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Happy 250th Anniversary of our Nation's founding! Happy 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In our gospel, Jesus is presented as the embodiment of Wisdom which the Jewish scriptures have referred to as a "reflection of eternal light." Jesus' words would have been revolutionary to His listeners: not only does He present himself as Wisdom Incarnate: suggests that the attainment of Wisdom is a gift to the lowly. It's not the result of the labors of the learned and the clever. Moreover, whereas Jewish tradition holds that God's revelation is fully contained in the law and the prophets. Jesus says that "everything" has been given over to Him.
Jesus uses an image of a yoke. Farmers put yokes on oxen to tie them to a plow. Oxen tied to yokes have no freedom. They go where the farmer commands—just like people with bad habits or addictions.
This week Jesus invites us to take His yoke. Jesus says let me lead you to freedom and life. Jesus pleads: "Let me and my teachings guide every decision you make." "I'll lead you to peace and
meaning in this life and union with God in the next one." Examine your life this week. See if you are tying yourself to a yoke that could hurt you. If so, ask Jesus for help to break free. Then take on His yoke. You'll never look back with regret. Do you make any regular choices that could develop into bad habits or addictions? Could, this habit hurt you or others? Ask Jesus to help you avoid these choices & to follow His will for your life. Jesus will set you free and guide you to freedom.
Speaking of freedom, I want to thank everyone who made a pledge to our Stronger Upon This Rock Capital Campaign. Your pledge towards our $7 million goal will help free us from our $7.216 million that we owe on our current building and land. Once free from this debt, we will have more money to focus on growing St. Anthony's to continue to be a beacon in the northwest. We will be able to educate more children and adults to become stronger Catholics. We will be able to help those in need. The active phase of the campaign is over and we are moving into the redemption phase. If you have not made a pledge, please pick up a
pledge card from the basket by the St. Anthony of Padua statue. Remember any amount pledged over 5 years will help eliminate our debt and set us free.
August will be here before you know it. Our faith formation for youth ages 3-18 years old begin in August. Registrations are occurring now. Our Adult Confirmation begins in September and registration is occurring now. If you are interested in becoming Catholic, we invite you to join us on Wednesdays at 6:30pm. The bulletin has information on these and much more.
Do you want to be free from the chains of addictions? Do you have a loved one suffering from addictions? There is help. We have 5 Alcoholics Anonymous groups, 1 Narcotics Anonymous group, and an Al-anon group. See the bulletin for times.
Do you want to learn more about the Acts of the Apostles? Join us for our Bible Study on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. Are you a high school youth? Join us for a youth group that meets on Wednesday evenings.
Our parish has a lot to celebrate. We have a lot of things going on. As we go through the summer please know that Deacon James, Father Vincent, and myself are holding you in our prayers. If we can help you, please let us know. Happy 250th Anniversary of our Independence! Happy July 4th!!
Rw. Stwin R. Hoffer Rev. Steven R. Hoffer Pastor, St. Anthony of Padua
Blessings.
Charlene Patton, Anthony Manginelli, Miley Grace Kincheloe, Maria Garcia, Emilie Soriano, Mary Haus, Randy Brock, Charlene Patton, Yvonne Shelton, Tom Trafny, Mark Rosich, Emile Morin, Ricardo O. Francisco, Rosario M. Francisco, Joselina Martinez, Cesar Rosales Jr., Eric Encarnacion, William Murphy, Archie (Kim) Erwin, Black Family, Austin Family, Guardian Family, Elsomore Family, Cruz Family, Theresa Garcia, Shirley Flynn, Douglas Steele, Linda Daileda, Bonnie Rabonza, John Tomboro, Lerma Narvades, Clyde Rust, Cynthia Maher, Noreen Q, Charlene Garcia, Cindy Perkins, Michael Pierotti
Reuben Gabaldon, John'Sheehan, Terry Mitchell, Laura Cote, Adeling Buen, Lori Dziadon, Carol Siemion, Edward Rico, Alec Bassett, Ross Salinas Jr, Marilyn Santarromana Balangue, Ed Hawkins, Donald Vickery, Marleen Luna, Winnie Springer, Dennis Brophy, Nita Daley, Gloria Bush, Patricia Higgins, Dennis Alexander, Michael Hamilton, Angel Soriano, Laura Maiella, Linda Kearns, Joseph Maiella
Jayson Agcopra, Reymundo Racoma Jr., Renalyn R. Penner, Michael Dreaden, Leon Nelson, Serena Lopez, Maxwell Ketner, Anthony Manginelli, Keith Hayes, Michael John Childs, Nicholas Mandello, Matt Gass, Brandon Carpenter, Donnie, Caitlynn Stringer, Dominic Marchse, Calder M. Serba, Alfred Soliman, Gabriel Hazen, James Matthew Acfalle, Francisco Acfalle, Kevin Ray, William Casmiro, Aira Cayer, Joseph Cayer, Isaiah Alexander Chavez, Chris Ten Pas, Madison Ten Pas, Jake Gleason, Gerard Gosioco, Eliot Beltran, Yessica Meenoz-Cervantes, Christopher Garcia, Tomas Magana, Jacob Magana, Angelo Magana, Matthew Dubron, Shaun Herr, William Sarcia, Jeffrey Flores, Tyler Rogge, Trevor Rundus, Tyler Haugh, Caiden Bily, Dylan Stubblefield, Will Ide, Brandon Benton, Caleb Benton, Jace Austin, Dirk Black, David Black, Carson Collier, Michael De Leon, Matthew Crutchfield
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Happy 250th Anniversary of our Nation's founding! Happy 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In our gospel, Jesus is presented as the embodiment of Wisdom which the Jewish scriptures have referred to as a "reflection of eternal light." Jesus' words would have been revolutionary to His listeners: not only does He present himself as Wisdom Incarnate: suggests that the attainment of Wisdom is a gift to the lowly. It's not the result of the labors of the learned and the clever. Moreover, whereas Jewish tradition holds that God's revelation is fully contained in the law and the prophets. Jesus says that "everything" has been given over to Him.
Jesus uses an image of a yoke. Farmers put yokes on oxen to tie them to a plow. Oxen tied to yokes have no freedom. They go where the farmer commands—just like people with bad habits or addictions.
This week Jesus invites us to take His yoke. Jesus says let me lead you to freedom and life. Jesus pleads: "Let me and my teachings guide every decision you make." "I'll lead you to peace and
meaning in this life and union with God in the next one." Examine your life this week. See if you are tying yourself to a yoke that could hurt you. If so, ask Jesus for help to break free. Then take on His yoke. You'll never look back with regret. Do you make any regular choices that could develop into bad habits or addictions? Could, this habit hurt you or others? Ask Jesus to help you avoid these choices & to follow His will for your life. Jesus will set you free and guide you to freedom.
Speaking of freedom, I want to thank everyone who made a pledge to our Stronger Upon This Rock Capital Campaign. Your pledge towards our $7 million goal will help free us from our $7.216 million that we owe on our current building and land. Once free from this debt, we will have more money to focus on growing St. Anthony's to continue to be a beacon in the northwest. We will be able to educate more children and adults to become stronger Catholics. We will be able to help those in need. The active phase of the campaign is over and we are moving into the redemption phase. If you have not made a pledge, please pick up a
pledge card from the basket by the St. Anthony of Padua statue. Remember any amount pledged over 5 years will help eliminate our debt and set us free.
August will be here before you know it. Our faith formation for youth ages 3-18 years old begin in August. Registrations are occurring now. Our Adult Confirmation begins in September and registration is occurring now. If you are interested in becoming Catholic, we invite you to join us on Wednesdays at 6:30pm. The bulletin has information on these and much more.
Do you want to be free from the chains of addictions? Do you have a loved one suffering from addictions? There is help. We have 5 Alcoholics Anonymous groups, 1 Narcotics Anonymous group, and an Al-anon group. See the bulletin for times.
Do you want to learn more about the Acts of the Apostles? Join us for our Bible Study on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. Are you a high school youth? Join us for a youth group that meets on Wednesday evenings.
Our parish has a lot to celebrate. We have a lot of things going on. As we go through the summer please know that Deacon James, Father Vincent, and myself are holding you in our prayers. If we can help you, please let us know. Happy 250th Anniversary of our Independence! Happy July 4th!!
Rw. Stwin R. Hoffer Rev. Steven R. Hoffer Pastor, St. Anthony of Padua
Blessings.
Charlene Patton, Anthony Manginelli, Miley Grace Kincheloe, Maria Garcia, Emilie Soriano, Mary Haus, Randy Brock, Charlene Patton, Yvonne Shelton, Tom Trafny, Mark Rosich, Emile Morin, Ricardo O. Francisco, Rosario M. Francisco, Joselina Martinez, Cesar Rosales Jr., Eric Encarnacion, William Murphy, Archie (Kim) Erwin, Black Family, Austin Family, Guardian Family, Elsomore Family, Cruz Family, Theresa Garcia, Shirley Flynn, Douglas Steele, Linda Daileda, Bonnie Rabonza, John Tomboro, Lerma Narvades, Clyde Rust, Cynthia Maher, Noreen Q, Charlene Garcia, Cindy Perkins, Michael Pierotti
Reuben Gabaldon, John'Sheehan, Terry Mitchell, Laura Cote, Adeling Buen, Lori Dziadon, Carol Siemion, Edward Rico, Alec Bassett, Ross Salinas Jr, Marilyn Santarromana Balangue, Ed Hawkins, Donald Vickery, Marleen Luna, Winnie Springer, Dennis Brophy, Nita Daley, Gloria Bush, Patricia Higgins, Dennis Alexander, Michael Hamilton, Angel Soriano, Laura Maiella, Linda Kearns, Joseph Maiella
Jayson Agcopra, Reymundo Racoma Jr., Renalyn R. Penner, Michael Dreaden, Leon Nelson, Serena Lopez, Maxwell Ketner, Anthony Manginelli, Keith Hayes, Michael John Childs, Nicholas Mandello, Matt Gass, Brandon Carpenter, Donnie, Caitlynn Stringer, Dominic Marchse, Calder M. Serba, Alfred Soliman, Gabriel Hazen, James Matthew Acfalle, Francisco Acfalle, Kevin Ray, William Casmiro, Aira Cayer, Joseph Cayer, Isaiah Alexander Chavez, Chris Ten Pas, Madison Ten Pas, Jake Gleason, Gerard Gosioco, Eliot Beltran, Yessica Meenoz-Cervantes, Christopher Garcia, Tomas Magana, Jacob Magana, Angelo Magana, Matthew Dubron, Shaun Herr, William Sarcia, Jeffrey Flores, Tyler Rogge, Trevor Rundus, Tyler Haugh, Caiden Bily, Dylan Stubblefield, Will Ide, Brandon Benton, Caleb Benton, Jace Austin, Dirk Black, David Black, Carson Collier, Michael De Leon, Matthew Crutchfield
Livestreams Sundays at 12:30 AM
64:08
69:00
89:25
99:30The church offers two weekday masses and two days for confession without an appointment.
Catholic Index is not affiliated with St. Anthony of Padua. Information is sourced from the parish website and public bulletins and may contain errors. Report a correction →
Read sacred intentions from travelers and locals, then join the virtual candle wall to add your own prayer.
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