33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
NORMAL MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS
Saturday @ 4:30pm ~ Sam Dotson (RIP)
Sunday @ 8:00am ~ Eileen Lawson (RIP)
Sunday @ 10:30am ~ David Gosselin (RIP)
Monday @ 10:00am ~ Communion Service
Tuesday @ 5:00pm ~ People of the Parish
Tuesday @ 5:00pm ~ People of the Parish
Wednesday @ 12:00 noon ~ Maureen Staley (RIP)
*Thursday Mass of Remembrance @ 6:00pm ~ Bruce Frallic (RIP)
Friday @ 10:00am ~ Loyd and Martha Young (RIP)
OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Monday, Wednesday, Friday after Mass
Pray the Rosary for World Peace: Wednesday @ 11:40
*Parish Rosary: Thursday @ 4:40 pm (No Parish Rosary this Thursday)
Divine Mercy Chaplet: Friday @ 3:00 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday @ 3:30-4:00 pm or by appointment
IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES
~Thursday, November 20, 6:00pm: Mass of Remembrance (There will be no meal.)
~Sunday, November 23, 3:00pm: Rededication Service with the Bishop with a meal
. (There will be no 10:30am Mass.) Normal Mass will be held Saturday November 22 at 4:30pm and Sunday, November 23, at 8:00am.
~Thursday, November 27, 9:00am: Thanksgiving Service
As we prepare to move back into our newly renovated space, we are looking for trained medical personnel who would be able to assist during a medical emergency. Please click the link below to let us know what Mass you regularly attend.
NEW PRAYER REQUESTS
Parishioners
~Linda Rainey
~Charlie Carnaghie
~Carol Tillmann
~Mary Alford
~Philip Jabour
~Rodney Lewis
~Cheryl Pokorny
~Marge Whitmarsh
~Ken Lowery
~Linda Rainey
~Rodney Lewis
~Joanne Braswell
~Lora Brock
~Abby Flaherty
Friends and Family
~Mike Hart, friend of Lori Lee
~Tammie Kirkley, sister of Lori Lee
~Ethel Lee, aunt of Shileen Craig
~Woodrow Miller, father of Shileen Craig
~Butch Towsend, friend of Marilyn Poole
~Skye Roussel, niece of Breland Poole
~Maude Siener, cousin of Janet Angelo
~Chris Wallace, brother of Rick Wallace
~Charlotte James, friend of Scarlett Larkin
~Preston Knox, great-nephew of Judy Skitek
~Michelle Horton, wife of Tony Horton
~Arthur Giordano, father of Chris Giordano
Repose of the Soul (RIP)
~Bob Sauer, friend of Kimberly Walker
~Larry Houchins, friend of Rene' Garner
~Susan Horwood, sister of Father Bill Henry
~Anna Ogden
~Edward Hilton Winstead, brother-in-law of Ron Guillot and Dot Autrey
~Sue Bulger, great-aunt of Amber Earles
~Maureen Staley
Please be aware that the prayer list in the e-bulletin and on the printed bulletin typically contain prayer requests received for the current week only. For a more thorough prayer list, please click the link below.
OFFERTORY/GIVING
This Week
REGULAR GIVING $19,939.00
OTHER COLLECTIONS $ 1,220.00
TOTAL COLLECTIONS $21,159.00
Excerpts: ePriest
Artwork: Canva
Artwork: Canva
Like the people gazing at the physical beauty of the Temple, we, too, can be mesmerized by the fleeting glitter of the treasures of this world. Time, experience, and our faith teach us that things change, including relationships. Our relationships with one another are never static; they are either being weaved more intimately, or they are fraying or coming apart at the seams. This also holds true for our relationship with Christ. All we do moves us deeper into his Sacred Heart or moves us away from him.
Christ is the most sacred of temples; he is the Temple. Yet he changed. His body suffered the wounds that man inflicted upon his body. Christ changed interiorly, too. He suffered loneliness of the worst kind when he experienced the effects of sin in the depths of his soul – separation from the Father and separation from his closest friends, his apostles. Yet in essence, Christ always remained the same, for he is love itself, and love is everlasting. Christ suffered physical and interior changes in his human nature so that we might partake of his divine nature, which is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
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Youth Group Updates
**Friendsgiving**
We had an amazing time visiting and helping our parishioner friends!
Children's Ministry Updates
Level II children learning about Books of the Bible and Geography in the Bible.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Early Childhood Education through Grade 12 Survey
This survey is for families with children from Early Childhood through Grade 12.
We are hoping to understand how to better serve families in our Catholic community. The survey includes questions about how you make schooling decisions, and your opinions about local Catholic schools. Feedback from all families, regardless of whether or not your child(ren) attend(s) Catholic school is helpful to us. Thank you in advance for your time! This survey should take about 4-6 minutes to complete.
https://tinyurl.com/JacksonCatholicEd [LINK IS CASE SENSITIVE]
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TONIGHT, FRIDAY, NOV. 14
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A huge THANK YOU to St. Peter Episcopal Church by the Lake. Their Episcopal Women's Ministry has chosen to send $1,000 worth of non-perishable food items to our food pantry during the month of November. Their "Red Wagon Ministry" also collects food every Tuesday and delivers to our food pantry. Monthly, all collected food items are delivered to Sacred Heart Parish in Camden.
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CARMELITE BAKE SALE
Order forms are available in the hallway for Rum Cakes and Raisin Nut Bread.
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Books by Father Sebastian Myladiyil are still available for purchase through the office.
Why We Pray What We Pray: $20.00
Blown Together: $15.00
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Children's Liturgy of the Word meets Sundays
at the 10:30am mass.
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Thank you for your thoughtful consideration and prayer regarding your Capital Campaign Pledge. Please return your pledge card this weekend. For those who are out of town or prefer, you can pledge online HERE and/or set up recurring payments.
We have various ways that parishioners are contributing towards their Capital Campaign Pledge. The campaign has officially begun and the campaign will run through June 30, 2027. If you have pledged to give weekly or monthly, please start contributing now.
You have the option to set up online giving through the link above. The drop-down fund is capital campaign/renovation. If you receive envelopes, there will be an envelope for capital campaign beginning January 2025. If you have any questions, please contact Renee` Carpenter - finance@spaulccorg. or 601-292-6086.
If you are new to our parish, please register with us. Use this link to register, or call the church office.