MASS INTENTIONS 19 April 2020
1. For the safety of our men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence We pray to the Lord. 2.. For the Repose of the Souls of: SgMaj. Johann & Linda Kirshinger & Robert Sr., & Ann Bowman and Ray Szymanowshi. 3. We also Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka
19 April 2020, DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
1. Many more of you are dropping off or mailing in your Contribution envelopes and some of you have begun to use our ONLINE IVING. Thank you very much to all of you. We very much appreciate that you are making this extra effort to support your parish. 2.When you visit out Blessed Sacrament Website, you will see that there is now a link to Scrip. When you click that link, you'll see many more choices for Scrip than we can provide here at the Parish o the weekends. Remember that this also is another way to support your Parish. Don't forget to enter the parish name in the space provided so that Blessed Sacrament will get credit. 3. We also want you to know that even though there are no Masses being celebrated in the Church right now, Father Eliseus celebrates a private Mass every day. So please feel free to mail in, drop off or call in your intentions and Father will include them in his Masses He will also include them in our Sunday, live stream Masses.
4. If some of you are still not aware, you can watch daily Mass, The Chaplet of Divide Mercy, a daily Holy Hour, Stations of the Cross, Rosaries from Lourdes and other uplifting programming on TV on EWTN in this time of uncertainty. Stations Networks and channels are listed above. 5. We have a treat for everyone this week. When you are out for a drive, just to get out of the house, stop by our church parking lot and see the beautiful chalk drawing of the Blessed Mother that Sofia Limon drew for everyone to see. Thank you, Sofia, for bringing a smile to the faces of many people during this difficult time. We very much appreciate that you are sharing your talent with all of us. God Bless you!
3 May 2020, Forth Sunday of Easter
1. For an end to the spreading of the Corona virus. 2. For all who have contracted the Corona Virus and for all those who are particularly vulnerable. 3. For peace of mind and spirit for all who are experiencing fear and anxiety. 4. For the protection of people at higher risk of developing the disease. 5. For medical professionals, caregivers and researchers responsible for fighting the Corona Virus. 6. Once again we thank everyone for dropping off, mailing in or using the Online Giving for your weekly Contributions. Thank you to all of you. We very much appreciate that you are making this extra effort. 7. Be sure to remember to go to the link called "Words from Fr. Uju" on our website and read Father's message for this week. 8. Many of you have emailed your Mother's Day intentions, both living and deceased, to Bev Collard for Father to iclude in his Masses during the month of May. If you did not get an email and would like Father to include your Mother's Day intentions during the month of May, please email your information to bevandgeorgec@gmailcom and Father will include them in his Masses. You can send in your intentions and your donation by either mailing it in or dropping it off at the Parish Office. 9. For those of you who have Amazon Prime, the movie "Unplanned" is streaming for free. This is the movie about Abby Johnson who left the Abortion industry after learning what really goes on at Planned Parenthood. 10. Our website now has a link for Vocations. When you click on that link, you'll see information about a ZOOM meeting for High Schoolers & Post High Schoolers on Sunday May 3rd. Times and a phone number are at the link.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR 3 MAY 2020
1. For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence. 2. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, David Cornell, Joan Miller, Theresa Hultz. Erica Mariscal, Antonia Dela Cruz & Fortunato Dela Cruz Sr. 3. We pray for the conversion of the Miller family. 4. We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka & Jesse Trevino
5 APRIL 20, PALM SUNDAY
1. Don't forget that the Magnificat is temporarily being offered for free ONLINE to everyone during this Pandemic. The Link to the Website is above. 2. Our Blessed Sacrament Website is very simple and easy to understand. The address is www.blessedsacramentchurch29palms.com. When you open that page, you will see LIVE STREAM IN BLUE. All the Sunday Masses from Blessed Sacrament will be there. The Holy Week Masses (Thursday, Good Friday, Saturday) are directly under the word LINKS. When you click that link, it will take you directly to the Serra House at the Diocese to join those Masses. Blessed Sacrament WILL NOT BE live streaming Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Blessed Sacrament WILL BE live streaming Easter Sunday Mass at 10:30 and all Sunday Masses thereafter at 10:30 until the end of this Pandemic.
3. Please remember that even though we are not able to be together in the Church, our parish still needs our weekly contributions. We can mail our contribution envelopes to the church office or drop them off in the mailbox attached to the wall near the door to save you a stamp. We are working on setting up Online Giving at the website, but it is still under construction. Please remember that without our weekly contributions, Blessed Sacrament is not able to pay their bills.
4. If you are not aware, you can watch daily Mass, The Chaplett of Divine Mercy, a daily Holy Hour, Stations of the Cross, Rosaries from Lourdes and other uplifting programming on TV on EWTN, (channels listed above) and at 10:30 am with Fro Uju using the LIVE STREAM LINK.
26 April 2020, Third Sunday of Easter
1. Each week more & more regular Contribution envelopes are coming in and many of you are using the Online Giving. Thank you to all of you. We very much appreciate that you are making this extra effort to support your Parish.
2.This week our two Bishops put out a really good video regarding continuing to support our parishes during this difficult time. You can watch it at www.sbdiocese.org.
You can also watch it on our Blessed Sacrament website at www.blessedscramentchurch29palms.com. You just have to click on the blue link that says the Bishops April 23rd message and it will come right up.
3. When you visit our Blessed Sacrament Website, you will also see that there is another link to Scrip on the homepage. When you click that link, you'll see over 300 vendors that you can choose from. Just follow the directions to set up an account. Remember that this is another way to support your Parish since Blessed Sacrament gets a percentage from each card you purchase. Don't forget to enter the Parish name in the space provided so that Blessed Sacrament will get credit. If you have questions, please call Cindy Minarik at 760-985-4000.
4. Remember that even though there are no Masses being celebrated in the Church right now, Father Eliseus celebrates a private Mass every day. So, please feel free to mail in, drop off or call in your intentions and Father will include them in his Masses. He will also include them in our Sunday, live stream Masses.
MASS INTENTIONS 26 April 2020
1. For the safety of our men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence Let us pray to the Lord.
2. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr, & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Henry Glodoveza, Elizabeth Ellen Sung Yun Song Kinare & David Cornell
3.We also Pray for the 15th Anniversary Blessings for Russ & Leslie Collard
4. We also Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka
Announcements for the Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 21 JUNE 20
As we said last week, in order to maintain proper social distance, the Ushers will dismiss each pew one-by-one going from the back rows to the front. Those sitting on the patio will be dismissed first. Please wait for the Usher and follow his direction. And, please remember, we will not have any Hospitality. Also, as we said in the Greeting, we cannot at this time remain for private devotion after Mass and please remember not to touch or kiss the statues as you leave. Please do not linger outside as you leave. Unfortunately, Father is not able to be out front to greet everyone. We are not able to have bulletins until the restrictions are lightened up. For those of you who did not get the word about bringing your own personal hand sanitizer to use just before Communion, please remember to bring it from now on until things change. Don't forget to continue to check our website often for changes and/or updates as time goes on. As you know, things have been changing quickly and we will have changes posted on the website. Our Thrift Shop Re-opened last Monday, June 15th. The hours are Monday & Thursday from 10:00 - 2:00 and Tuesday & Wednesday from 9:00 - 2:00. Masks are required and temperatures will be taken. The Thrift Shop is following the same protocol as the Church. There is a table outside for those of you who would like to drop off donations. Scrip cards continue to be available at the office during the work week. We cannot, at this time sell them on the patio after the Masses. Please call ahead to be sure someone is in the office. After the Final Blessing, we will need about 6 people to help us sanitize before the next Mass. If you can stay to help, please let one of the ushers know as you leave. Mass Intentions for the Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 1. For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence. 2. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr., & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, & Joan Miller. 3. We Pray for successful surgery for Fr. Hector from St. Anthony's in Hemet 4. For the Repose of the Souls of: David Cornell & Cresenta Castor. 5. For the Repose of the Soul of: Peggy Salisbury. We Pray for Healing for: Mary Nishioka, Frances Dehner, Marie Scruggs & Aubrey Rios.
GREETING FOR THE THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME. 28 JUNE 20
As we've been saying, things look & feel different, but we still want to be conscious of those trying tto pray quietly before Mass and maintain a respectful silence.
This weekend we celebrate The Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus. We continue to not have Missals in the pews as well as pew envelopes. We have removed everything for sanitary reasons. You are welcome to follow on your phone and remember to keep it on silent. If you don't already have the Laudate App on your phone to follow along with the Mass, it is an alternative to use since we can't have Missals right now. The link for the Laudate App is also on our website. If any of you would like to have a Missal, we do have them in the office if you would like to stop by to pick one up. Father Eliseus has decided that if you have picked up a Missal and would like to use it at Mass, please make sure that you put our name on it and take it back home with you. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME As we said last week, on order to maintain proper social distance, the Ushers will dismiss each pew one-by-one going from the back rows to the front. Please wait for the Usher and follow his direction. And, please remember, we will not have any hospitality. Also, as we said in the Greeting, we cannot at this time, remain for private devotion after Mass and please remember not to touch or kiss the statues as you leave. Please do not linger outside as you leave. Unfortunately, Father is not able to be out front to greet everyone. We are still not able to have bulletins until the restrictions are lightened up. Please remember to continue to bring your own personal hand sanitizer to use just before Holy Communion. Don't forget to keep checking our website often for changes and /or updates as time goes on. Our Thift Shop Re-opened on Monday, June 15th. The hours are Monday & Thursday from 10 - 2 and Tuesday & Wednesday from 9 - 2. However, they need 2 or 3 volunteers to commit to work one day a week. If they are not able to recruit more volunteers, they will have to consider closing again. Masks are required and temperatures will be taken. The Thrift Shop is following the same protocol as the Church. There is a table outside for those of you who would like to drop off donations. Scrip cards continue to be available at the office during the work week. We cannot, at this time, sell them on the patio after the Masses. Please call ahead to be sure someone is in the office. There are always people at the office on Monday mornings who can sell Scrip to you. After the Final Blessing, we will need about 6 people to help us sanitize before the next Mass. You you can stay to help, please let one of the ushers know as you leave. Thanks you. As directed by the Bishop, our masks must be worn throughout the Mass except for receiving Communion. Father will enter from the Sacristy and there will not be an entrance procession. There will not be a sign of peace and we will not have any music. There will also not be a Recessional Procession and Father will go right into the Sacristy at the ed of Mass. If you must leave the church to use the restroom during Mass. We also cannot, at this time, remain for private devotion after Mass. If you must leave the church to use the restroom during Mass, there are signs posted in the restroom for proper sanitization as you leave. hen it is time for Communion, remember that Communion is IN THE HAND ONLY. Please remember to use your hand sanitizer before you leave your pew for Communion. The Ushers will come to your pew, one side at a time, to direct you to stand on the yellow strips in the center aisle in order to keep Social Distance. You should keep your mask on until you get to Father and remove it in order to place the Sacred Host in your mouth, the replace your mask and move aside to return to your seat. At the end of Mass, tthe Ushers will dismiss us pew by pew in order to avoid any lotering outside. Please be patient as you wait for your pew to be dismissed. And, of course, there will not be any Hospitality.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME.
For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence.
For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr., & Ann Bowman, SgrMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchingerm & Joan Miller and , for the conversion of the Miller Family.
For the repose of the Soul of:David Cornell and We Pray for Birthday Blessings for Kaylah Collard. We Pray for Healing for Mary Nihoka & Frances Dehner.
GREETING FOR THE TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO ALL OUR FATHERS!! 21 JUNE 20
Even though things look & feel different, we still want to be conscious of those trying to pray quietly before Mass and maintain a respectful silence. As you can see, there are no Missals in the pews as well as pew envelopes, etc. We have removed everything for sanitary reasons. But, you are welcome to follow on your phone and remember to keep it on silent. If you don't already have the Laudate App on your phone to follow along with the Mass, it is an alternative to use since we don't have Missals right now in the pews.
If any of you would like to have a Missal, we do have them in the office if you would like to stop by to pick one up for your use at home. If you get one to use at Mass, you must put your name on it and do not share it with anyone else. It can only be used as your own personal Missal. As directed by the Bishop, our masks must be worn throughout the Mass except for receiving Communion. Father will enter from the Sacristy and there will not be an entrance procession. There will not be a Sign of Peace and we will not have any music. There will also not be a Recessional Procession and Father will go right into the Sacristy. We also cannot, at this time remain for private devotions after Mass. If you must leave the church to use the restroom during Mass, there are signs posted in the restroom for proper sanitization as you leave. PLEASE DO NOT LET your children go to the restroom alone. Children 16 yrs. old and younger MUST BE accompanied by an adult in order to sanitize properly as you leave. When it is time for Communion, remember that Communion is IN THE HAND ONLY. Please remember to use your hand sanitizer before you leave your pew for Communion. The Ushers will come to your pew, one side at a time, to direct you to stand on the yellow strips in the center aisle in order to keep Social Distance. You should keep your mask on until you get to Father and remove it in order to place the Sacred Host in your mouth, then replace your mask and move aside to return to your seat. At the end of Mass, the Ushers will dismiss you pew by pew to avoid any loitering outside. Please be patient as you wait for your pew to be dismissed. And, of course, there will not be any Hospitality.
Please remember not to touch or kiss the statues on your way out of the Church.
WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS 7 JUNE 2020 Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity REOPENING OF OUR CHURCH INSTRUCTIONS
1. We continue to anticipate returning to Mass next weekend, June 13/14. Weekday Masses will continue to be suspended at this time. We are planning to return to the same (3) Mass times as before; 4:30, 8:00, & 10:30. The 10:30 Mass will continue to be Live Streamed for those who are uncomfortable returning to Mass at this time. 2. However, there are many restrictions to consider. Please come to church wearing your own personal mask and bring your own personal hand sanitizer. Masks will be worn throughout the Mass. As you enter, an usher will take your non-contact temperature. Please be patient and wait for an user to seat you in order for us to adhere to Social Distancing regulations. 3. If you must leave the church to use the Restroom during Mass, there will be signs posted in the Restroom for proper sanitization as you leave. PLEASE DO NOT let your children go to the Restroom alone. They MUST BE accompanied by an adult in order to properly sanitize as you leave. 4. Please continue to maintain the 6 ft. distance in the Communion line. Please use your personal hand sanitizer before you leave your pew. Reception of Communion will be IN THE HAND ONLY. We cannot receive on the tongue at this time. Please remove your mask to receive Communion, step aside once you have received the consecrated host and then replace your mask and return to your seat. 5 Please avoid ANY & ALL physical contact during the Mass. There WILL NOT be any sign of Peace. Please refrain from touching/kissing the statues in the rear of the church. 6. We are limited to 25 % capacity inside the church, but we will have chairs on the patio separated by 6ft. Please bear in mind that, if necessary, we may have to turn people away who come without a mask or if we have reached our limit for that particular Mass. 7. At the direction of the Bishop, Mass will be shortened during this time. Father will begin with the Collect, there WILL NOT BE any music and, as we said, we WILL NOT have the Sign of Peace. 8. At the end of each Mass, Father will make a request for about 6 people to stay to help sanitize for the next Mass. Remember that someone sanitized ahead of you and it's now your turn to sanitize for the next Mass. 9 Father Eliseus will be resuming the hearing of Confessions in the Hospitality Room beginning at 3:30 on June 13th. Please remember to wear your mask. 10. Once again, thank you to all of you who are continuing to drop off, mail in or use the Online Giving for your weekly Contributions. If you prefer, you are welcome to continue that practice as we return to Mass. 11. Don't forget to go to the link "Words from Fr. Uju" each week to read another spiritually inspiring message. 12. We thank Tom & Carol McBride for our beautiful flowers again this weekend. 13. We have an Usher Meeting scheduled for Monday at 6:00 PM in the Church and we're recommending that all Ushers attend this very important meeting. 14. Please remember to wait for an Usher to dismiss your pew at the end of Mass in order to maintain Social Distancing as we leave. Unfortunately, private prayer time or devotions cannot be permitted at this time. PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL 7 JUNE 20 1. Lord God, there is much that divides us in our world. We present these prayers in the hope of harmony and peace. 2. God of endless love, ever caring, ever strong, always present, always just. You gave your only Son to save us by the blood of His Cross. Help us to always share your endless love with others. 3. Gentle Jesus, shepherd of peace, join to your own suffering the pain of all who have been hurt in body mind and spirit by those who betrayed the trust placed in them. 4. Hear the cries of our brothers and sisters who have been gravely harmed and the cries of those who love them. Soothe their restless hearts with hope, steady heir shaken spirits with faith. Grant them justice for their cause, enlightened by your truth. 5. Holy Spirit, comforter of hears, heal your people's wounds and transform brokenness into wholeness. Grant us the courage and wisdom, humility and grace to act with justice. Breathe wisdom into our prayers and labors. Grant that all harmed may find peace in justice. MASS INTENTIONS FOR 7 JUNE 20 1. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr., & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, David Cornell, Joan Miller & the Repose of the Soul of the Deceased Members of the Altar Society. 2. We pray for the Conversion of the Miller family. 3. We pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Maggie Jones, Bob Dehner, Jr., & Bill Shay
10 May 2020, Fift Sunday of Easter
1. Thank you, again, to everyone for dropping off, mailing in or using the Online Giving for your weekly Contributions. Thank you to all of you.
2. When you go to the website, you'll see that we've added multiple options for Online Giving...Weekly Offering, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Education, Maintenance, DDF, Pentecost Weekend, Spring Combined Collection and Sunday Mass Intentions. Online Giving is an easy, convenient way to contribute to your parish weekly. Just make sure that you include your envelope number in the space provided so that you get credit for your contribution. 3. Father Eliseus has written another Reflection for us this week. Just go to the link called "Words from Fr. Uju" on our website and read Father's message for this week. 4. In case you haven't written down the church website and if you still have an old bulletin, the website address is on the front. MASS INTENTIONS FOR 10 MAY, FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER 1. For an end to the spreading of the Corona virus. 2. For all who have contracted the Corona Virus and for all those who are particularly vulnerable. 3. For peace of mind and spirit for all who are experiencing fear and anxiety. 4. For the protection of people at higher risk of developing the disease. 5. For medical professionals, caregivers and researchers responsible for fighting the Corona Virus. 6. For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence 7. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, David Cornell, Joan Miller, Fortunato Sr., & Antonia Dela Cruz, Chuck and Ed Horvath and Robert Dehner/heavenly birthdays. 8. We pray for the conversion of the Miller family and for the intentions of Annie Ward. 9. We especially pray on this Mother's Day for all of our Mother's Day Intentions. 10. We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka & Jesse Trevino
WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
17 May 2020, Sixth Sunday of Easter
1. We thank all of you who are dropping off, mailing in or using the Online Giving for your weekly Contributions. Our website continues to grow weekly. Make sure you check it regularly in order to stay informed with your parish. . As we've said, Online Giving is an easy, convenient way to contribute to your parish weekly. Just make sure that you include your envelope number in the space provided so that you get credit for your contribution. 3. If you think you might have a calling to the Priesthood or Religious Life, there is a ZOOM Discernment Meeting on Friday, May 22nd from 4:00 - 5:30 PM. The topic is Discerning God's Will, the Zoom ID is 890 290 3394 and the Password is VOCATIONS. Immediately following at 6:00 pm is a Zoom Bilingual Rosary for Vocations. The Zoom ID is 890 290 3394 and that Password is MARY. There will also be another Biingual Rosary for Vocations on Friday, May 29th at 6:00 PM. 4. Be sure to check our Blessed Sacrament website for the reflection Father Eliseus has written for this week. Just go to the link called "Words from Fr. Uju" on our website to read Father's message. 5. In case you haven't written down the church website and if you still have an old bulletin, the website address is on the front. MASS INTENTIONS FOR 17 MAY, SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER 1. For an end to the spreading of the Corona virus. 2. For all who have contracted the Corona Virus and for all those who are particularly vulnerable. 3. For peace of mind and spirit for all who are experiencing fear and anxiety. 4. For the protection of people at higher risk of developing the disease. 5. For medical professionals, caregivers and researchers responsible for fighting the Corona Virus. 6. For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence 7. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, David Cornell, Joan Miller, Fortunato Sr., & Antonia Dela Cruz, Ed Horvath, Dela Cruz and Marlene Mitchell. 8. We pray for the conversion of the Miller family. 9. We pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Quinn Baillie & Maggie Jones.
10. We especially pray during this month of May for all our Mother's Day Intentions.
29 March, 5th Sunday in Lent
1. We're sure that in the last few weeks you've noticed that we're having problems with our Microphone System. If there is anyone of you who have knowledge of Sound Systems, we would very much appreciate your help. . We continue to NOT HAVE FAITH FORMATION until the Morongo Unified School District resumes classes. 3. Don't forget that the Magnificat is temporarily being offered for free on-line to everyone during this virus outbreak. Website is www.magnificat.com/free 4. Please remember that even though we are not able to be together in the church, we can still mail our contribution envelopes to the church office. As of Monday, March 30th, there will be a mail box attached to the wall near the door to save you a stamp if you want to drop it off. We should remember that without our weekly contributions Blessed Sacrament is not able to pay their bills. So, as Mother Angelica always said, keep us between your Gas and Electric bill and we can both pay our bills. 5. If you are not aware, you can watch the Mass, The Chaplet of Divine Mercy, a daily Holy Hour, Stationns of the Cross, Rosaries from Lourdes and other uplifting programming on TV on EWTN in this time of uncertainty.
6. Sunday Mas is also on EWTN, (channels listed above) and at 10:30 with Fr. Uju using the FB link.
WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
24 May 2020, Seventh Sunday of Easter, Ascension of the Lord
1. Hopefully, you've all enjoying our website as it continues to grow weekly. Make sure you check it regularly in order to stay informed with our parish Thank you to all of you who continue to drop off, mail in or use the Online Giving for your weekly Contributions. 2. Online Giving is an easy, convenient way to contribute to your parish weekly. 3. If you think you might have a calling to the Priesthood or Religious Life, there is a ZOOM Discernment Meeting this Friday, May 29th from 4:00 - 5:30 pm. The topic is Discerning God's Will, the Zoom ID is 890 290 3394 and the Password is VOCATIONS. Immediately following at 6:00 pm there is a ZOOM Bilingual Rosary for Vocations. The Zoom Id is 890 290 3394 and that Password is MARY. 4. Don't forget to click on the link that says "Words from Fr. Uju" on our website to read Father's insightful message for each week. 5. Today our Co-adjutor, Bishop Alberto Rojas, is celebrating 23 years of Priesthood. If you like, you can go to the Diocesan Website www.sbdiocese.org and click the link to send him a message of congratulations. If you would like to learn more about him, you can click on the Video link. 6. Tomorrow, May 25th, is Memorial Day and the Diocese is having a Live Stream Mass at 9:00 am for anyone who would like to participate MASS INTENTIONS FOR 24 MAY, SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER ASCENSION OF THE LORD 1. For an end to the spreading of the Corona virus. 2. For all who have contracted the Corona Virus and for all those who are particularly vulnerable. . For peace of mind and spirit for all who are experiencing fear and anxiety. 4. For the protection of people at higher risk of developing the disease. 5. For medical professionals, caregivers and researchers responsible for fighting the Corona Virus. 6. For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence 7. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, David Cornell, Joan Miller, Fortunato Sr., & Antonia Dela Cruz, Marlene Mitchell and Jay Thomas.
8. We pray for the conversion of the Miller family. . We pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Maggie Jones, Blake Lansing, Bill Shay & Bob Dehner, Jr. 10. We especially pray during this month of May for all our Mother's Day Intentions.
WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS 31 May 2020, Pentecost Sunday,
1. Hopefully, you're all enjoying our website as it continues to grow weekly. Make sure you check it regularly in order to stay informed with your parish. When you go to the website, click the VOCATIONS link and it will take you to interviews of two of our newly ordained priests a year ago who are sharing their first year of priesthood. 2. Thank you to all of you who continue to drop off, mail in or use the Online Giving for your weekly contribution. Online Giving is an easy, convenient way to contribute to your parish weekly. We appreciate all of you very much. 3. Be sure to click on the link that says "Words from Fr. Uju" each week to read Father's insightful message. 4. We've all been wondering when we'll get the word that we can come back to Church. Bishop Barnes announced this week that he anticipates we will be able to come back to Mass on the weekend of June 13/14. We are working with the Diocese as to how we will be able to do that. Please be patient as we wait for further guidelines and implementation. As soon as Father Eliseus gets that information, we will be sending out emails to everyone who has provided us with an email and we will be asking that you share this information with those in your circle. 5. Once again, we thank Tom & Carol McBride for these beautiful flowers this weekend and all the through this month of May. MASS INTENTIONS FOR 31 MAY, PENTECOST SUNDAY 1. For an end to the spreading of the Corona virus. 2. For all who have contracted the Corona Virus and for all those who are particularly vulnerable. 3. For peace of mind and spirit for all who are experiencing fear and anxiety. 4. For the protection of people at higher risk of developing the disease. 5. For medical professionals, caregivers and researchers responsible for fighting the Corona Virus. 6. For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe and for all who live with war and violence 7. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, David Cornell, Joan Miller, Fortunato Sr., & Antonia Dela Cruz and Jay Thomas. 8. We pray for the conversion of the Miller family. 9. We pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Maggie Jones, Bill Shay & Bob Dehner, Jr. Kattie Matthews & Jason Banda. 10. We especially pray during this month of May for all our Mother's Day Intentions.
WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS 13/14 JUNE 2020
MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST 1. Welcome Back Everyone! It's so good to have people back in the pews again even with all the restrictions. And, Father is probably pretty happy to see faces in the church again. 2. As we said in the Greeting, in order to maintain proper social distance, the Ushers will dismiss each pew one-by-one beginning with those on the patio and then they will dismiss the back rows to the front. Please wait for the Usher and follow his direction And, remember, we will not have any Hospitality. 3. Also, as we said in the Greeting, we cannot at this time remain for private devotion after Mass and please remember not to touch or kiss the statues as you leave. Please do not linger outside as you leave. Unfortunately, Father is not able to be out front to greet everyone. 4. We will not have bulletins until the restrictions are lightened up. 5. For those of you who did not get the word about bringing your own personal hand sanitizer to use just before Communion, please remember to bring it from now on until things change. 6. Don't forget to continue to check our website often for changes and/or updates as time goes on. As you know, things have been changing quickly and we will have changes posted on the website. 7.Our Thrift Shop will be re-opening this Monday, June 15th. The hours are Monday & Thursday from 10:00 - 2:00 and Thursday & Wednesday from 9:00 -2:00. Masks will be required and temperatures will be taken. The Thrift Shop is following the same protocol as the Church. There will be a table outside for those of you who would like to leave a donation. 8. After the Final Blessing, we will need about 6 people to help us sanitize before the next Mass. If you can stay to help, please let one of the ushers know as you leave. Thank you. PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL 13/14 JUNE 20
1. Lord God, there is much that divides us in our world. We present these prayers in the hope of harmony and peace.
2. God of endless love, ever caring, ever strong, always present, always just. You gave your only Son to save us by the blood of His Cross. Help us to always share your endless love with others. . Gentle Jesus, shepherd of peace, join to your own suffering the pain of all who have been hurt in body mind and spirit by those who betrayed the trust placed in them. Hear the cries of our brothers and sisters who have been gravely harmed and the cries of those who love them. Soothe their restless hearts with hope and steady their shaken spirits with faith. Grant them justice for their cause, enlightened by your truth. 5. Holy Spirit, comforter of hearts, heal your people's wounds and transform brokenness into wholeness. Grant us the courage and wisdom, humility and grace to act with justice. Breathe wisdom into our prayers and labors. Grant that all harmed may find peace in justice. MASS INTENTIONS FOR 13/14 JUNE 20
1. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr., & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller.
2. We pray for the Conversion of the Miller family. 4. For the repose of the souls of Rachel Collard & David Cornell
3. We pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka & Maggie Jones
12 April 2020, EASTER SUNDAY
1. Hopefully by now you are aware that the Magnificat is temporarily being offered for free ONLINE to everyone during this Pandemic. The Link to the Website is above.
2. Our Blessed Sacrament Website is very simple and easy to understand Hopefully, many of you were able to participate in the Triduum Services from the Diocese via our website here at www.blessedsacramentchurch29palms.com 3. Thank you very much to those of you who have begun mailing in or dropping off your weekly Contribution Envelopes. There are more coming each week and we very much appreciate your effort. Our ONLINE Givingg is now up and running and ready to use. You can find the link on our website. Just click on it and follow the simple instructions to get started. Please remember that without our weekly contributions, Blessed Sacrament is not able to pay their bills. 4. If some of you are still not aware, you can watch daily Mass, The Chaplet of Divine Mercy, a daily Holy Hour, Stations of the Cross, Rosaries, from Lourdes and other uplifting programing on TW on EWTN in this time of uncertainty. Channels listed above. 5. We'd like to say a very BIG THANK YOU to Mr. Tom McBride for providing these Easter lilies for the Sactuary. Thank you Tom. 6. Don'f forget, you can watch Sunday Mass at 10:30 live with Fr. Uju using he blue live stream link above.
MASS INTENTIONS 10:30 AM EASTER SUNDAY MASS
1. For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for civil servants who protect us and keep us safe for all who live with war and violence. 2. For the Repose of the Souls of: SgtMaj. & Linda Kirchinger & Robert Sr., & Ann Bowman, George Robert Lear and Den Cannella. 3. We also Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka and for the Intentions of the Mary Baillie family. We pray to the Lord.