Week of July 14 - Corpus Christi Catholic Community

MASS INTENTIONS
for the WEEK
Saturday, July 13th
4:30 PM Joey Panichello
by The Moles Family
Sunday, July 14th
7:00 AM Mary Ann Hagelin
by Charles Hagelin
8:30 Montisano Family
by Rose Mullaly
10:00 Ed Koza
by Elaine Koza
11:30 James Blaney 25 th Anniversary
by Rose Blaney
6:00 PM Danielle Mulvaney
by Marino Family
Monday, July 15th
7:15 AM Adelaide M. Kees
by Sirianni Family
Tuesday, July 16th
7:15 AM Frank and Josephine Michener
by Margaret Markel
Wednesday, July 17th
7:15 AM Anna May Santangelo
by Valerie Haynes
Thursday, July 18th
7:15 AM Richard M. Lunsford, Sr.
by Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Schmidt
Friday, July 19th
7:15 AM Frances Hoog
by Mary Ann Wert
Saturday, July 20th
7:15 AM Leo and Marie Fischer
by Dan and Jan Fischer
4:30 PM Catherine Mitchell
by Monica Rogers and Family
Sunday, July 21st
7:00 AM Maurice Rudden
by Shirley Walsh
8:30 Florence Tumas
by Arthur and Anne Wilkie
10:00 Adam Fox
by Beth Lentz
11:30 Mary Connolly
by Pat McLaughlin
6:00 PM Charles Smith
by Vince and JoAnn Donahue
We pray for the deceased members, relatives and friends of our
parish family.
(Funeral arrangements at Corpus Christi Church are now listed on
our website as soon as we are notified by the Funeral Director:
www.corpuschristilansdale.org)
“Come to their aid, O saints of God;
come forth to meet them, angels of the
Lord, receiving their souls, presenting
them to the Most High.”
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY
in ORDINARY TIME
WEEKLY FINANCIAL UPDATE
June 29/30 $ 27,432
July 6/7 $ 25,786
Envelopes mailed 2,598/2613
Envelopes returned 869/802
Mortgage Reduction Collection
June to date $ 4,038
July to date $ 2,707
First Reading: Deuteronomy 30:10-14 Moses petitions the
people to follow the commandments God has set before them.
He reminds them that the laws are not in the sky or far away at
sea, but are accessible to them and meant to be followed if they
wish to prosper.
Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 69:14,17,30-31,36-37 Turn to
the Lord in your need, and you will live.
Second Reading: Colossians 1:15-20 Paul discusses the
divine nature of Jesus, and explains that Jesus was created
before anything else. Everything else was “created through
Him, and for Him.”
Gospel: Luke 10:25-37 While discussing everlasting life, a
lawyer mentions loving one's neighbor as oneself. The lawyer
then asks Jesus, “Who is my neighbor?” Jesus tells him about
a man beaten by robbers, who was ignored by both a priest and
a Levite before a Samaritan stopped and offered him aid. Jesus
asks the lawyer who was neighbor to the injured man. The
lawyer says “the one who treated him with compassion.” Jesus
encourages him to go and do the same.
Family Connection
Families rely on selfless love. Parents
show love for their children not just
when it's convenient, but whenever
their children's needs must be met.
Imagine if the members of a family
were concerned only with their own
needs. How quickly things would fall
apart!
In the story of the Good Samaritan,
we learn about someone who went
out of his way to care for the needs
of another. He recognized the victim
as his brother and accepted
responsibility for him. As a family, talk about the
responsibilities of each member of the family. Share how you,
as parents, care for the needs of everyone in the family even
when it's inconvenient. Ask your children to share times when
they did chores and helped the family even when it was not
convenient.
Read aloud this Sunday's Gospel, Luke 10:25-37. Talk about
how the Samaritan went out of his way to care for the needs of
the victim. Make a commitment as a family to follow the
example of the Good Samaritan. Explain that the more you
learn to accept responsibility for each other's needs at home, the
more you'll be able to accept responsibility for the needs of
others in the world.
www.loyolapress.com/sunday-connection.htm