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St. Hubert
Catholic Church
As Roman Catholics centered in the Eucharist, our mission is
to live Christ’s Gospel message to love, teach, pray, and serve.
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 4, 2021
Reservations are no longer Physical Address Pastor
requested for Saturday Vigil or 804 Third Street Fr. Rick Spicer
Sunday Mass. Attendees are Langley, WA 98260 frspicer@whidbey.com
still required to check in, use 360.221.5030
Mailing Address
hand sanitizer, and wear masks. PO Box 388 Pastoral Assistant for
Weekend Mass Schedule Langley, WA 98260 Administration
Saturday Vigil @ 5:00pm Susan Walker
Phone
Sunday @ 9:00am pastoralasst@whidbey.com
360.221.5383
Sunday Mass is livestreamed 360.221.7953
and recorded for later viewing Office Hours
Please make appointments Faith Formation
on Facebook. Mary Beth Schoeler
whenever possible. We have
Daily Mass Schedule 360.221.7744
limited staff.
M, T, Th, & F @ 8:15am Music Director
W @ 10:30am Tuesday – Friday
Cleveland Riley, Jr.
9:30am – 4:30pm
Confession by Appointment Bookkeeper
Email frspicer@whidbey.com. Monday, 9:30 am – 4:30pm,
Steven Connelly
but closed for appointments
Adoration of the Eucharist
and drop-ins Counseling Office
First Friday 9:00am – 3:00pm 360.221.0746
Email Address
The church is open for private sthubert@whidbey.com Building Care
prayer daily from 9:00am –
Website Address Jeanine Jesmer
3:30pm and Sunday from
10:00am – noon. www.sthubertchurch.org Facilities
Mike Viers
360.221.5304
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Psalm 48 (47):10-11
Your merciful love, O God, we have received in the midst of your temple.
Your praise, O God, like your name, reaches the ends of the earth;
your right hand is filled with saving justice.
WELCOME
Saturday Vigil Mass Is Back – Volunteers Needed!
To support a second weekend Mass on a regular basis, more volunteers are
needed to assist Fr. Rick. Please contact the parish office if you can resume
Summer
your service as a liturgical minister – lector, altar server, cantor, greeter, etc.
Reservations are no longer requested for weekend Masses.
Attendees are still required to check in, use hand sanitizer, and wear masks.
A NOTE FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK
This Sunday, our nation celebrates its 245th birthday. It has come a long way since the Declaration of
Independence was signed because many of its citizens never took for granted what it takes to be a citizen of
this country. That document spelled out principles ahead of its time, asserting that God endows all people
with the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Attaining these rights however takes much sacrifice,
which many endured, enabling this country to become what it is today.
The same holds true for our parish. What makes us viable as a faith community has been the sacrificial
attitude of many parishioners. They care about St. Hubert Parish even amid this pandemic. They have gone the
extra mile, actively participating in various roles from carrying out numerous liturgical roles to sitting on our
leadership councils. In addition to giving of their time, they see the value of stewardship in sustaining the
wellbeing of our parish and contributing to the Annual Catholic Appeal. If you feel that I am talking to you,
thank you! Our parish owes much to your willingness to invest your time, treasure, and talent in our varied
ministries. Without your support, we could not do what you rightly expect us to do.
If you have not been making much of an investment lately due to the
pandemic, please reconsider your willingness to participate in the life of
the parish and the archdiocese. For example, if you have not yet made a
pledge for the Annual Catholic Appeal, go online to the Archdiocese of
Seattle at https://archseattle.org/give-serve/annual-catholic-
appeal/acadonate/ and make your much needed pledge soon. It is
never too late to make a pledge and help us meet our goal.
As for our parish, I am told that if every household would increase their
weekly donation by $5 (that is less than a typical latte), we could
balance our budget.
In the weeks ahead, I look forward to welcoming more and more
parishioners back who have been away for months due to the
pandemic, and I hope that every family will, once again, find ways to be
actively engaged for the wellbeing of our parish.
Mass Intentions – Wednesday, July 7, Marion & Bill Benedetti and
Dewey T., offered by Joan Benedetti
OUR COMMUNITY
CALLING ALL PARISHIONERS!
We need your contact information
updated for our files and a new church
directory.
We are taking publication of our directory
‘in house’!
Our top-notch graphic designer Debbie Batey, our
in-house photographer Andre Zunino, and our
data-entry guru Terri Snyder intend to create a
directory that is different than what you are used
to. It will be a format that is esthetically pleasing,
and, most importantly, efficient to use. The
directory will be available in PDF and hard
copy, and it will be updated every quarter.
All parishioners are asked to submit a new
Parish Registration/Update Form.
Even if you are certain that we have all the correct
information on file, please, take the time now to
submit a form to confirm your family’s information
in any of the following ways.
An online fillable form is available.
Update the information online. Click here to access
the online form on our website.
Printed copies of the form are available on
the table in the narthex for your convenience. Also,
you can find the printable form in this bulletin, or
you may download and print the form from our
website. Return the form to the church in person
or mail it to the PO Box at the top of the form.
Please fill out the entire form. Be sure to
complete the information at the very bottom of the
Happy 4th of July!
Parish Registration/Update Form and sign it to
authorize what information you want included in
Prayer Corner
or excluded from the church directory. The plan is
We are updating the Prayer Corner in the bulletin.
to have all parishioners’ data updated by mid-
If you know of anyone who should be removed
August and the first document completed by mid-
from or added to the list, please email or call the
September. A directory with photos is planned to
parish office at 360.221.5383 and leave a message.
follow.
St. Hubert Counseling Services Parishioners’ Business Advertising
We have all found ourselves at a point in our lives Promote your own business and support your
when we needed help coping. It may be fellow parishioners’ businesses.
relationship problems; death or illness of a loved Plans are in the works for creating space in the
one; difficulties with children; or feeling sad, bulletin for ads that promote parishioners’
anxious, or depressed. Professional counseling can businesses. The “rate” is by donation. The size and
provide the support and help needed to get to a layout of the ads is yet to be determined. Our
place of mental, emotional, and spiritual health. Communications Team is willing to help with the
Alice Thull, LICSW, a licensed, experienced, and design of your ad.
caring mental health professional, is now available For now, we need to know how many parishioners
by appointment at St. Hubert. Please call 360-221- would like to place an ad. Email Susan or call the
0746 for more information or to schedule your first parish office if you are interested. Don’t hesitate.
visit. Sliding scale fees are available. Space is limited. We will keep you up to date as
plans develop.
Grief Support Group
Thursday, July 22 @ 2:00pm
in the Counseling Room of the RE Building
“In every heart there is an inner room, where we
can hold our greatest treasures and our deepest
pain.” ~ Marianne Williamson
If you have lost a loved one, please join us for the
monthly meeting of the St. Hubert Grief Support
Group. The group provides a place for people to
connect with others who have also had a death in
their lives, and to share their unique grief journey
in a safe, supportive environment. Connecting with
others who have this common bond of experience Bulletin Submissions
can be a source of comfort and helpful in building The deadline for submitting announcements is
momentum towards healing. Monday for the following Sunday’s bulletin. You
All who are grieving the loss of a loved one are may email your announcement to the parish office
welcome to join us to find compassion and at sthubert@whidbey.com, or submit it in person.
support. Please contact Alice at 360-221-0746 if We are continuing to fine tune our process for
you would like more information. providing a bulletin to you in a format that invites
you to read it and provides links to more
Faith on Fire information about the content. Your feedback is
July 10-11 appreciated.
Registration is now open for the Faith on Fire 2021
family weekend at St. Mary Anacortes. The theme St. Anthony’s Soup Kitchen
this year is “God’s Roadmap,” featuring keynote Wednesday Soup Lunch, 11:00am – 2:00pm &
speaker Dr. Kerry McMahon of the Encounter Friday Meal Service – A Smile & A Meal
School of Ministry in Seattle. Click here to view the Soup and Friday meal service will continue through
schedule. the summer. Email sthubert@whidbey.com or call
the parish office at 360.221.5383 by Wednesday to
request the Friday meal service. The July menu is
on our website. The entrée choices for July 9 are
Picadillo (beef) Chile Relleno or Cheese Chile
Relleno.FINANCIALS
OUTREACH Report for FY 2020-2021
Mission Statement: We promote a Christian
community through social and informational
ministries in the parish and through ecumenical
activities in our South Whidbey community.
We witness the Gospel through service, directing
our resources to serve the needs of parishioners
and the broader community.
The St. Hubert OUTREACH Committee wants you to Through the 3P’s,
know how your donations between July 1, 2020, St. Hubert parishioners donated
and June 30, 2021, were distributed.
742 pounds of
We appreciate your support.
PROTEIN
You are welcome to join us at one of our meetings.
We meet in the Kaufman Room on the second PAPER GOODS and
Wednesday of the month at 9:30am. PERSONAL PRODUCTS!
Click here to visit our website and learn more These items were delivered to the Good Cheer
about the OUTREACH Ministry at St. Hubert and Food Bank. The 3P’s fills a void that is not filled
find links to the charities we support. by the food bank’s regular programs.
TOTAL DONATION FOR FY 2020-2021 FOOD INSECURITY
Good Cheer
$17,490 Whidbey Island Nourishes (WIN)
Mobile Turkey Unit/Thanksgiving Program
The Hub for Teens
THANK YOU, ST. HUBERT PARISH!
SENIOR SERVICES
Helping Hand
$17,490 TOTAL DONATED Island Senior Services/Meals on Wheels
$1,200 South Whidbey @ Home
$1,500 Food insecurity Friends of Friends
KIDS & FAMILIES
$5,010 Seniors Readiness to Learn –
Back to School/Holiday House
$3,650 Kids & families Pregnancy Care
Kids First
$6,130 Housing
HOUSING
Whidbey Homeless Coalition
Veterans Hearts & Hammers
VETERANS
Veterans Resource CenterAnnual Catholic Appeal We extend a big thank you to all who have already
Help us reach our parish’s generously pledged and given to this campaign
which benefits St. Hubert as well as programs and
2021 ACA goal of $46,456.
parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Seattle.
Pledges are now at $38,000. We continue to make
progress, but we are still $8000 short of our goal. If you have not yet completed
Please help us bridge the gap. your ACA pledge, please do so.
Remember, any donations above the $46,456 Click here to make your pledge and donation
assessment will be returned to St. Hubert as a online. To donate by check, pick up a form and
rebate. Plans for the rebate are to make electrical security envelope from the table in the narthex.
upgrades and to use the funds for operations costs, Make your check out to the Annual Catholic
if needed. Appeal.
FAIT H FORMATION
Monthly Videos with Pope Francis Saints Featured on Formed
Pope Francis established the Year of the Family on Let’s celebrate the jewels of July.
March 19, 2021, the Solemnity of St. Joseph. It Saint Teresa of the Andes: The Story of the First
marks the fifth anniversary of the publication of his Chilean Saint – Series, 6 episodes
Apostolic Exhortation, Amoris Laetitia, which Click here to view Episode 1.
means “the joy of love”, and explores the beauty
and joy found in family life. The Year of the Family Truth to Inspire: Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
will conclude on June 26, 2022, at the tenth World Click here to listen.
Meeting of Families in Rome with the Holy Father. The Way of Saint James
Over the course of ten monthly episodes, hear the Click here to watch.
Holy Father talk about each of the chapters of the Saint Pedro Poveda: Priest, Educator, and Martyr
Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia, along with Click here to watch.
the testimonies of different families who will share
Ignatius of Loyola
some aspects of their daily lives.
Click here to watch.
This initiative is a collaboration between the
And for the kids,
Dicastery for the Laity, Family and Life, and Vatican
Saints Anne and Joachim
News, and aims to facilitate the reading of the
Click here to watch.
Apostolic Exhortation, with the aid of
downloadable material prepared for personal and
community reflection.
To date, four episodes and the four pastoral (study)
guides that accompany them have been released.
Click here for an overall view of the series and links
to the episodes and guides.
Here are direct links to the first episode and the
first pastoral guide.PRAYER
Prayer Corner Kocian, Fr. Jim Lee, Doris Lyen, Daniel Martinez,
Noel Berger, Harry Berlijn, Laura Boyd, Natalie Thad and Margaret McArthur, John Meyer, Karen
Boyle, Craig Bruya, Nora Busby, Grace Callahan, Myre, Jo Petterson, Andy Pringle, Gary Reimann,
Catherine Howard Clark, Scott Cole, Steve Connelly, Mercedes Reyes, Claire Rich, Don Rose, Tom Santi,
Aileen Covert, Sam Crespi, Carl Curtis, Noel Curtis, John Scehovic, Annie Schletz, Linnea Sichel, Andy
Michael D’Avanzo, Dave Davis, Jean Duffy, David Shea, Madelyn Smith, Janet Sonnichsen, Will & Lu
Dillman, Mary Eaton, Fr. Gregg Elliott, Paul Surface, Laurie Swinhart, Ken Viafore, Matthew
Firnstahl, Ralph Gorg, Krista Guss, Jim Grilliot, Don and Conrad Von Doran
and Lois Haynes, Emmie Holm, Larry Jesmer, Maria
EVENTS CALENDAR
July 4 – 10
Sunday 9:00am – Mass
Daily Mass 8:15am – M, Tu, Th, & F; 10:30am – W
Monday Office Closed for 4th of July Observance
Tuesday 1:00pm – 3:30pm – WOSH in the Kaufman Room
3:00pm – Prayer Meeting in the church
Wednesday 11:00am – 2:00pm – St. Anthony Soup Kitchen, curbside pickup
Friday 10:00am – Rosary
Late afternoon, delivery of A Meal and A Smile
Saturday 5:00pm – Saturday Vigil Mass
PARISH LEADERS
Pastoral Council Finance Council
Alice Thull Margaret Andersen (temporary)
Liturgy Commission Stewardship Commission
Fr. Rick Spicer Open
Faith Formation Commission Peace & Social Justice Commission
Mary Beth Schoeler Open
Evangelization Committee Outreach Committee
John Scehovic Maralie Johnson
Charismatic Prayer Group Women of St. Hubert
Jean Beers Kathy Zunino
Knights of Columbus Parish Counselor
Charlie Childs Alice Thull
Bereavement Ministry
Alice ThullWith Washington State “opening up” the Archdiocese has made a few adjustments to the current guidance
and has begun to look ahead for other upcoming changes. The Archdiocese stresses that, in all cases, pastoral
discretion should prevail.
Here are some guidelines and changes that will begin occurring throughout the Archdiocese of Seattle.
Again, these are guidelines from the Archdiocese. When to make these and other changes is at the
discretion of Fr. Rick and the staff at St. Hubert. We will work to ensure the comfort of all so that you feel
safe and welcomed to worship in person.
NOW
People will screen themselves for symptoms.
Facial coverings are encouraged for everyone, but not required.
A separate section of the church should be created for people who wish to remain physically distanced.
It may be one single section, or it may be several sections disbursed throughout the church.
Communion may be received on the hand or on the tongue.
Capacity is recommended at 50% or 400 people.
BEGINNING JULY 24-25
Relaxing the following guidelines pertains to all Masses, weddings, funerals, communal anointing, etc.
Holy Water can return to all areas.
An invitation to the faithful to exchange a sign of peace, such as a handshake or a wave, can be
reintroduced.
Presentation of gifts by the faithful – The missal, chalice, paten/ciborium, and cruets of wine and water
may be brought per normal practice.
FOOD
The Archdiocese has reached out to the governor’s office for more clarification around food and has not yet
received a response. Specifically, there is conflicting information around food service that needs clarification.
In lieu of an answer from the governor, the Archdiocese recommends we do the following:
Avoid any “close contact” which is 15 minutes of unmasked interaction within six feet distance between
non-household members.
Plan events that do not have food as part of them.
Instead of preparing food for buffet service, we recommend a boxed or plated option.
When eating inside, people from different households should be distanced from each other.
When possible, all food should be consumed outside.
This means a brief outdoor coffee and donuts is possible!
SAFETY AND SUPERVISION
Continue to keep all spaces well ventilated and designate areas for people who wish to remain physically
distanced.Parish Registration/Update Form Parish ID#
This form may be dropped off at the parish office or mailed.
Mailing Address: PO Box 388; Langley, WA 98260
FAMILY/HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD LAST NAME______________________ DATE _______________
HOME PHONE ________________ CELL PHONE(S)__________________ _________________
EMAIL ADDRESS ________________________________ ________________________________
MAILING ADDRESS ________________________________ ______________________________
PHYSICAL ADDRESS, if different from above ________________________________ __________
DO YOU LIVE HERE FULL TIME, SUMMER ONLY, WEEKENDS, …? __________________________
IF NOT A FULL TIME RESIDENT, PROVIDE THE ADDRESS OF YOUR ALTERNATE RESIDENCE
________________________________ ________________________________ ______________
HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD Married Single Separated Divorced Widowed
WEDDING DATE, if married (MM/DD/YY) ________________________________ ____________________________
FIRST NAME _________________ MIDDLE NAME _______________ PREFERRED NAME _____________________
DATE OF BIRTH (MM/DD/YY) _______________________ RELIGION ________________________________ ______
BAPTISM? Yes/No ___________ 1ST COMMUNION? Yes/No __________ CONFIRMATION? Yes/No ____________
PRIMARY EMAIL ________________________________ SECONDARY EMAIL _______________________________
RETIRED/EMPLOYED _______________HOBBIES/PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS _______________________________
SPOUSE
LAST NAME, if different from head of household ________________________________ ______________________
FIRST NAME _________________ MIDDLE NAME _______________ PREFERRED NAME _____________________
DATE OF BIRTH (MM/DD/YY) _______________________ RELIGION ________________________________ ______
BAPTISM? Yes/No ___________ 1ST COMMUNION? Yes/No __________ CONFIRMATION? Yes/No ____________
PRIMARY EMAIL ________________________________ SECONDARY EMAIL _______________________________
RETIRED/EMPLOYED _______________HOBBIES/PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS _______________________________
OTHERS LIVING IN THE HOME – Please, give last name if different than family name & note by underlining.
NAME M F DOB RELATIONSHIP BAPTISM 1ST COM CONFIRM SCHOOL/OCCUPATION/
HOMEBOUND
OTHER ADULTS LIVING IN THE SAME HOME SHOULD REGISTER INDEPENDENTLY.
Please check the circles below indicating the information that you give permission to be published in the St.
Hubert Church Directory & sign below. Use the margins to write any specific instructions for information to be
included or excluded from the directory.
Names of Names of Phone Email Home/Mail
Adults Children Numbers Addresses Address
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