. All Rice Bowls and donations can be turned in during Holy week.
Upcoming Events: Wednesday Children’s Faith Formation Sacramental class in the parish hall. Wednesday, March 3. April 7. No class on 24th., Spring break.
Children’s Faith Formation Mass and Benediction for all students and families. Wednesday, March 10
Wednesday, April 14
St. Boniface Lenten Reconciliation Service 7 pm. To be Announced.
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Stations of The Cross Schedule: *Leader: Person in charge of group, please contact the parish office prior to your date for your Stations of The Cross manuals.
Friday, February 19: 7 pm-Stations of The Cross. Leaders: St. Boniface Staff
Friday, February 26: 7 pm-Stations of The Cross Leaders: Altar Society Members
Friday, March 5: 7 pm-Stations of The Cross Leaders: Choir Members
Friday, March 12: 7 pm-Stations of The Cross Leaders: Sacristans, Lectors & Ushers
Friday, March 19: 7 pm-Stations of The Cross Leaders: Finance Council Members
Friday, March 26: 7 pm-Stations of The Cross Leaders: Pastoral Council Members *If you are not a member of any of the ministries and you want to participate with the Stations of The Cross, please con-tact the parish office. Thank you!
Holy Week at St. Boniface- Palm Sunday Weekend, March 27–Mass at 7pm .
March 28-Mass at 8 and10 am. Outside procession weather permitting.
*Chrism Mass: Monday, March 29 at 7 pm at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland.
Holy Thursday, April 1 at 7 pm, Mass of the Lord’s Supper Adoration until midnight in the Church.
Good Friday, April 2: Stations of The Cross Walk begins at St. Boniface at 10 am and concludes at Immaculate Conception at 12 noon. 7 pm Good Friday Service-Passion & Communion Service.
Easter Vigil, Saturday, April 3 at 8:30 pm. Easter Fire Scripture Readings Blessing of Holy Water Eucharist
Easter Sunday-April 4 8 and 10 am Masses www.saintboniface.net Parish Office will be closed Monday, April 5 and Tuesday, April 6.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
*Subject to changes, check bulletin for up dates.
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 5th Sunday in Or-dinary Time
10 am Mass
8 Parish Office Closed
9 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
10 7 am Mass & Rosary
6:30-7:45 pm Sacra-mental Prep Class
11 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
2 –4 pm Adoration
12 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
13
5:30-6:30 pm Conf. 7 pm Vigil Mass
14 Valentine’s Day 6th Sunday in Ordi-nary Time
10 am Mass
15 Parish Office Closed
16 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
17 Ash Wednesday 7 am Mass & Rosary
7 pm Mass
18 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
2 –4 pm Adoration
19 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
7 pm Stations of The Cross.
20
5:30-6:30 pm Conf. 7 pm Vigil Mass
21 1st Sunday of Lent 8 am Mass
10 am Mass
22 Parish Office Closed
23 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
24 7 am Mass & Rosary
25 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
2 –4 pm Adoration
26 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
7 pm Stations of The Cross.
27
5:30-6:30 pm Conf. 7 pm Vigil Mass
28 2nd Sunday of Lent 8 am Mass
10 am Mass
March 1
Parish Office Closed
2 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
3 7 am Mass & Rosary
6:30-7:45 pm Sacra-mental Prep Class
4 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
2 –4 pm Adoration
5 7 am Mass & Ro-sary
7 pm Stations of The Cross.
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5:30-6:30 pm Conf. 7 pm Vigil Mass
St. Boniface ~ February 2021
