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Saint Philip Church622 Putnam PikeGreenville, RI 02828August 23, 2015Wisdom from a Mystic .Did you notice? Not once did they tell Me that they loved Me. Not once didthey give thanks for My gift to them, bringing My Divinity down to their poorhumanity to elevate them toward Me. Not a single time did they say: “ThankYou, Lord.” It has been a litany of requests and almost all of those whocome to receive Me are like that. I have died for love and I am risen. For loveI await each one of you, and for love I remain with you but do you realizethat I want your love?These words are from a little book entitled Live the Holy Mass: The TestimonyCall: 401.949.1500of Catalina. They are part of what the Church calls “private revelation.”FAX: 401.949.3504Catalina is a mystic who receives visions and words from Our Lord. In thiswww.saintphilip.comsmall book, some of the words, like those above, which Jesus spoke to Catalinaemail: office@saintphilip.comare recorded about the Mass.Sacrament of Reconciliation(Confessions)Saturday 8:30-9:00 AM3:00-3:45 PMFirst Friday of the Month6:00-7:00 PMMinistry to the SickPlease notify us if anyone is ill, inthe hospital or at home, whowishes to receive the Sacramentof the Anointing of the Sick orHoly Communion.Nursing HomesHoly Mass is offered monthlyand Holy Communion is servedweekly at the following healthcare facilities: Cortland Place,Hebert’s, North Bay Manor, andVillage at Waterman Lake.Sacrament of BaptismPlease speak with one of thepriests about dates for thecelebration of Baptism and theBaptism Preparation class.Sacrament of MarriageConsult one of the priests to secure a date and begin the Marriage Preparation Program.Priestly and Religious VocationsTelephone the Diocesan Office ofVocations at 401.331.1316.A Roman CatholicFaith CommunitySince 1852In the quote above, Jesus is talking to Catalina about Holy Communion andpeople at Mass receiving the Body and Blood of Christ at Holy Communiontime. They are words of lament, as Jesus notices that those receiving him do sowithout regard for what is truly going on. Jesus’ sad words are indicating thelack of thanksgiving and reverence and awe by so many who receive HolyCommunion at Mass.Am I one of them?During the serving of Holy Communion and inthe moments that follow, there should betremendous reverence and awe for what istaking place. The very Body and Blood ofChrist is being served to those who comeforward to receive his Living Flesh in theEucharist. Following this reception, thereshould be ample time for thanksgiving andpraise, telling Jesus in the core of our souls,where he resides, how grateful we are for hispresence with us and how much we love him.Sadly, many who receive Holy Communionare heading out the door, literally, not back totheir pews for thanksgiving and praise. Sadly,many are distracted by so many things thatJesus is all too often neglected. The time afterHoly Communion is a sacred and special timeof intimacy with the Lord of all life, the Savior who comes to dwell inour hearts in this Sacred Banquet. Let us take time to savor his presence,to “taste and see the goodness of the Lord” as the psalmist proclaims. Letus tell Our Lord and Savior how much we love him and how grateful we areto be with him. God bless you!Father Frank
Mass ScheduleSaturday: 4 PMSunday:8 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 6 PMWeekdays: Monday thru Saturday at 8 AMParish StaffPastor Reverend Francis C. Santillipastor@saintphilip.comAssistant Pastor Reverend Ryan J. Simasfatherryan@saintphilip.comAssistant Pastor (Temporary) Reverend Nicholas T. Flemingfatherfleming@saintphilip.comPermanent Deacon . Deacon Carlo J. SabettiPermanent Deacon . Deacon Anthony E. MuscatelliPastor Emeritus . Reverend Gerald E. BeirneParish Manager . Deacon Carlo J. Sabetti401.949.9871 or parishmanager@saintphilip.comParish Office Manager . Mrs. Brandy Narducci401.949.1500 or office@saintphilip.comOrganist / Choir Director . Mr. Kenneth Camara401.861.7819Children & Family Ministry . Keith and Lisa Klineleeleejack@aol.comYouth Minister . Melissa Roberts401.349.0785 or youth@saintphilip.comSaint Philip Religious EducationDirector . Mr. Dennis SousaOffice . 401.949.0330 or reled@saintphilip.comSaint Philip SchoolPrincipal . Mrs. Cynthia SenenkoOffice .401.949.1130 or www.stphilipschool.comSaint Vincent De Paul SocietyContact . 401.949.2949 or vinnysangels@saintphilip.comPerpetual Adoration of the Most Blessed SacramentCoordinator: Chris Chabot . .401.934.1988Adoration Scheduler: Marcelle Boyes .401.949.2912WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERSWe encourage new parishioners to introduceyourselves to the parish priests so that we can meetand welcome you to our Parish Family. Please contactone of our priests to officially register at 401.949.1500.Parish News Deadline is Monday at 12 Noon.Copy must be in wri!ng!Counting our BlessingsAugust 8/9: Budget Collection: 14,236.46Envelopes: 10,251.00 Loose: 1,014.46E-Giving: 2,971.00Parish Improvement Collection: 3,626.00We give you thanks, Almighty Father!Advanced Screening of “War Room”:Wednesday - August 26 .Join Saint Philip Church andfaithful Catholics everywhereas we hold an advancedscreening of the highlyacclaimed new film by themakers of COURAGEOUSand FIREPROOF.WAR ROOM is a compellingdrama with humor and heartthat explores the power that prayer can have onmarriages, parenting, careers, friendships, and everyother area of our lives. ALL ARE WELCOMEto join us on Wednesday - August 26, 2015 at7:00 PM at the Providence Place Mall Cinema foran advanced screening of the movie. We havepurchased every seat in the 184-seat theater for thislife-changing event. Tickets cost 11.25 each andwill be sold on a first-come first-served basis. If youwould like to purchase tickets for you and/oryour family please contact Keith and Lisa Kline atleeleejack@aol.com or 401.349.0428. Please see thefollowing link for the trailer to this highly-anticipatednew film from the Kendrick brothers:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v wXgC HLLcCQAttention E-Givers!Have you been feeling “funny” when the basket inChurch is passed and you don’t have an envelope toput in the collection because you are now “E-Giving”?Well, we have something for you. Laminated offeringenvelopes are available in baskets on the bottom shelfof the tables at our Church doors. As you enterChurch, simply take a laminated card and when thecollection basket comes your way, place the card inthe basket along with the intention of your giving.The laminated cards will be returned to the tableswhen the collection is counted for use again thefollowing week. Thank you for using our E-GivingProgram and pass the good word along to your fellowparishioners about how safe and easy it is! Also, all2nd and special collections will be posted on theE-Giving Page please view it and line up your2nd-collection offerings! Thank you and God bless!Go Green Sign Up For Our E-Giving Program!We now have 223 parishioners giving to our Parishelectronically. It’s safe and easy! Please visit ourParish website at www.saintphilip.com and “click” onthe E-Giving icon. You’ll be glad you did andso will we! You will eliminate the need forpaper-envelopes and provide our Parish withconsistent giving year in and year out.
Our Paving Project is moving along with a price-tag of 1,013,583.00!This is a massive project, and a long-awaited one. It has taken many, many months of planning, preparing,designing, and negotiating. We are grateful to Joe Casali Engineering, the firm we hired to conduct studies, hearour concerns, and develop and design plans for our parking lots, driveways, and walkways that meet all thestandards and stipulations of the State, Town, and Church.The paving project contract has been awarded to Mill City Construction of Lincoln, Rhode Island, at a cost of 1,013,583.00. Yes, it's a million-dollar project, costing a lot more than we originally planned and budgeted for.Much of the work will be done by the sub-contractor, a local business, Smithfield Peat Company with DarinClavet serving as Foreman of the job.Mill City is not expected to finish completely until sometime in October. Yes, that long! During the course ofthe project, there will be inconveniences and disturbances in our daily, usual routine. Patience and kindness willbe required by all of us with the understanding that these inconveniences are temporary and that we will be proudof and enjoy the final product for many, many years to come. At certain points, Funeral Masses may have to becelebrated at Saint Joseph's in North Scituate or at Saint Michael's in Georgiaville. Should that be necessary,the Pastors of both parishes would welcome one of our own priests to celebrate a Funeral Mass and our ownorganist, Mr. Ken Camara would provide the music. We will keep you posted regarding the progression of thework . and how we are going to pay for it!Saint Vincent de Paul SocietyNeed room in your children's closet for schoolclothes? The gently used fall and winter clothesyour children have outgrown can be donated tothe St. Vincent de Paul Society. The Society will,in turn, send these donations to the GreenvilleBaptist Church Thrift Store. We have beensending families in need of clothes to this localThrift Store with vouchers to receive clothes atno cost to those in need. Now we can return thefavor by donating gently used children fall andwinter clothes to the Thrift Store. Any clean,gently used children's clothes, coats especially,can be left in the St. Vincent de Paul baskets at thedoors of the Church. Please put the clothes inplastic bags.“Deeper Waters” First Friday Celebrations of Worship & Prayer On the First Fridays of every month, beginning Friday – September 4, there will be an evening of inspiringsongs, praise and worship, and prayer ministry in our Church from 7 PM to 8:30 PM led by an internationalmusician, composer and prayer minister, Mr. Jon Polce. Jon is known to many across the state of Rhode Islandand beyond for his prayerful, Spirit-filled music and his gentle, yet powerful prayer ministry. Jon will lead theFirst Friday celebrations on September 4, October 2, November 6, and December 4. A free-will offering will betaken up each Friday. All are welcome to come into “deeper waters” of faith, prayer, praise and worship of God.When Jesus had finished speaking, he said to Simon: “Put out into deeper waters and lower your nets for acatch.” Simon answered: “Master, we have been hard at it all night long and have caught nothing. But if yousay so, I will lower the nets.” Upon doing this they caught such a great number of fish that their nets were at abreaking point (Luke 5:4-6).First Friday Confessions are heard in the confessionals located in Our Lady’s Chapel of our Church on First Fridays from 6 PM to 7 PM.What a great way to observe the “First Friday Devotions” go to Confession, and stay in Church for anevening of song, prayer, worship, praise, and thanksgiving to the Sacred Heart of Jesus who is always calling usto “put out into deeper waters.” First Friday Confessions will be heard on Friday - September 4.
What is the "R.C.I.A." Program?What is the "R.C.C.A." Program?The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (R.C.I.A.)is the process offered for adults to become fullmembers of the Roman Catholic Church. Theprogram is for adults, 18 and older, who have:(1) never been baptized at all, in any denomination;(2) been baptized in another Christian denomination(non-Roman Catholic), for example, Methodist,Episcopalian, Lutheran, or some other Christiancommunity and wish to be welcomed into the fullcommunion of the Catholic Church and receivethe Sacrament of Confirmation and their First HolyCommunion.Those inquiring about the Faith learn moreabout God, Jesus, and the Church, and share theirdeveloping Faith in a group of adults meeting everyweek. This is a time of instruction, prayer, Scripturesharing, and reaching out to others. Participants whocomplete the R.C.I.A. requirements receive theirSacraments and/or are welcomed into the fullcommunion of the Roman Catholic Church at theEaster Vigil, celebrated on Holy Saturday evening,the night before Easter Sunday. Watch this Parishbulletin for the first meeting of the R.C.I.A. group inour Parish. This program is under the direction ofMrs. Kathleen Sabetti and her RCIA team.The Rite of Continuing Conversion of Adults(R.C.C.A.) is a program designed for adults, 18 yearsold and up, who have been baptized as RomanCatholics but not raised and/or formed in the RomanCatholic Faith. Perhaps these are adults who didnot receive their First Holy Communion and/orthe Sacrament of Confirmation. This program willfacilitate these adults in their continuing conversion,preparing them to receive their First HolyCommunion and/or the Sacrament of Confirmationand take on their rightful place in the Roman CatholicChurch. This program is flexible and will be tailoredto accommodate the specific needs of its participants.It is under the direction of Mr. Dennis Sousa, ourParish Director of Religious Education. Pleasecontact him at 401.949.0330 or email him atreled@saintphilip.com for more information.Knights of Columbus NewsSt. Philip Council, Knights of Columbus, willhold its Annual Members and Prospective MembersSteak Fry on Tuesday, August 25 at 7:00 PMin the Parish Center. Cost is 15.00 per person.All Brother Knights and all other Catholic menare welcome to attend. Please call Jim Gilcreast of theSt. Philip Council at 401-749-9035 or email himat jwellingtonwells@hotmail.com for reservations.St. Philip Council is always looking for good Catholicmen who wish to serve the Church and the community:For information on the St. Philip Council Knights ofColumbus, or if any parishioners would be interestedin membership information, please email the St. PhilipCouncil Grand Knight Michael Pinelli atmike@mikepinelli.com or call him at 401-524-1951.Catholic Charity Appeal:"We Did It!"We went over our goal! Our final total for the2015 Catholic Charity Appeal in our Parish is 143,304.50, almost 2,000.00 over our goal!Thank you to our very-generous donors who madepledges and gave one-time gifts in this year'sAppeal. Thanks, as well, to our Co-Chairs, Pauland Liz Santucci for your guidance, directions,and support. God bless one and all!
Saint Philip SchoolTeaching truth.Building community.lnspiring serviceThe American flag in front of St. Philip Schoolis being flown this week in memory ofSr. Mary Assunta, R.S.M. (Sr. Rose Peters)Saint Philip School Opens Saint Philip SchoolWelcomes A New YearAs students begin to prepare for the exciting yearahead, several events have been planned to welcomenew and returning families. A New Family Welcomewill take place on Wednesday, August 26 at 6:00 PM.This event is for adults only. The Pre-K orientationis scheduled for Monday, August 31 at 1:00 PM.After sending eager students off to their classes on thefirst day of school, all parents are welcome to relax atthe annual Cardinal Club Coffee An’ in the ParishCenter. And lastly, Open House will be held onThursday, September 10, at 7:00 PM. This event isalso for adults only, giving parents the opportunity tohear from the principal and visit classrooms.for the 2015-2016 School year on Wednesday September 2, the first day of School for ourchildren. The Faculty and Staff actually begin onMonday – August 31 by attending the 8 AM Massin Church and then meeting in the School forprayer, study, and professional development. OnTuesday - September 1, our Faculty and Staff willbe on a retreat day at the Immaculate ConceptionRetreat House in Putnam, CT. Please keep ourParish School and its families in your prayers thatthe Holy Spirit will truly guide, direct, form, andinspire each and every one in any way associatedwith our wonderful Saint Philip School.Welcome New ParishionersWe extend a warm welcome to the following newmembers of our parish family:Keith, Jennifer &Brandon Anderson; Grace, Brianna, Andrew & NathanLoras; Dianne, Grace & Mary Goodnow; Dennis, Suzanne,Phillip & Holly Cherok; Elaine Koval; Jacqueline Miller;Jeanne Richmond; Wayne Sacco; Matthew & ChristieLynch; Matthew & Christine Higgins; Sandra Fiore; Richard,Therese, Lena & Josie Torti; Lucille Pellegrino; Robert,Patricia & Anthony Arciero; Brendan, Kerri & Emma Shorter;Derek, Lisa, Luca & Christian ParascandoloMarriage Today:Father Nicholas Fleming is offering classes about Marriage which began on Thursday, August 20th, from7 PM to 8 PM in the McNamara Building (RCIA Room). Father Nick is discussing the modern debatesabout marriage, and explain the Catholic position. Any and all adults are invited to attend.Overview:August 27th:September 3rd:September 10th:Mystery and Intimacy: The Dynamics of Married LoveNatural Family Planning vs. ContraceptionForgiveness in Marriage
Readings for the Week of August 23, 2015Sunday:Saturday, August 22, Vigil: 21st Sunday inOrdinary Time4:00 James Cooke, Sr. & Danny Cooke—MemorialSunday, August 23, 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time8:00 Nora McKenna—Birthday Remembrance9:30 Anna Wojcik—32nd Anniversary11:30 Ed & Ginny Tomasso-50th Wedding AnniversaryCelebration & Christopher Tomasso—12th Anniversary Memorial6:00 The Intention of the CelebrantMonday, August 24, Saint Bartholomew,Apostle8:00 Gregory Paquette—Birthday RemembranceTuesday, August 25,Saint Louis & Saint JosephCalasanz, Priest8:00 For a Special IntentionWednesday, August 26, Weekday8:00 Darren McPeak—13th AnniversaryThursday, August 27, Saint Monica8:00 Donald Pincince—1st AnniversaryFriday, August 28, Saint Augustine, Bishop andDoctor of the Church8:00 Maria, Joseph & Rudy Arciero—MemorialSaturday, August 29, The Passion of Saint Johnthe Baptist8:00 People of Saint Philip Parish2:00 Wedding: Daryl Pfeiffer & Renee Gosselin4:00 The Intention of the CelebrantSunday, August 30, 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time8:00 The Intention of the Celebrant9:30 The Intention of the Celebrant11:30 John “Bud” Strain—17th Anniversary6:00 The Intention of the CelebrantJos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b/Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32/Jn 6:60-69Monday:Rv 21:9b-14/Jn 1:45-51Tuesday:1 Thes 2:1-8/Mt 23:23-26Wednesday: 1 Thes 2:9-13/Mt 23:27-32Thursday:1 Thes 3:7-13/Mt 24:42-51Friday:1 Thes 4:1-8/Mt 25:1-13Saturday:1 Thes 4:9-11/Mk 6:17-29Next Sunday: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8/Jas 1:17-18,21b-22, 27/Mk 7:1-8,14-15, 21-23PRAYER LINE: Please call with your intentionsMarcelle Boyes: 949-2912Sharon Vredenburg: 949-3259Sue Gibbons: 231-3663Paul Dumouchel: 529-3552Your prayers are requested for the repose ofthe souls of Shelly C. Arena , Saverio Campanini,Olive Catuogno & Bertrand A. Gosselinwhose funerals were held recently.
Religious EducationReligious Education Classes BeginPlease see www.saintphilipreled.comfor the full schedule.Grades K through 6: star t date is October 4th & 5thGrades 7 & 8: star t date is October 19thHelp NeededWe are looking for individuals who feel called to handon their faith to children or young people. There is noexperience that is necessary, the only requirement isthat you love God, live your faith and want to shareit with others - there is plenty of training available(and if wanted, you can be placed with a co-teacheras well).Pope Francis reflected on the role of the catechist withthese beautiful words: “They are people who keep thememory of God alive; they keep it alive in themselvesand they are able to revive it in others.” With thesewords in mind, if you feel that you may be interestedin helping in our Faith Formation Program, please callthe Religious Education Office at 949-0330 or emailthe office at reled@saintphilip.com.RegistrationsReligious Education registrations are past due. Please placethem in the Religious Education mailbox in front of theMcNamara building.Confirmation II Paperwork DueAll 4 service project forms with essays, saint namereport, and your sponsor certificate is due Friday,August 28th.SPREDThe "SPRED" (Special Religious Education) Program isa one-on-one program, which was founded for personswith developmental and intellectual challenges. The aimof SPRED is not to teach, but to be a spiritual model forthose who need to know that God loves them. Theprogram runs from October to late April for twohours each week from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM. The agecategories are grouped as follows: Thursday evenings:ages 7 to 14; Tuesday evenings: Ages 17 to 21;Wednesday evenings: Ages 22 New Religious Education WebsiteNow all your religious education and faith formationinformation in one place. Please visit www.saintphilipreled.comYouth Ministry HappeningsMiddle School Youth MinistryHigh School Youth Ministry**Save the Date**Purgatory Chasm Trip for Middle School YouthOur first youth ministry event for our middle schoolyouth will be an afternoon excursion to PurgatoryChasm on Saturday, September 12th from 2:00 PM to6:00 PM. All 6th through 8th grade youth are invitedto join us! We hope to see you there! Keep a look outfor permission slip!**Save the Date**Apple Picking for High School YouthOur first fall youth ministry event for our high schoolyouth will be Apple Picking and Pie baking onSunday, September 20th from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.All 9th through 12th grade youth are invited to join us!We hope to see you there! Keep a look out forpermission slip!Tuesdays for High School Youth (With one Exception)All high school youth are invited to join us on Tuesday evenings for faith, fellowship, and fun! Every 2 nd, 3rd, &4th Tuesday of the month we will offer time for you to amp up your Tuesday evening! Join our community ofyoung people! All Tuesday nights are held from 7:15-9:00 in the School Library! See our flier on the youth ministry board or website for more information!ë Tuesday, August 25th – Back to School BBQ & Blessing at Glocester Country Club from 5:00 PM to9:30PM Please RSVP to Melissa by Friday, August 21 – there is no feeë Tuesday, September 8th – Take It From “The Text”: A Bible Study for High School Youth – Part 6All new friends are invited to join us!ë Monday, September 14th – “Glorify” – Join us for an evening of praise and worship with Spirit Alive,witness given by our very own Mr. Dennis Sousa (Director of Religious Education), andadoration with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament! Confession are also available during the evening.We depart from the Parish Center at 6:20 PM and return at approximately 9:30 PM.ë Tuesday, September 22nd – Prayer Meeting for High School Youth Weather permitting, we’ll meetoutside at the fire pit! Hope to see you there!
Catholic Trivia: Ques ons of the WeekHere are this week’s ques!ons: (Answers to theseques!ons will appear in next week’s bulle!n.)1. When King Solomon died, his sonRehoboam reigned as King of Israel. Whatmajor event occurred to the nation of Israelbecause he did not listen to the wise counselof the older generation that served hisfather? (Hint: 1 Kings 11 & 12—Goddecreed this would happen beforehandbecause of King Solomon’s apostasy fromGod)2. What nation conquered the NorthernKingdom of Israel? (They were conqueredbecause of their continued infidelity againstGod)3. What nation conquered the SouthernKingdom of Israel?(They were alsoconquered because of their continuedinfidelity against God.)Last week’s ques ons and answers:1. When God was about to take Elijah up toheaven, Elijah asked Elisha what hecould pray to the Lord for him. What didElisha ask to receive?Answer: A double por on of his spirit2. When God did take Elijah up to heaven,how did it happen?Answer: By a chariot of fire andhorses in a whirlwind3. How many mes did the prophet Elishatell Naaman to wash in the Jordan Riverto be cleansed of his leprosy?Answer: SevenCHAPTER TWO:III. Christ Jesus—”Mediator and Fullness of All Revelation: IN BRIEFBy love, God has revealed himself and given himselfto man. He has thus provided the definitive,superabundant answer to the questions that man askshimself about the meaning and purpose of his life.(CCC #68)God has revealed himself to man by graduallycommunicating his own mystery in deeds and inwords. (CCC #69)Beyond the witness to himself that God gives increated things, he manifested himself to our firstparents, spoke to them and, after the fall, promisedthem salvation (cf Gen. 3:15) and offered them hiscovenant. (CCC #70)God made an everlasting covenant with Noah andwith all living beings (cf Gen 9:16). It will remainwiin force as long as the world lasts. (CCC #71)G chose Abraham and made a covenant with himGodand his descendants. By the covenant, God formedanhis people and revealed his law to them throughhMoses. Through the prophets, he prepared them toMaccept the salvation destined for all humanity.ac(C(CCC #72)Go has revealed himself fully by sending hisGodown Son, in whom he has established his covenantowfor ever. The Son is his Father's definitive Word;so there will be no further Revelation after him.(CCC #73)(C
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