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And highlights from VBC.

 

Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time

 

Children's Liturgy of the Word is a ritual for the proclamation of God's word with children appropriate to their understanding. Children leave the larger parish assembly during Mass to celebrate a concurrent Liturgy of the Word, but then return back to Mass for the Liturgy of the Eucharist. Our catechists have continued providing lessons in an online format, which families can do together! 
 

Missals (bilingual), Breaking Bread, and seasonal inserts are on the front porch of the rectory (806 NE Alberta). Feel free to pick up one or two per household. Plan to keep these books for the remainder of the liturgical year. Songs and numbers for Breaking Bread are posted in the e-mail Sunday Newsletter and on the live stream so you can participate from home in the Sunday Mass.

For all who daily take up the cross of Christ in their sufferings; for all who are ill especially; 
Bob Hughley, Maggie Gibson,  Dorothy Caruso, Annette “Memere” Boucher, Amanda Marsh, Carol Kelley, Jerry Morrell, Clary and Dottie Barrett, Daniel Chol, Gladine Reynolds, Edna Hicks, Marilyn Petrezeli, Brenda Immeson, Hilary Hochman, Florence Balog, Rosemary Lyons, Jim Natseos,  Mark Summit, Debby Hodges, Mable Wanzek, Fr. Mark Bachmeier, Marie Podlas, Jim Anderson, Bob Stewart, Lynn Portwood,  Fran Arrieta-Walden, Jeanne McDonnell-Boal, Ruth Traut, Raddy Lurie, Ruth Marciano, Gary Kasper and Ted Colbert.
For caregivers and health workers,
For all in the medical community and for all researches; we pray:
 
For all the dead, may they be welcomed into the eternal kingdom, especially
Ginny Nelson, Father Pat Fitter, Pilar Milnes, Dorothy Nihilly, John Lewis, Steve Balog, Daniel Logan, Anne Douglass, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Rayshard Brooks;
For all who died at the hand of violence and for all who have died from Covid 19 virus,
May we console those who mourn; we pray: