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Mission Statement - "Striving to become saints and save souls by living, proclaiming, and celebrating the good news of Jesus Christ."

41 N. Perry St.
New Riegel, OH  44853

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Thanks to all our businesses and organizations for their generous support.

Monday - No Mass

Tuesday - 8:00 a.m. Liberty

Wednesday - 8:00 a.m. Frenchtown  /  5:00 p.m. Bascom

Thursday - 8:00 a.m. Alvada

Friday - 8:00 a.m. New Riegel

Saturday - 4:00 p.m.  /  New Riegel 5:30 p.m. Bascom

Sunday - 8:30 a.m. Liberty  / 10:30 a.m. New Riegel

Holy Day

(See inside of bulletin)

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday - 3:00 p.m. New Riegel

GOOD NEWS!!!!!

Book of Needs

All prayer requests can now be written in our Book of Needs.

This book is located at the back of the Church and will be brought forward at the Presentation of Gifts during Mass. All parishioners and guests are welcome to write any prayer requests in the book, i.e. the sick, those facing surgery, those with financial needs, and any other need.

May 26, 2013

MOST HOLY TRINITY Prv 8:22–31 / Rom 5:1–5 / Jn 16:12–15

My neighbor shared that she got a porch swing for Mother’s Day this year. “Ooh,” I said, “that’s a great gift. Your husband really knows how to shop for you.” She replied, “Only because I told him exactly what I wanted. I picked it out, he picked it up.” Is anyone else envious of her? Sure, it loses the element of surprise, but it’s quite nice to receive exactly what you asked for. We can spend Trinity Sunday meditating on the mystery of the Trinitarian nature of God, but today’s readings remind us to also reflect on the incredible gift the Trinity is. It’s exactly what we asked for—even though we wouldn’t have known to ask for such a gift. We experience the creative power of the Father, noted in the Proverbs reading. All the universe’s beauty, all the details of nature, all artistic inspirations find their source in the Father. What a most desired gift. We experience the redeeming power of the Son, who took on our human nature as his own. He knows our struggles and joys, and he calls us to leave behind our sins and follow his example. His love to the end redeems our brokenness and has given us hope which, as Saint Paul declares, “does not disappoint.” What a most desired gift. We experience the sanctifying power of the Spirit, who sustains us daily with the love of the Father and Son. We can choose rightly, live justly, and act lovingly because of the Spirit’s guidance in every moment. What a most desired gift. What a gift. What a God we have. We are, among all people, so richly blessed.

Janel Esker

sundaybulletin@liguori.org

Reprinted with permission of Liguori Publications

MEMORIAL DAY MASS & PARADE

When: Monday, May 27th at 9 am

Where: St. Boniface Cemetery—BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS.

Who: Everyone is welcome

A parade will follow the Mass starting at All Saints Church and ending at the American Legion where a flag raising ceremony will take place. Anyone participating in the Mass, parade or flag raising are invited to the American Legion for refreshments at the end of the ceremony. Anyone who can help set up for the Memorial Day Mass please arrive at 8 am on May 27th in St. Boniface Cemetery. Also, on June 2nd an annual Memorial Day Parade will be held at Bascom time TBA.

MASS SCHEDULE

Praying for Vocations

Bulletin Business Sponsor of the Week

CYO Volleyball Coordinator -

Traci Elchert has volunteered to coordinate the 5th-6th grade girl’s CYO volleyball program this fall. If someone is willing to give Traci a hand with this endeavor please give the office a call.

Thank you Traci for volunteering.

Honoring the Farming Community

Families or individuals who own and operate a farm that has been in their family for 100 years or more are invited to apply for a Century Farm plaque from the Diocese of Toledo to display at their farm. Applicants will be asked to submit copies of old deeds, written lineage narrative, and pictures to support claims. The information must show family residence or ownership of a farm within the Diocese of Toledo for at least 100 years. For more information on how to apply, please contact Michelle Stephens at 419-244-6711 ext. 214 (outside Toledo: 1-800-926-8277, ext. 230) or mstephens@toledodiocese.org.