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St. Francis de SalesCatholic ChurchEst. 1848Rich in tradition, we are nourished by the Word and the Eucharist to “Live Jesus.”July 3, 2022Fourteenth SundayIn Ordinary TimeOffice HoursMon - Fri8:00 am – 4:30 pmAddress116 South 6th St.Paducah, KY 42001Phone: 270-442-1923Fax: 270-443-4616Fr. Gary Clark, PastorMost Rev. William F. MedleyBishop of the Diocese of OwensboroDiocese of Owensboro Web Page Address:www.owensborodiocese.orgUSCCB Web Page Address:www.usccb.orgw w w . p a r i s h s f d s . c o m
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 3, 2022WORSHIP SCHEDULEMass ScheduleDAILY MASS:WEEKEND MASSES:RECONCILIATION:Tuesday - Thursday 12:05 pm, Fridays 8:00 amSaturdays 5:00 pm & Sundays 8:30 am & 11:00 amSaturday 3:30 - 4:30 pm or by appointmentPARISH STAFFFr. Gary Clark, Pastorgary.clark@pastoral.orgDcn. Scott Jones, Permanent DeaconContact Parish OfficeZach Ault, Pastoral Ministerzault@parishsfds.comPARISH COUNCILPam Matlock, Chairpmatlock@murraystate.eduTonie Hatton, Vice-Chairtonieandwarren@gmail.comRachel Ford, Secretaryrachel-ford@att.netJoe Tarantino, Financetarjj36@gmail.comBrant Veal, Director of Liturgy and Music@parishsfds.comFlo Askew, Worship & Spiritual Lifefaskew47@gmail.comJennifer Record, Business Managerjrecord@parishsfds.comChris Vaughn, Family & Social Lifevaughn.24@hotmail.comJennifer Washburn, Education & Formationjennifer@iKids-care.comCorina Klepeis, Bulletin fds.comEDUCATION/FORMATIONSt. Mary School System - Phone 270-442-1681Mary Smith, Elementary School PrincipalDoug Shelton, Middle School/High School PrincipalMonica Hayden, DirectorJenny NunleyStefanie SuazoMichael EckPaducah Faith FormationGing Smith, Director - paducahfaithformation@smss.orgJason Martin, Parish Board RepLori Hatton, Parish Board RepMT. CARMEL CATHOLIC CEMETERYMt. Carmel Catholic Cemetery - 270-534-5593Mt. Carmel Cemetery - P.O. Box 7346 Paducah, KY 42002John Bufford - Caretaker - 270-331-1006Mt. Carmel Parish Board MembersDavid Curtsinger, Chairman (STM) - drcurtsinger@comcast.netClint Watson, Vice Chairman (SFdS) - clintwatsonlaw@gmail.comAnn Bongiolatti, Secty/Treas (STM) mt.carmelcemetery@outlook.comBusiness/Accounting, Monument Sales - (270) 559-8021Howard Grief (RC) - hag1591@hotmail.comAsst. Cemetery Manager, Monument Sales - (270) 816-4528Lawrence Roussin (SFdS) - l roussin@bellsouth.netMike Crider (STM) - mwcrider@comcast.net3rd Seat (SFdS) - Donna HendersonNiles Nichols, Social Justicenilesnichols@gmail.comJanet Vasseur, Stewardshipjanvasseur@yahoo.comPARISH COMMITTEE CHAIRS50 Social Guild - Cindy DavisArt & Environment - Meghan ClarkBereavement Core Team - Rita KuebrichBereavement Meals - Tracy Crawford, Vicki Ross &Rose Marie SmithCard Making - Barbara CissellEducation/Formation - Zach AultFamily & Social Life - VacantFinance - Shawne SeibertGrand Knight Council # 1055 - Jeff WarrenGrounds - VacantHomecoming - VacantHospitality/Receptions - VacantKnights of Columbus Liaison - Scott JonesParish Nurse - Kathy WestQuilt Show Luncheon - Tracy Crawford & John KuebrichSocial Justice - Deacon Scott JonesSt. Vincent de Paul Society- Suzanne WarrenStewardship - Jennifer RecordWelcoming - Rose Marie SmithWorship & Spiritual Life - Fr. Gary ClarkWeekly Bulletin Deadline:Monday, a full week before, at 12 noonE-mail items to: bulletin@parishsfds.com
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeSt. Francis de SalesParish Council MinutesMay 19, 2022July 3, 2022thcelebration of St. Francis de Sales 175 birthday. Hegave an update of the process, which was used to facilitate the discussion.Attendees worked in groups for discussion of the question, “What would you like to see at St. Francis deSales.” Groups were encouraged to brainstorm anythoughts they had, including additional items that weresent to council members by parishioners prior to themeeting. All items discussed by groups were written onlarge post its. After the discussion, the groups categorized their lists as to “Wants” and “Needs.” A member ofeach group summarized their thoughts for all and thenThe meeting was planned to discuss strategic goals forhung their lists on the wall. After all groups had shared,St. Francis de Sales moving forward. A special agenda individual attendees were then given dots to mark thefor the meeting was sent out to Parish Council members. topics they felt to be a priority and most important for St.Parish committees were contacted by their chairs to inFrancis’ future. While there was a wide range of topicsvite them to the meeting. Additionally, all parish mempresented, it was noted that many of the individual itemsbers were invited to submit suggestions to the question: could be categorized into several topics. The need for“What would you like to see at St. Francis de Sales.the Parish to provide opportunities and events for parishioners to gather socially and spiritually was a top priority.The meeting opened with the St. Francis de Sales prayer. The April minutes, financial reports and CommitteeThe Post It lists were kept and will be analyzed by Fatherreports were not given to allow more time for the discus- Gary, the staff, and Parish Council to assist with decision.sions moving forward.The St Francis de Sales Parish Council met May 19,2022 in the Parish Hall. Parish Council attendees werePam Matlock, Joe Tarantino, Tonie Hatton, JenniferWashburn, Niles Nichols, Flo Askew, and ChrisVaughn. Staff present were Fr. Gary, Brant Veal, ZachAult and Jennifer Record. Additionally, members of Parish Committees were in attendance: Kathy West, Leanna Thomason and Susan Tanner.Fr. Gary expressed the strong desire to receive inputfrom the parish to assist with decisions and goals movingforward. He shared several topics that were already prioritized and should not be included in this new list: hiringof youth minister who would have a family focus, movingthe parish offices to St. Jane Francis building, and theParish Goals – 5/19/2022MeetingAppreciation was given to those who attended and to allparishioners who shared their input prior to the meeting.Fr. Gary closed the meeting with prayer. The next parishcouncil meeting will be June 16, 2022 at 6:30 pm.Minutes respectfully submitted by Pam Matlock.1 year:-Bereavement ministriesMiscarriagesLong term funeral planningImmediate need:-Socializationopportunities-Visit older people in homesWine and cheese after 5:00 massBusing or carpooling opportunitiesDate night dinners-Increase distribution of Safety ProtocolsWinery event-Update Ministry TrainingTrivia nights-Retreats for parish and ministries:Under40Education and Formation seminars inTheology on Tapperson and onlineRunning ClubFamily orientedMovie nightsMarriage enrichmentBiking clubDivorced/ remarried/ annulmentsFaith Fitness-Remind parish of obligation to-Social Mediaparticipate in mass:Parish/family/parishioner highlightsComing and doing ministries-MusicStewardshipPiano upgradeBringing foodYouth Mass-Continue to look at subsidy program-Buildingand Grounds-Foster awareness of available talentsOffices in St. Jane buildingfrom the parishLandscaping updates-Soap/child friendly bathroomsUpdates to front of rectory-Ecumenical al aids for new Catholics andTrainingsnon- Catholics.Gate keeper ministriesFostering music from the choir loft.-New Members5 years:Programs for returning home- Family friendlyFostering RCIAChildren's liturgy/bulletinCry room/ nursing room(5 years Continued)Safe sitter training-Dinner with Father (for eight)-RetreatsSpiritual DirectorCounseling servicesParish Nurse10 years:-Concerns of Continued Segregation(Changing hearts and minds)-Increase/include women's organizations-Continued development for ADAImplementation.-Community outreachSocial JusticeContinued work with homelessnessFoodInsecurities-Meals on wheels-Building and grounds/infrastructurePlan heating/cooling maintenanceRoofsGo GreenEndowments for maintenance-Youth Center/Youth GroupNot wanted nor needed:-Change Saturday mass time to 4:00pm-Ramp to cover stairs leading to altar infront of ambo.-Stewardship coordinator-Play ground-Sunday Evening Mass
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 3, 2022Saturday, July 9, 20225:00 pmSunday, July 10, 20228:30 amSunday, July 10, 202211:00 amCantorZach AultStephen ChinoBrant VealCross BearerBen AultOlivia ChinoSofia KlepeisAltar ServersGabby AultBea BradleyIzzy WashburnBrayden ClarkJohnathon PotterAnne Marie PotterLectorsDonna LazzaroTherese WatsonShawne SeibertAaron RecordJennifer WashburnCharlie RossB1 - Mary WarrenB1 - Jarrett NunleyB4 - Tiffany EllegoodB4 - Art MaherC1 - Olivia WarrenC1 - Lori LampeC2 - Mary-Virginia ShawC2 - Carl McConnellC2 - Michelle MergesDeacon/Sub -Deacon/Sub -Deacon/Sub -Paige BellKathy WestCaleb KingSacristanBrant VealKaren KelleyBrant VealUshers(Cpt. in BOLD)1 - Chris Green1 - Jack Ballard1 - Randy Crawford2 - Vance Shore2 - Barbara Ballard2 - Rudy Carrico3 - Gavin Shore3 - Dave Washburn3 - Robyn Carrico4 - Danielle Cope4 - Dan Kelley4 - Ted Hendrickson5 - Ben Teer5 - Travis Jones5 - Soledad Hendrickson6 - Lindsey Hughes6 - Nathan Mueller6 - Ken MergesChris/Merlita BradleyDavid/Edith KeeneyChris/Ashley PotterExtraordinary Ministers of B1 - Tonie HattonB4 - Steve BatusicHoly Communion(Cpt. in BOLD)C1 - Debbie JonesGift BearersREADINGSFOR THE WEEKJuly 4 - July 10MondayHos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22; Ps 145:2-9; Mt 9:18-26TuesdayHos 8:4-7, 11-13; Ps 115:3-10; Mt 9:32-38WednesdayHos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12; Ps 105:2-7; Mt 10:1-7ThursdayHos 11:1-4, 8c-9; Ps 80:2ac, 3b, 15-16;Mt 10:7-15FridayHos 14:2-10; Ps 51:3-4, 8-9, 12-14, 17;Mt 10:16-23SaturdayIs 6:1-8; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Mt 10:24-33SundayDt 30:10-14; Ps 69:14, 17, 30-31, 33-34, 36-37;or Ps 19:8-11; Col 1:15-20; Lk 10:25-37SaturdayJuly 210:00 amDaughters of Isabella (D)5:00 pmOur Parish FamilySunday8:30 am11:00 amMondayJuly 3Tom Cassibry Jr. (D)Joe & Marilyn Hayden (D)July 4 Independence DayNo MassTuesday12:05 pmWednesday12:05 pmThursday12:05 pmFriday8:00 amSaturday5:00 pmSunday8:30 am11:00 amJuly 5Brenda Aviles (D)July 6Charles Michael Witten (D)July 7David Clay Pawley (D)July 8Charles & Marilyn Roof Family (L) (D)July 9Patricia Sullivan (D)July 10Marie Riggs (D)Our Parish Family
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeCecilia ArnoldGail AshburnBrian BaileyPatricia BastidaBrad BeltRob BennettRobert BladesBill BlatzerAlyssa BrinkleyEllen BrownJames CarbonelKathleen CasbonLinda CashAnnabel ChangSandra CharletBrandi CopeJaxon CopeRubena CopeDavid CrassDavide CrockettMichael CronLori DevineBill DomeBarbara Ann DurbinJohn EnglishCharles & Alberta FoxDennis GourleyPat GregorySherman & Saundra HallFrances HarbisonJanice HarrisJohn HarrisBrenda HattonBernard & Connie HaydenBrenda HaydenTommy HaydenJerry & Mary Ann HobbsLee HutchinsonElisabeth KeeneyKathy KeeneyCharles & Bonnie KortzEarl KortzMolliann LarkaNatalie McIntoshEd MenaughPat MenaughMary MyattBetty MyrickNorah NewsomJuly 3, 2022Prayer & Spiritual LifeIn Prayerful SympathyPlease include the followingpeople in your daily prayers!For the repose of the soul ofLynda OldhamMartha O’NeillDarrel RankinJacob RankinHarriet RankinNancy RayMary Jo ReichertCharles RiggsBetty RobinsonMary Virginia ShawAlexis ShoultaMatthew ShoultaHeather Atkinson SloverAngela SmithMargie SmithFrann SouthernCatherine SuttonMike ThompsonShanda ThompsonJoyce ThurbyRob UtleyVirginia VesselsEmma WaltmonBrandon WarrenOlivia WarrenGlenda WhitisEddie WilsonNick WilsonNorma WordSr. Rita Ann Yopp McGuireDot Youngbloodfather of Leslie Haywood-Moore.John R. Haywood,May the Lord give peace andconsolation to his family andfriends.In Prayerful SympathyFor the repose of the soul ofMary Theobald.May she rest in Christ’s lovingembrace and may the Lord givepeace and consolation to her familyand friends.Morning PrayerAll members are invited to pray withthe staff the Liturgy of the Hours on:Mondays - Thursdaysat 8:00 am in the Chapel.Come and join us to start your daywith a beautiful prayer!Daily Mass schedule:Tuesday - Thursday12:05 pmFriday - 8:00 am1st Friday of the Month:Adoration following 8:00 amMass until Noon.The Chaplet of Divine MercyThis will be prayed as a group in theAdoration Chapel here at St. Francis on the1st and 3rd Sunday of each Month at3:00pmAll are welcome!!Printouts will be available on June 5th during the 1st meetingin the Chapel. Flo Askew will be leading this and she invitesyou to pray it every day with her at 3:00 pm from whereveryou are.Please pray for our parish active members of the military:Dean Canestrini IIDrake WalshZach CanestriniJacob WrayDexter CaruthersEamon HannonLogan LivesayJames McCoartWe all pray for all activemilitary, may the Spirit ofGod willstrengthen themand preservethem fromharm.
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 3, 2022FINANCIAL REPORTOperating BudgetOur Parish Office will beRegular Sunday Collection 6/26/22: Weekly ACH/Misc. Deposits 6/20/22-6/26/22: 10,838.503,735.75Total Collections through 6/26/22: 775,780.93Budget Year to Date (52weeks): 774,599.80Over/Under YTD Budget: 1,181.13Weekly Sunday Collection Budget: Special Collections 6/26/22: 14,896.15537.00SAFE ENVIRONMENTNo one should have to live with abuse, and the Diocese ofOwensboro, in keeping with the laws of Kentucky and of theChurch, encourages any victim of sexual abuse to make theabuse known by contacting local law enforcement:*Paducah Police, Chief Brian Laird (270) 444-8590,*Sheriff Matt Carter (270) 444-4719,*Child Protective Services (270) 575-7110,*Commonwealth’s Attorney Dan Boaz (270) 575-7402 or*Kentucky’s Child Protection Hot Line (1-877 –KYSAFE1;1-877-597-2331 toll-free)If the abuse involved Church personnel, either paid orvolunteer, please also contact the diocese’s PastoralAssistance Coordinator at the confidential phone line(270-852-8380) to make a report and begin the healingprocess.The diocese’s commitment to combat sexual abuse concernscan be noted in its revised sexual abuse policy, which is available in the parish office and also on the diocesan websitehttps://owensborodiocese.org/safeSocial GuildGatheringAre you 50 or over? Comeand join our group and get toknow more parishioners.We will gather atNew Asia Restauranton 2540 Lone Oak Rd.Monday, July 11 at 5:30 pmSee you soon!Daughters of IsabellaCalendar of Upcoming Events(Events are scheduled throughout the year, take alook at the bulletin for updated events)July 2 or 3 TBD Sell desserts at 4th of July BBQ saleJuly 5 Tues. Mtg. 6:00 pm; Rosary 6:30 pm Meeting at theColumbia HallJuly 10 Sun. Social 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Noble Park FamilyPicnic. Large Pavilion by Ball fields. Circle will provide chickenand tableware, bring a large dish to share, your beverages, lawnchairs, lawn games. Invite your family to join in the Picnic Fun!Aug 2 Tues. Mtg. 6:00 pm Rosary; 6:30 pm Meeting at theColumbia HallAug 20 Sat. Social BUNCO 6:00 pm at Columbia Hall 10 a person, Ladies only, 16yrs and older. Invite your family,friends and neighbors, bring an appetizer to shareTea/Lemonade/tableware providedSept 6 Tues. Mtg. 6:00 pm; Rosary 6:30 pm Meeting at theColumbia HallThe Daughters of Isabella is the largest Catholic sororityservice organization and is open to Catholic women.Contact Tracy Crawford, D of I Regent 270-836-3283, orLaura Gregory Shaw 270-519-5747 to join.
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 3, 2022Worship & Spiritual LifeWhat is Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration?Perpetual Adoration is where Jesus, in the BlessedSacrament, is exposed in a monstrance, on an altar,in a particular Church or chapel, 24 hours a day, 7days a week including right throughout the night.This practice of Perpetual Adoration has developedgreatly over the last century. Pope Benedict XVI, inhis Apostolic Exhortation on the Eucharist recommended, Bishops “to set aside specific churches forperpetual adoration”.* Sign up is required to cover everyhour, but anyone is free to come toEucharistic Adoration anytime it isexposed.HOMEBOUNDThere will be mass onIndependence Day.at 8:00 amIf you know someone that ishomebound and not able to makeit to weekly Mass, please notifythe parish office.Visits will be made every Friday.Catholic PodcastsIn a world filled of obligations and schedules to be fulfilled,we may be missing learning about our faith. Podcasts are agood source to learn more about our Catholic Faith.Check these great podcasts, you will be surprised howmuch more you can learn.Paducah has a Catholic Hispanic Ministry at St. Thomas More.Take a look at the events and happenings in this Ministry.Paducah tiene un Ministerio Hispano Católico en la iglesia deSt. Thomas More. Vea los eventos ofrecidos en este Ministerio.Misa en EspañolDomingos a la 1:00 pmAdoración EucarísticaViérnes a las 6:00 pmEstudio Bíblico para MujeresJueves a las 6:30 pmEstudio Bíblico para HombresDomingos a las 11:00 am¡Ya nos estamos preparandopara la celebración de la Virgende Guadalupe!Puede comunicarse con elPadre Basilio a:fr.basilio@stmore.orgo con la Hna. YessicaVázquez a:vazquezjesica33@gmail.comThe Altar Flowers, week by week,are a welcome offering to ourworship. Flowers are alive. Theyare of God’s creation. They are a fragrant offering to the Godwho created them. They are a symbol of new life in Christ.For these reasons, it’s important to have fresh flowers in ourchurch each week.ALTAR FLOWERSWe give thanks to everyone who is moved to donate towardsflowers for the week. If you want to donate for the flowers tobeautify the Church, you can drop an envelopein the collection basket marked “flowers”.The only envelopes that are sent out specificallyfor flowers are for Easter and Christmas, thesewill remain the same.
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 3, 2022VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AT FAITH FORMATIONPlease prayerfully consider helping in our Church’s very importantministry, the catechesis and instruction in faith of our kids andyouth. Join our dedicated volunteers that love passing on thefaith, learning more of it, and growing deeply in it!If you want to learn more of our faith, teach it!ODYC Nov. 18-19, 2022 We are still in need of:Save the date for ODYC to beheld at the Knicely Center inBowling Green onNovember 18-19, 2022.2nd Grade CatechistFor inquiries and if interested,please e-mail Ging Smith atpaducahfaithformation@smss.orgSigns of a Priestly VocationHow do I know God is calling me?God has placed in your heart a desire More details tocome!to be a priest.FAITH FORMATIONREGISTRATION2022-2023Faith Formation offers weekly religious instruction toCatholic students in Pre-K through 12th who are attendingpublic school or in homeschool.Surveys of recently ordained priests have found an interes ng trend: most priests say they first started thinking about the priesthood at eleven years old or in eleventh grade. It has become known as the 11-11 rule. IfJesus has placed a desire in your heart for priesthood,no ma er what your age, don’t ignore it. Talk to apriest you admire about how you feel. Registration is going on. Registration forms are on theparish website. Fill out forms and mail to Faith Formationwith fees. You can also complete forms online .Mail the check for fees to Faith Formation. If you havequestions on registration or the Faith Formation program ingeneral, please contact Ging Smithat paducahfaithformation@smss.org.JohannesGutenberg, the inventorof the printing press,was Catholic and thefirst book ever printedwas the Catholic Bible.You have a deep love for Christ andHis Church.Other people have men oned that you would be a good priest. You desire to live a life of virtue and prayer. You want to help others grow closerto Christ.If you’ve thought about the possibility of priesthood,but don’t yet have all these signs and qualities, don’tdespair! All people must strive for holiness. And future priests go through a long and intensive formation period, precisely to help them grow in virtueand be effective in their ministry.If you’re interested in priesthood, talk to theVocation Director about the signs above. Hecan help you further discern your vocation.And remember—true happiness and peacedepend on following God’s perfect will foryour life. If God wants you to be a priest,trust in his grace to lead you.
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 3, 2022Education AND formationThe Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)Summer RCIA Inquiry SessionInquiry sessions are casual, informal, and open to any non-Catholicswho have questions about and/or an interest in the Catholic faith.We have one last Inquiry session scheduled for this summer. Extendan invitation to anyone you know that might be interested! Tuesday, July 12th, 6-7pmin the St. Jane FrancesReligious EducationCenterThere is no commitmentexpected or requested.What happens at these sessions? Questions are answered regarding the CatholicChurch - any questions welcome. If we don’t havethe answer readily, we’ll find it! The basic tenets of the Catholic faith are presentedand discussed. If interested, the process of joining into fullcommunion with the Catholic Church is explained.Weekly gatherings start August 2nd from 6:00-7:30pm.Contact Zach Ault (zault@parishsfds.com or 270-442-1923) with any questions.Reflection Questionfor the weekMany laypeople are involvedas missionaries throughout theworld. How would you feel aboutbecoming, even for a short time,involved in missionary outreach?If God called you, what type ofmissionary work would you like todo—and why?Summer Opportunity –A few weeks left!
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 3, 2022SCHEDULED HIGHLIGHTSFaith &Hospital VisitsFITNESS*Tuesdays at 5:15 pm& Saturdays at 9:00 amin the Parish HallFr. Gary would like to remind everyonethat if you or a loved one ishospitalized, please call the office at270-442-1923 to inform us as we cannotobtain information from the hospital directly.*Weekday schedule subject to change & will bediscussed at class. Please check parish websiteand Facebook page for room changes.SoulCore(chair version)Mon. @ 2:00 pmTues./Thurs. @ 12:45 pmFollowing MassSoulCoreSat. @ 10:15 amSchedule subject to change. Please check parishwebsite and parish Facebook page for updates.Saint Francis de Sales Parish in Paducah, KY has a jobopportunity for a Full-TimeDirector of Faith FormationOPPORTUNITY and Family Life. This position plans, coordinates andimplements a religious educational program and family/youth programs for the parish.SOCIAL JUSTICEOur parish takes care of the soup kitchen onthe 1st Wednesday of the month from8:30 am - 1:30 pm.We are currently seeking volunteers forWednesday, July 6Please e-mail Dan Kelley at dkelley@kksattic.com or call(270) 559-0876 to get on the schedule.If you have a concealedcarry license and arewilling to participate inupcoming Parish safetymeetings/trainings, pleasee-mail Fr. Gary ions and Duties: BA in Theology/Religious Educa- He will contact you with moretion or BA/BS in Education with semester credits in Theoloinformation.gy/Catechetics/Scripture, or working towards or possessinga certificate in ministry or theology from a Catholic institutionof higher learning; teaching experience in religious educationHave you heard aboutis preferred; a pastoral, prayerful person committed to perour LEARN TO EARNsonal and professional growth; competent in communications,Program? Could you useinterpersonal and relationship "people" skills; computer competent (e.g., Microsoft Office, Publisher); possess planning,formula, diapers andmanagement, relationship, and communication skills with thewipes? Hope Unlimitedability to utilize these skills in a pastoral manner; understandhelps moms and dadscatechesis, the catechumenate process, lay ministry and evanwith these and othergelization; flexibility and availability to work evenings anditems like clothing andweekend hours; the ability to successfully complete a criminalhygiene products. NO MONEY required!!!history and background check.Contact Details: Saint Francis de Sales Parish is an equal opportunity employer that provides a wide range of benefits. Allinterested applicants may submit a resume and cover letter to:Fr. Gary Clark - gary.clark@pastoral.orgWant to know more? Come by or give us a call.Hope Unlimited has TWO locations:Paducah: 1101 Jefferson Street 270-442-1166Metropolis: 305 Lincoln Street 618-524-5730Hopeunlimitedfcc.org
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeHappenings of the Week/ScheduleSaturday, July 2Faith & Fitness 9:00 am PHMass 10:00 amSoulCore 10:15 am PHConfessions 3:30 - 4:30 pmMass 5:00 pmSunday, July 3Mass 8:30 amMass 11:00 amDivine Mercy Chaplet3:00 pm CHMonday, July 4Independence DayOffice ClosedMass 8:00 amThursday, July 7Mass 12:05 pmSoulCore (Chair Version)12:45 pm PHFriday, July 8Mass 8:00 amJuly 3, 2022BirthdaysJuly 5Laken Hill, Keith RybinskiJuly 6Bill Cassibry, Michael Conner, Deanna Roberts,Hudson SmithJuly 7Pat MenaughJuly 8Kellie Russell, Rickey SwilleySaturday, July 9Faith & Fitness 9:00 am PHSoulCore 10:15 am PHConfessions 3:30 - 4:30 pmMass 5:00 pmJuly 9Blake Johnson, John SullivanJuly 10Gabriella Gorline, Sienna RosaSunday, July 10Mass 8:30 amMass 11:00 amWedding AnniversariesTuesday, July 5Mass 12:05 pmSoulCore (Chair Version)12:45 pm PHFaith & Fitness 5:15 pm PHWednesday, July 6Community Kitchen8:30 am - 1:00 pmMass 12:05 pmParish Hall Bldg.DSYR de Sales Youth RoomPH Parish HallAltar LinensJulyKathy WestMOWING SCHEDULEJuly 3Lawrence RoussinChris VaughnJuly 4Tommy & Patsy Hayden (53)July 7James & Julie Logsdon (32)St. Jane Frances Bldg.JF Jane FultonMA Media Room AMB Media Room BMC Media Room CCR Conference RoomJuly 9Louis & Linda Townzen (45)Holy WaterJulyTheresaJohnsonWEEDING SCHEDULEJuly 3Merlita & Bea BradleySt. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry (July)Spaghetti, Pasta Sauce, Rice, MashedPotatoes, Jelly, Grocery Gift CardsFinancial donations are always welcome and are used for helpingwith medical and housing bills of our neighbors in need.Grocery Gift cards are also welcome, St. Vincent de Paul use these topurchase meat.Welcome!ARE YOU NEW TO THE PADUCAH AREA?HAVE YOU DECIDED YOU WANT TO JOIN THE ST. FRANCIS DESALES PARISH FAMILY AND DON’T KNOW HOW TO DO THAT?Please fill out the form below and put in the offeringor mail to the church office.Last Name:First Name:Address:Email:
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 3, 2022Bulletin No.236250Church Name and AddressSt. Francis de Sales Catholic Church116 South 6th StreetPaducah, Ky. 42001Telephone: (270) 442-1923Contact Person: Jennifer Record, Business ManagerCorina Klepeis, Bulletin EditorEmail: office@parishsfds.com, ware:MS Publisher 2010Fed Ex Shipping Address116 South 6th StreetPaducah, Ky. 42001Tracking email: office@parishsfds.comPhone - 270-442-1923FAX - 270-443-4616Adobe Acrobat XWindows 10Printer:HP Laser jet 1022Transmission Time:Tuesday 10:30 amBulletin for Sunday: July 3, 2022Number of Pages sent:1 through 12Please Print350 Bulletins.
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