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Question of the Week
July 6, 2008
Fourteenth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
“Laying down your burdens”
Reading I: Zechariah 9:9-10 (restoration under
the Messiah)
Reading II: Romans 8:9, 11-13 (indwelling of the
Spirit)
Gospel: Matthew 11:25-30 (Jesus and his Father)
Key Passage: Jesus said, “Come to me, all you
that are weary and carrying heavy burdens, and I
will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and
learn from me; for I am gentle and humble in
heart, and you will find rest for your soul.”
(Matthew 11:28-29)
Adult: When has Jesus refreshed you when you
felt
burdened by problems?
Child: What are you doing to help the seeds of
your faith
grow each day?
To find these readings Click here on
Readings
and then click the next Sunday’s date to
get a full copy.
Reprinted with permission. Copyright 2004;
All rights reserved. Twenty-Third Publications.
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A Note to all
Registered Parishioners:
All registered parishioners will be
receiving a telephone call from Ann Marie
Brunner in the near future. She has graciously
agreed to call all of our parishioners on behalf
of St. John
Vianney. She will ask you for any
contact updates including email
addresses, what ministries you are
currently involved with, inquire about your
participation in the Parish Growing In Faith
Together program, and she’ll ask if you are
willing to support our faith formation program
for our parish youth. Thank you in advance for
participating in this telephone contact.
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Rosary Sunday
2008
Sunday, October 12, the annual Diocesan
Rosary Sunday will be held at the Phoenix
Convention Center, 3rd St. & Washington from
2:00—4:15 pm. Fr. John Hampsch,CFM will be the
keynote speaker. To learn how you and /or your
organization can help or participate, call
TODAY: Mario at (623) 939-18940
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Job Opportunity
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
St.
John Vianney Faith Community is seeking a
candidate for the Coordinator of Youth
Ministry. The responsibilities include
implementing a comprehensive youth ministry
program for grades nine through twelve,
utilizing the components outlined in Renewing
the Vision: A Framework for Catholic Youth
from the USCCB. This individual will recruit
and motivate a core team of volunteers to
provide catechesis, sacramental preparation,
retreats, and outreach to the teens of this
community, encouraging families to see
themselves as partners and involving them in
formation events.
The position is approximately 20 hours per week
with willingness to work some evenings and
weekends.
Click
here to obtain a copy of the job
description. Please forward your resume to
Betty McGinnis, Pastoral Associate, St. John
Vianney Catholic Church, 180 Soldiers Pass Road,
Sedona, AZ 86336 or by email to
bmcginnis@sjvsedona.org.
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Where did the
choir go?
Everyone needs some time off. This Sunday the
choir will not be singing in the choir area, but
they will continue to sing among the assembly.
They will return again in September as a choir.
In the meantime, the assembly will participate
in song fully, actively and consciously!
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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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