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    This document provides information about St. Philip Neri Parish located in Portland, Oregon. It discusses the parish's founding in 1912 guided by the missionary vision of the Paulists. It aims to welcome all and promote unity through worship, education, and service. It also announces upcoming parish events such as a seafood dinner, school year end awards, and the parish picnic.

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    This document provides information about St. Philip Neri Parish located in Portland, Oregon. It discusses the parish's founding in 1912 guided by the missionary vision of the Paulists. It aims to welcome all and promote unity through worship, education, and service. It also announces upcoming parish events such as a seafood dinner, school year end awards, and the parish picnic.

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    St.

    Philip Neri Parish


    The Northwest Paulist Center
    for Evangelization & Reconciliation
    2408 SE 16th Avenue | Portland, OR |97214-5334
    www.stphil ipneripd x.org
    Pari s h Of fice 5 03.2 3 1 . 495 5 | F a x 503. 7 3 6. 1 38 3

    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 creation through
    worship, education, and service toward the common good.

    Seventh Sunday of Easter M a y 1 7 , 2015


    SECOND COLLECTION TODAY
    School Subsidy Collection to help cover cost of
    tuition for children in our parish attending Catholic
    schools.

    SEAFOOD DINNER

    We made $1438.48 for our first dinner after all the bills
    were in. Thank you again to everyone who made this
    happen. It was a wonderful first effort! The evening was
    enjoyable by all diners and workers.

    SCHOOL YEAR END AWARDS


    As the school year draws to a close, we would like to
    acknowledge the graduations, scholarships, and other
    awards achieved by our students. If you know of
    anyone who has received recognition, please pass it
    along to Rose in the parish office, call 503-231-4955 or
    email [email protected].

    PARISH EVENTS THIS WEEK:


    5/11-17/2015

    Wed. 7:15pm, B- Catholics, Chapel


    Thur. 6pm, Spiritual Formation, Carvlin
    Fri. 7:00pm Open Sanctuary, Church
    Mon. May 25, Memorial Day Office Closed

    Fr. Bill with Chris Huling and Anthony Nguyen preparing


    the incense during Adoration at Open Sanctuary.
    Join us each Friday as we spend some time in worship
    and prayer, fellowship and great food.

    WERE GLAD YOU ARE HERE

    If you are new to the parish, visiting from across town, across the country, or from other parts of the world, welcome &
    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 one of the priests. Stop by after Mass and introduce
    If you have any questions, please contact anyone on

    Seventh Sunday of Easter M a y 1 7 , 2015


    THIS WEEKS MASS INTENTIONS
    Saturday, May 16th:
    Sunday, May 17th:
    Monday, May 18th:
    Tuesday, May 19th:
    Wednesday, May 20th:
    Thursday, May 21st:
    Friday, May 22nd:
    Saturday, May 23rd :
    Sunday, May 24th:

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

    Sophie Porco <A>


    Julie Amato <B>
    Herman Family
    Deaf Community
    Flora Young
    For all suffering from chronic illness & pain
    Peter George <B>
    All Souls
    Mary Conchirati
    For those who care for us
    Virginia Odom
    Rick Kessler
    Deaf Community

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

    Please fill out a Mass Intention Form (located in the foyer of the Church) if you would like a Mass celebrated for
    you, for an anniversary of death, birthday or marriage, or some other special event. You can also 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 at noon.

    Church Cleaning, May 18-24, Mary Schleich & Mary Kavanaugh

    HOMEBOUND?

    Are you homebound? Do you know someone who is? We


    have Eucharistic Ministers to the Homebound who are more than
    happy to take Communion to our homebound parishioners either
    once or twice a month. If you would like a Eucharistic Minister to
    visit please contact the parish office or Barbara Harrison.

    A Word from Servant of God Isaac Hecker, Founder


    of the Paulist Fathers
    The genius of races or individuals does no modify or add, but serves
    as an instrument to the development of Christianity. It is the Holy Spirit
    which finds in their varied capacities the proper appreciation of the
    revealed truth, and the aptitude of giving them their suitable
    expression. For the Creator of the human race and Founder of the
    Church and the Author of revelation are One; and it is through the
    Church that God acts immediately or directly on men, and calls
    individuals and races to come upon the scene and take that part for
    which He destined them in the great drama of the worlds history.

    [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.

    Upcoming Events:
    Please Pray for:
    Flora Young
    Mamie Cramer
    Paulist Seminarians
    Vocations

    May 26, St. Philip Neri Feast Day, Fr. Charlies Birthday
    May 28, 6pm, Spiritual Formation, Center
    May 29, 7pm, Open Sanctuary, Church
    June 2, Senior Potluck, 12pm, Carvlin
    June 3, 7:15pm, B- Catholics, Chapel
    June 4, 7:30pm, Amici d'Italia, Carvlin
    6pm, Spiritual Formation, Center
    June 5, 7pm, Open Sanctuary, Church
    June 7, 3-8pm, YA Block Party, Church Lawn
    June 9, 7pm, Building & Grounds, Center
    June 10, 7pm, Pastoral Council, Center
    June 14, 10:30am, Parish Picnic, Carvlin Lawn

    Seventh Sunday of Easter, May 17, 2015

    Pastoral Corner

    CATHOLIC STEWARDSHIP IS ABOUT TIME AND TALENT AND TREASURE


    The traditional understanding of the biblical command to tithe is of giving 10% back to God from the many blessings we
    receive. And in many Christian traditions this has been interpreted as giving a full 10% of ones income directly for the
    support of the local church community to which one belongs.

    Catholic stewardship takes a broader view. Because we are all members not only of a local parish, but also of a

    diocesan, and national, and universal Church community, we interpret our responsibility to contribute to the support of
    the Church as extending into these areas as well. The Parable of the Good Samaritan in the Gospel of Luke makes clear
    that our neighbor is anyone in need. And, because we are members of the human family via our local communities
    and citizens of a state and a nation, we also recognize that our responsibility of charitable giving extends into these
    areas as well.

    A handy formula used in many dioceses is the suggestion that in tithing, in giving back to God, Catholics should
    contribute 5% of their gifts to the support of the local parish, 2.5% to diocesan and wider Church needs, and 2.5% to
    the needs of the communities in which they live.
    Using this formula: If you earn $50,000 a year, are you currently giving $2,500 or $50 a week to support your parish,
    and $1,250 a year to other Church needs, as well as $1,250 for various other charities?
    Unfortunately, this formula is more theory than fact for most parishes and dioceses. Were it a fact, there would be no
    need for special collections and fundraising efforts.
    Catholic Stewardship also teaches that our giving should not only be of our treasure, but of our time and talents as
    well. And especially, not only of time or talent, but also some treasure.

    Time and talent and treasure, a trinity of giving is what true stewardship is about. Being as generous as
    possible in all three dimensions of stewardship is what the Church asks of us.

    We dont preach or write very often about money from the pulpit or in Pastoral Corners at St. Philip Neri Parish. Not
    often enough it would seem since our situation is now so desperate.
    Now that you are hearing it, I hope you will all pray deeply for the guidance of the Holy Spirit when as individuals or
    families you reflect and decide how much you will be giving in support of the Parish in your weekly or monthly giving for
    Fiscal Year 2015/2016.

    Fr. Charlie Brunick, CSP

    Please see bulletin insert for more news of parish events.

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