Bulletin – February 28, 2021 – Second Sunday of Lent
| cf. Psalm 27 (26):8-9 Of you my heart has spoken: Seek his face. It is your face, O Lord, that I seek; hide not your face from me. |
CATHOLIC CHURCH
39 West 200 South
Kanab UT 84741
Office: (435) 644-3414
Monday – Friday, 8:00AM – 2:30PM
stccc@kanab.net
WEBSITE:
kanabcatholicchurch.org
Please check our website regularly for updated protocols and information
Sacramental Minister
Rev. Richard T. Sherman
Kanab UT
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS
5:30 PM
SUNDAY MASS
9:00 AM
MASS DURING THE WEEK
MONDAY – SATURDAY
8:00 AM
CONFESSIONS BY APPOINTMENT
OPEN DOOR SATURDAY
March 6, 10:00AM – Noon
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
“If God is for us, who can be against us?” Perhaps the better questions would be: Are we for God? It is understandable that those who see themselves as Christians, assume that God is on their side and therefore they must be in the right. The Pharisees also thought this way but they were roundly criticized by Jesus. We are not all knowing and just – that is God. We are trying to learn how to be more like God, our Father. We need to develop a humble spirit and an open heart so that we may learn how to be on God’s side rather than insisting that God support our ideas and plans.
To you will I offer sacrifice of thanksgiving, and I will call upon the name of the Lord.
–PSALM 116:17
[Author: Sue Pellant, ST Productions]
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CURRENT MASS PROTOCOLS CONTINUE: Per Diocesan policy in accordance with current public health recommendations, the people (except liturgical ministers serving in the sanctuary) must wear cloth face masks upon entering the church until they depart. Masks will remain on the face throughout the whole Mass except while receiving communion. Saint Christopher will offer Mass for up to 28 persons at each Mass, with seating at six-foot distances required. Groups of 4 or more worshippers are asked to arrive at least 20 minutes before Mass begins, to be seated per distancing protocols. Any Mass that you attend during the week will satisfy your Sunday obligation. As always, the greatest concern is for each person’s health and safety, thus it is up to each person to make the decision that is best for them and the community. Please consult our website or call the parish office with any questions. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR FEBRUARY 20-21, 2021: Offertory $1,515 / Donations Mail $60 / Renovations & Improvements $30 / Black & Indian Missions (20-2204) $595 = $2,200.
Rice Bowl Campaign, Weeks One-Two: People in Madagascar, El Salvador and Timor-Leste work hard to grow nutritious food so their families can have a well-balanced diet. Rainbow foods like carrots, tomatoes and spinach have many vitamins and minerals needed for good nutrition. Read this week’s story at crsricebowl.org.
Our next OPEN DOOR SATURDAY is March 6, 2021 from 10:00AM-Noon. If you have friends or relatives that are interested in the Catholic faith, or are thinking of returning to the Church, please tell them about us and have them stop by. We would love to meet with them! OPEN DOOR is scheduled every first and third Saturday of the month.
PRAY FOR THE SICK: Please offer your prayers and your special intentions for: Ian Browning, Roberta Champlin, Elizabeth Curtis, Denise Drinkwater, Nancy Goebel, Sandra Kirkland, Catherine Lazara, Louann Marocchi, Tom McDonnell, Dale Motzkus, Aileen and Jim Norton, Loretta Ozga, Michael and Colleen Petullo, Jim Prag, Dusty Reese, George Reese, Lucy Sanders, Linda & Kenny Spencer, Laurel Steele, Peter Stephan, Linda Travis, Barbara Walk, Cody Wentz, Debbie Wentz, those who are ill with Covid-19 and those caring for them, and for our Service men and women and their families.