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Question
of the Week
July 5, 2009
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Self-acceptance”
Reading I:
Ezekiel 2:2-5 (the Lord speaks to Ezekiel)
Reading II:
2 Corinthians 12:7-10 (Paul’s weakness)
Gospel:
Mark 6:1-6 (Jesus at Nazareth)
Key Passage:
[Paul said,] Three times I appealed to the Lord
about this, that it would leave me, but he said
to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for
power is made perfect in weakness.” (2
Corinthians 12:8)
Adult:
What
unavoidable weakness in yourself do you
struggle to
accept?
Child:
What have you
wished would be different or
better about
you?
To find these readings Click here on
Readings
and then click the next Sunday’s date to
get a full copy.
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The Mary
Garden
Dedication & Blessing
Sunday, May 10 at 11:30 am.
Click
here to view some
updated pictures of the progress in completing
this project.
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SJV Community Bulletin Board
Please feel free to make use of the SJV bulletin
board in the social hall. Do you need a
babysitter? Do you want to exchange yard
work for some tutoring time with your child?
Whatever you need or can offer…please fill out a
card and post it on the board.
Thank you!
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Adult Faith Formation
Kino Institute offers program of Theological
Studies and Pastoral Ministry formation.
Courses cover Old Testament, New Testament,
Moral Theology, Church History, Spirituality and
much more. Registration now open for August
2009 Certificate Programs or Individual Courses.
Call 602-354-2300 or visit
www.kinoinstitute.org
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Directions
to St. John Vianney Catholic Community
From
Phoenix
take I-17 north to Sedona exit 298. Make left
onto 179. Go 12 miles or 4 traffic lights and
make a left on 89A. Go up the hill to Soldiers
Pass Road at the first traffic light and make a
right. Right on second block is St. John
Vianney Lane.
From
Flagstaff
go south on I-17 to Sedona/Oak
Creek/Pulliam Airport exit to 89A south. 35
miles to Sedona. Go 4 traffic lights to Soldier
Pass Road. Take a right and go 2 blocks on right
to St. John Vianney Lane.
From
Cottonwood
go east
on 89A to Sedona, 5 traffic lights to Soldier
Pass Road. Take a left and go 2 blocks on right
to St. John Vianney Lane.
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Questions,
comments or
suggestions to
Web Master
Last
updated 06/29/09
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Click
here to see a picture gallery of Palm Sunday
& Easter preparations.
Click
here to see
pictures of the Triduum.
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Parish Picnic
Click
here to see the Photo Gallery from the Parish
Picnic held on Sunday,
April 26, 2009
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Thomas Wisbey worked to
complete this project to receive his Eagle Scout
from the Boys Scouts of America.
Click here to see several projects that have been
created by parishioners of
St. John Vianney
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Facility Repairs
Several weeks
ago the parish had a flood in the facility
because of several roof leaks that we had been
struggle with for a long time. The roof would
leak, we’d get it fixed, it would be ok for a
time and then a new leak would appear. Well,
the latest episode came with a vengeance. All
the leaks that seemingly had been fixed came
back and more leaks appeared causing water
damage in several classrooms, the Social Hall,
bathrooms and Fr. JC’s residence. We had a
professional cleaning company in to dry the
affected areas and test for any potential
problems. All the testing came back very
positive and we were given the go ahead to
repair the roof and damage caused by the water.
Several bids were obtained by roofers and
contractors in order to get the facility back in
good working order. In preparing for the roof
repairs the air conditioning units would need to
be lifted off the roof. We knew that the
furnaces and A/C units were also coming to the
end of their life span, as well. How does the
old saying go: “When it rains, it pours!”
Additional bids were also obtained for the
furnaces and A/C units and to fix this problem,
the new roof and all the issues associated with
the leaks we are looking at close to
$200,000.00. The roof work will begin on
Monday, June 29 and we have asked that the
Sanctuary be completed so as not to interfere
with the weekend liturgies. There may be some
morning liturgies where the A/C will not be
working but we hope that is only for a couple of
days. I will try to send out email updates
during the process to keep you, the parish
family of faith, updated with the work being
done. In the meantime, I’d ask for your prayers
for a successful completion to all of these
repairs. Thank you for your continued support
of the on-going projects of the parish.
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