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Holy Family Catholic Church
Pastor: Fr. Roy Baroma
June 19~ Corpus Christi
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM
Sunday Mass: 8:30AM
11:00AM
Vietnamese: 3:00PM
RECONCILIATION
Saturday: 3:30 - 4:30PM
Daily Mass
Tuesday-Friday 8:30AM
Rosary 8:05AM
Welcome to our growing parish community. Wherever you may be in your
spiritual journey, we invite you to be part of our community. If you are visiting
you are always welcome here, and if you wish to register you can find our
registration forms online on our parish website or you can pick one up at the
parish office.
505 17th St. SE, Auburn, WA 98002
Office Hours Monday-Friday 8:30AM-3:00PM
Office Phone number: 253-833-5130
Office Fax number: 253-833-3421
Website: www.holyfamilyauburn.org
Holy Family School
Pre-K– 8th Grade
School Phone number: 253-833-8688
School Fax number: 253-833-9311
School Website: www.hfsauburn.com
Weekend Mass Intentions Online Giving
Saturday 06/18 Please consider using online giving. You can donate using
5:00PM Peter Bernardo + your credit card or EFT. You can go online through our
Sunday 06/19 website www.holyfamilyauburn.org and click the link or contact
8:30AM Jose Daep + Susan Hoptowit in the parish office 253-833-5130, ext. 204 for
11:00AM Ricardo Soriano + questions and/or assistance in setting up your account.
Weekday Mass Intentions
06/24 Holy Family Parishioners
Remember In Your Prayer
Events this week at Holy Family Those who are ill:
Sunday, June 19 Leslie Blumenstein Henry Dufour
Father's Day Karinanna Heimernan Kate Igwebuike
8:30 AM Mass Theresa Oguakwa Barney Carnino
Audrey Duke Cristian Perez
11:00AM Mass
Tony Linder Meribeth Water-Lewis
3:00PM Vietnamese Mass
Mary Ruley Mercy Frink
Monday, June 20 Rosemary Lufkin Barbara Boley
Parish office closed Shari Zacher JR Iriarte
Tuesday, June 21 John Miller Erlinda Collantes
No Daily Mass Marcia Collucio Annette James
Wednesday, June 22 Brenda Priest Wayne Priest
No Daily Mass Faye Truskowski Luz Manalo
Rowena Habla Judy Doll
Thursday, June 23
Lori Margetan Betsy Custis
No Daily Mass Bob Boyd Zenaida Ugaddan
Friday, June 24 Paulette Ketner Laural Russ
8:30AM Daily Mass Alica Bowles Ginny Anderson
Saturday, June 25 Susan Harrison Sylvia Ugaddan
5:00PM Vigil Mass Felisa Lisacki Emrald Urndgo
Sunday, June 26
8:30 AM Mass
11:00AM Mass Holy Family School Principal Search
3:00PM Vietnamese Mass Holy Family Catholic School, Auburn is searching for our
next principal to start on July 1, 2022. They will find a
welcoming, engaged and supportive parish and parent
Sacrament Preparation Reminder community at HFS. Our one class per grade Pre-
Next year’s sacrament preparation classes will begin in Kindergarten through 8thgrade allows us to meet the
September for student in year one and year two diverse needs of all our students. Consider the advantages
preparation. If you know of a child in our parish who will be of a small school with enormous opportunities and
in first grade or higher next fall, that has not begun supportive network.
preparation for First Reconciliation or First Eucharist,
please contact Lindsay Carter to add the family to our If anyone knows of a candidate please contact Catherine
August mailing list Banning at the Parish Office at 253-833-5130.
Interested applicants can email cover letter and resume to
St. Vincent de Paul Society cbanning@holyfamilyauburn.org and they must complete a
full application in Applitrack through the Office for Catholic
During the past 2 years of the pandemic St Vincent DePaul in
Schools @: Careers & Employment - My Catholic School
Auburn
has continued to provide help to those in need in our
community.
We have helped with both housing and utility payments
helping to prevent utility termination and evictions. In Holy Family School
addition, we have provided more than 3500 bags of food.
Thank you for your contributions. Dear Holy Family Community,
We are currently enrolling for the 2022-23 school year,
“Let us be buried with Christ by Baptism to rise with Him; please contact the school if you are interested in our Pre-K
let us go down with Him to be raised with Him; and let us program!
rise with Him to be glorified with Him.” St. Gregory of
Nazianzus God Bless,
Pg. 1 June 19, 2022 “The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled with joy”
YOUTHLIFE NEWS
Feast of Corpus Christi
On this Sunday we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, which is also called Corpus Chirsti.
Jesus chose the time of the Jewish Feast of Passover to fulfill what he had announced at Capernaum – giving his
disciples his body and his blood as the true bread of heaven. When Jesus commands his disciples to eat his flesh and
drink his blood, he invites us to take his life into the very center of our being. That life which he offers is the very life of
God himself. To accept Jesus as the bread of heaven is not only life and spiritual nourishment for this world but glory in
the world to come.
The principal fruit of receiving the Eucharist or Lord's Supper is an intimate union with Christ. When we receive Holy
Communion and when we celebrate this solemn feast of Corpus Christi, we are making a great act of faith. Today we
publicly profess our faith that what appears mere bread and wine is really the Body and Blood of Jesus, because He
said so. Holy Communion is therefore the essence and center of our lives. When you approach the Table of the Lord,
what do you expect to receive? Do you hunger for the “bread of life”?
Welcome our newest Soldiers for Christ!
“Come, Holy Spirit! Fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them the fire of your Love. Send forth your Spirit and they
shall be created, and you will renew the face of the earth. Amen.”
On Friday, June 3rd, our Middle School, High School and Adult Confirmation candidates were confirmed by Abbot
Marion Qui-Thac Nguyen, O.S.B. to complete their faith journey of Initiation into our Catholic Church. We express our
gratitude to our catechists, team leaders, parent volunteers, Women’s Society ladies, altar servers, cantors, musicians
and everyone who extended their help and service to our celebration. Most of all, thank you sponsors, parents, and to
our pastor Father Roy for your love, support and prayers. Congratulations to everyone!
Happy Father's Day
Happy Father's Day to all the fathers, grandfathers, and those who may play a fatherly role to our youth. May the love of
God the Father be always reflected in the way you protect and care for your loved ones. God bless you on your special
day!
Olive Wood from Bethlehem
July 16th and July 17th, we are having olive wood carvings available to purchase after all masses. The proceeds are to
support Christian Catholic families in the Holy Land since it is the major source of income for them there. More than 75
families in Bethlehem Hand carved these items . They are very beautiful and unique items. (Nativities, Crucifixes,
Rosaries, Statues) The Christian population has dropped from 22% to less than 2% in the past two decades. And this is
a way to support them to stay there. Thank you in advance for your support.
Pg. 2 June 19, 2022 “The LORD has done great things for them”
Staff Saint of the Week
Pastor: Fr. Roy Baroma: loyolapress.com
Fr.roy@holyfamilyauburn.org Saint Aloysius Gonzaga
Feast day June 21
Deacon: Deacon Richard Werner
Pastoral Assistant: M. Catherine Banning: Do your parents have plans for you? As soon as Aloysius
cbanning@holyfamilyauburn.org was born, his parents began planning for his future. His
mother wanted him to be a priest. His father was
School Principal: Renee Almy: determined to have his oldest son become a military
ralmy@hfsauburn.com leader or famous political figure—anything but a priest.
School Office Administrator: Lorena Brock
hfoffice@hfsauburn.com At the age of five, Aloysius
was sent to a military camp
Parish Bookkeeper: Susan Hoptowit: to get started on his career.
shoptowit@holyfamilyauburn.org His father must have been
Parish Secretary: Anthony Corpuz: very pleased to see his son
acorpuz@holyfamilyauburn.org marching at the head of the
platoon of soldiers around
Children’s Ministry : Lindsay Carter: the campgrounds. His
lcarter@holyfamilyauburn.org mother and his tutor were
Youth Ministry Associate: Jocelyn Arida: extremely displeased,
jarida@holyfamilyauburn.org however, when Aloysius
came home using the rough,
Pastoral Care Leader: Pat Barr: coarse language of the
pastoralcare@holyfamilyauburn.org camp. At the age of seven,
Marriage Coordinator: Rosemary Busby: Aloysius received a special
rbusby@holyfamilyauburn.org insight from God. While other boys were dreaming about
being military heroes or heads of wealthy estates,
Aloysius thought of other matters. He decided to become
a saint, and he began acting on that decision. He prayed
long hours at night and fasted several times a week.
BAPTISM
Please contact the Parish Office While he was on a visit to Spain with his parents, Aloysius
for information on preparation read the lives of saintly Jesuit missionaries, and he
and scheduling of baptisms. decided to become a Jesuit. His father and some other
relatives tried hard to change his mind. It was a fierce
CONFIRMATION battle of wills, but after several years, Aloysius won. With
Sacramental preparation is handled his father’s permission, Aloysius gave his large inheritance
through the Youth Ministry Office. to his brother and joined the Jesuit order at 17 years of
MATRIMONY age. The novice director, who was in charge of training
Aloysius, told him to cut down on his long hours of prayer
By appointment at least 6 months in advance by the
and to give up some of his fasting and other penances.
couple. No arrangements should be made before
Aloysius obeyed willingly. He understood that obedience
contacting the Marriage Coordinator.
was better than “doing his own thing.”
R.C.I.A.
(The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) When Aloysius was 23, a serious epidemic broke out in
Any person interested in becoming Rome. Aloysius volunteered at once to help in the
Catholic please contact Parish Office. hospital. At that time hospitals were not the clean, orderly
places with which we are familiar today. It was very easy
ANOINTING OF THE SICK to catch an illness. That is what happened; Aloysius
Please contact the Parish Office became very ill. No medicine could help him. Aloysius was
not afraid to die.
FUNERALS
Please contact Parish Office to make arrangements Aloysius shows that young people are not too young to
become saints. During his life he had focused on doing
what God wanted—serving and loving God and his
neighbor.
“Patience is power. Patience is not an absence of action;
rather it is "timing" it waits on the right time to act, for the
right principles and in the right way.” ― Fulton J. Sheen
Pg. 3 June 19, 2022 “Restore our fortunes, O LORD”
Children’s Ministry
Vacation Bible School
Register Now! Zoomerang VBS 2022 is coming to Holy Family this summer July 11 th-15th
in person! In order to make our program successful this year we still need volunteers.
If you can help full or part time, we have many ways to be involved to suit your schedule
and interests. We are still in need of adults to help guide our groups to and from each
station and more youth leaders to lead our groups. Please call Lindsay Carter at
253-833-5130 or e-mail lcarter@holyfamilyauburn.org, for more information. Registration
forms are now available on the parish website or in the parish office, or can be found
online at https://holyfamilyauburn.myanswers.com/zoomerang/.
Volunteer Trainings on Zoom: June 19th @ 4PM; June 29th @6:30PM; July 6th @7PM
Sunday Liturgy of the Word for Children at Home
Gospel Reflection & Activity for Children: Discuss the Gospel with your children (Luke 9:11b-17)
Discussion: Speak to the children about how Jesus knew he was going to die, but wanted to enable his disciples to
realize that he would always be among them, loving them, helping them, strengthening them. Are there times in our lives
when we celebrate an event with a special meal? When? What do you eat on those occasions? (Help the children see
that certain foods become symbols of what we are celebrating, these special things make the event real and remind us
of past celebrations, as the Passover did for the Jews) · Show the children the gifts of bread and wine, which will
become the body and blood of Christ. Help them make the connection between Mass and Jesus’ words, “Do this in
memory of me.” · What happens at Mass? At our celebration of the Eucharist we remember the meal that Jesus shared
with his friends the night before he died; and we share in his death and resurrection. We believe that through the power
of God the bread and wine truly become Jesus’ body and blood. This is a mystery to us, but we believe it because we
have faith.
Activity: In the gospel, Jesus shared bread with this friends. In his culture, sharing bread was a sign of
friendship and commitment. People share these same bonds at family dinners and other special
occasions.
Share some fresh bread at your next family meal. Involve your family members in making the bread. Then,
when your family is first gathered around the table, bless God for his goodness, break the bread, and give
a small piece to each member. Remind your family members they are bonded to each other, like a loaf of
bread. Compare this family "agape" with Communion when Jesus united his followers with shared bread.
Activity taken from: https://www.aucklandcatholic.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Body-and-Blood-LOWWC-Year-
C.pdf and http://www.word-sunday.com/Files/c/CorpusChristi-c/F-CorpusChristi-c.html
Knights of Columbus Adult Faith Formation
Do you know of anyone who wishes to be a Catholic? Do
A Catholic Family Fraternal Service you have loved ones who have been away from the
Organization for over 135 years church and want to return and re-learn more about the
Catholic faith? If you are planning to get married in the
Catholic Church and are missing the Sacrament of
If you have questions about the knights, contact Daryl
Confirmation, we can help you complete this process in
Dougherty at 253.951.4401 or Don Hall at 253.740.2894 or
your life journey. Our RCIA meetings are on Thursdays
dhall4wsu@gmail.com
from 7-9 PM in the Parish Center. Please call the Parish
Office, 253-833-5130.
“Do not think that love in order to be genuine has to be
extraordinary. What we need is to love without getting tired. Be “Prayer is not asking. Prayer is putting oneself in the
faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength hands of God, at his disposition, and listening to his voice
lies.” ― Mother Teresa in the depths of our hearts.” ~ Mother Teresa
Pg. 4 June 19, 2022 “The LORD has done great things for us…”
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