March 6, 2011 - The Catholic Community of the Blessed Sacrament

The Community of theBlessed Sacrament11300 N. 64th Street • Scottsdale, AZ 85254 • 480-948-8370 • www.blessedsacramentscotts.orgMarch 6, 2011

3rd AnnualBusiness ExpoOn the weekend of January 29& 30, The Community of theBlessed Sacrament held its 3rdAnnual Business Expo withclose to 50 parishioner andbulletin advertiser exhibitors.Large crowds were inattendance to “Meet & Greet”the business people of ourparish, enjoy refreshments, anda chance to win door prizes.“This event broughtparishioners together whodidn’t know each other – itbuilt a spirit of hospitalityand welcome,“Fr. Pat Robinson, PastorLenten Services & Activities• March 9 - Ash Wednesday: Masses 7am, 8am, 12:15pm, 6pm.• March 11 - April 15, Friday Fish Fry: 4pm-7pm.• Fridays During Lent: Stations of the Cross, Church, 6pm.• March 11 - Taize Prayer, 7pm led by Crosier Fathers• Every Tuesday: Soup Kitchen sponsored by various ministries,5:30-6:30pm, Social Hall West followed by Novena at 7pm.• March 18 - The Sorrowful Mysteries, 7pm, Church• March 21-23: Parish Lenten Mission:Mon. Tues. & Wed. 9am & 7pm• March 23, Communal Reconciliation: Church, 7pm• March 25, Passover Fulfilled, 7pm, Church• April 1, Lenten Praise Concert, 7pm, Church• April 8, Revised Roman Missal, 7pm, Church• April 15, Living Last Supper, 7pm, Church• April 17, Palm Sunday• Holy Week .-- Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord's Supper 7pm, Church.-- Good Friday: Stations 12pm; Last Seven Words of Christ3pm; Service at 7pm.-- Holy Saturday: Blessing of Food 2PM; Easter Vigil 7:30pm• April 24, Easter Sunday: - Masses 6:30am in Courtyard;8:30am in Church & Social Hall; 10:15am in Church, SocialHall, & Courtyard - No 5:00pm Mass.Parish Lenten MissionMarch 21, 22, 239am & 7pm“Why Be Down, WhenYou Can Be Up!”Facilitator:Fr. Dominic Briese, O.P.Fr. Dominic has been with theOrder of Preachers for 20 years. He servedas both a Director of University Ctr.Campus Ministry and as a Pastor in avariety of dioceses in the Western States.He is able to reach out to many kinds ofpeople because he has been able tocombine his pastoral experiences, hiscontemplative studies of the Word of God,and his love for our Body of Christ topresent a positive and healing message.

Pastor’s Corner...To update you on CDA, we are ahead of last year atthis time. Total raised is $150,521 with 471 gifts. That is21.71% of the parish and an average gift of $319.58. Thankyou for your generosity. We are off to a good start but wehave a ways to go. It is not just reaching a goal. It is helpingas many as we can. Think about it and pray about it.The most important thing in life is to be a person ofintegrity, and to live rightly. Build on the following pillars:1. You are not a rat, so you don’t have to behave like one.You are a human being and a child of God. The mostimportant thing about you is your capacity for goodness.2. If you raise your status, make sure you raise yourself too.What sense does it make if you work hard at advancingyour career, but don’t work on your character? What does itmatter for you to be always in the limelight if your soul is indarkness? What does it matter if your bank account isbulging while your heart is empty?3. Take care of your conscience, and listen to it. If you livewithout a conscience, can you still call yourself a humanbeing?4. Do not be afraid of sacrifice. If your sole aim is to grab asmany pleasures as possible out of life, you are doing aterrible injustice to yourself. Without sacrifice and struggleyou can never grow up and discover who you are.5. Be faithful to your promises. To live loosely is to discoverone day, sooner or later, that you haven’t anchored yourboat to anything solid. When the storm strikes, you will findthat you are alone and adrift. Fidelity is a beautiful thing. Itis a precious stone, a true gem.6. Do not be ashamed of your beliefs and values. Withoutbeliefs and convictions, you are no better than a shipwithout a rudder or a port of destination.The essential thing is to do thewill of God. It is not enough to merelylisten to the words of Christ. We have toact on them, to live them. Otherwise, weare building on sand.People may think they arereligious and pious while failing hopelesslyto live by the teaching of Christ. Suchpeople are building on sand. Their housewill not last. Those who base their lives on the teachings ofChrist are able to withstand all assaults, temptations andcrises.A guy goes to the doctor’s office and the doctor says,“I haven’t seen you in a while.”The guy says, “I know, I’ve been sick!”Doctor, you’ve got to help me; I can’t stop thinkingI’m a goat.I see. And how long have you had this problem?Ever since I was a kid!“I think I’m a moth.”“I think you need a psychiatrist.”“I know.”“So why did you come in here to the gas station?”(Here it comes …)“The light was on!”Have a great week. Take Jesus for a ride this week.He wants to get out more.God bless! Fr. PatReflection Corner...The downturn in the housing market has taken its toll on plenty of people. From real estate agents to developers, from mortgagebankers to members of the construction trades, the lack of home building has severely curtailed economic activity in all of theseemployment sectors. The questionable practices of bundling, repackaging, and trading mortgage assets by various financial institutions aswell as outright fraud on the part of some buyers and sellers led to a banking crisis that threatened to swamp the financial industry anddestroy it much like the house that was built on sand that is described in today's Gospel. Many smaller banks and credit unions, whichcontinued to own the mortgages they wrote, found themselves in the enviable position of having solid assets. They were never in anydanger of failing despite the buffets of the economic storm.For the most part, the financial institutions that avoided trouble during the crisis lived by strong values that had been inculcatedinto the fiber of their existence. The boards of directors of these institutions were not going to go out on a limb and try to find quick, easymoney. They may not have been glamorous investments, but their worth was proven over time. These are the banks and credit unions thatmore easily survived.Holding on to solid values in life can help individuals survive as well. In the Gospel, Jesus talks about those who hear His wordsand then put them into practice. Taking the values that Jesus teaches and making them a part of everyday life ensures our connection toHim. When we think or act with the values of Jesus in the forefront of our minds we build a firm foundation as a structure for our lives.Forgiveness, love, a strong faith, compassion toward others, patience, a desire for justice, mercy, and a spirit of prayer are strongfoundation blocks for a holy life.Scripture Readings...Sun 3/6 Dt 11:18, 26-28, 32/Rom 3:21-25, 28/Mt 7:21-27Mon 3/ Tb 1:3; 2:1b-8/Mk 12:1-12Tues 3/8 Tb 2:9-14/Mk 12:13-17Wed 3/9 Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20---6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18Thu 3/10 Dt 30:15-20/Lk 9:22-25Fri 3/11 Is 58:1-9a/Mt 9:14-15Sat. 3/12 Is 58:9b-14/Lk 5:27-32Sun 3/13 Gn 2:7-9; 3:1-7/Rom 5:12-19www.blessedsacramentscotts.org March 6, 2011 │ 3

We’re A Parish with a Giving Lifestyle!...February 28, 2011......................$21,185Liturgical Environment................$1,834Thank you for your gifts!Envelopes are mailed to registeredparishioners. If you are not receiving them,please call the Parish Office.Charity & Development Appeal...The CDA is who we are as a Church. It is puttingour faith into action by investing in health care,education and social services. It is committingourselves to becoming a strong and visiblepresence in the life of our community.Our parish goal is 100% participation and$272,000. We currently have 21.71%participation and $150,521 toward our goal. Please take sometime to prayerfully discern your gift to our One Family in Christ.Gifts can be made online at diocesephoenix.org/cda or bycompleting a CDA envelope. Thank you for your support!Join a Small Christian Community thisLenten Season...“Build a better world,” said God. And I answered “How?The world is such a vast place, And so complicated now,And I am small and helpless, There’s nothing I can do.”But God in all His wisdom said, “Just build a better you.”Start today to build a “Better You.” Give some of your time tothe Lord on the following dates in the Social Hall, 7 to 8:30pm.March 9, 16, 30; April 6 & 13.For info about SCC, call Shawn Dunsirn at 480-203-6608.A Lenten Opportunity...The Legion of Mary invites you to learn how you can be part ofbringing Christ to others in our parish by giving a few hours ona weekly basis. The Legion is a worldwide organization of menand women. The Late Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen referred tothe Legion as “the miracle of our times.” Plan to attend a“Come and See” meeting on any Thursday at 9:30am in PLC 5.For more information, call Lolaine at 602-996-3961; Nan at480-991-9134; or Kate at 602-953-3663.Catholic Scouting...Catholic Youth Leadership Training is available again and is forScouts of at least 1 st class rank and all Venturers (coed adultleadership is provided). The program developed by Fr. ArthurNave will be directed by Fr. Matt Lowry, an Eagle Scout, andwill be held April 1-3 at the Heard Scout Pueblo. To registervisit phxdccs.org or for more information contact the CYLTScoutmaster at stevemiller.az@cox.net.Blessed Sacrament LIFE TEEN & EDGE...LIFE TEEN meets on Sundays, at 6pm in the Youth Room.■ March 6 - Episode 7:21-27■ March 13 - Episode 4:1-11■ March 20 - Episode 17:1-9■ March 27 - Episode 4:5-42Interested in becoming a Deacon?...Do you feel a call to be a Servant Leader? Are you curious whatbeing a Deacon is all about?● Mar.10, 2011 at Holy Cross, 1244 S. Power Rd. Mesa from6:30pm to 9:30pm.For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Dcn. AlHomiski at the Office of the Diaconate, (602) 354-2014, orahomiski@diocesephoenix.org.EDGE meets on Mondays from 6:30 to 8pm in the Youth Room.■ March 7 - A House Built on Rock■ March 21 - The Transfiguration■ March 28 - Living Water■ April 4 - The Blind May SeeAdoration of the Blessed SacramentHeld in the chapel every Tuesday. It begins at7:30am and ends with Novena to Our Lady of theMiraculous Medal and Benediction at 7:00pm. Weneed people to come spend some time in thepresence of our Lord.4 │ The Community of the Blessed Sacrament • Scottsdale, AZ

Parish Activities for All AgesWelcome MinistryInteracts socially with visitors, newcomers, &parishioners to encourage & develop a spiritualcommunity. Call 480-391-1365 or splichok@cox.netSenior Friendship ClubMarch 7 , 11:30am, Lunch Out at La Prilla Suiza, 13001 N. Tatum Blvd.Cribbage and pinochle players needed. 480-948-8370Multi-Parish SinglesA group for all single adults from all parishes. Pick up a copy ofthe activity calendar in the parish office, or on the website atwww.multiparishsingles.com, or call 480-827-0413.Valley Catholic Singles MinistryIf you are single and interested in joining a parish ministry,participating in social events, learning about your faith andperforming community service projects, emailyennga.n@hotmail.com or call 602-818-1083.Adoration of the Blessed SacramentHeld in the chapel every Tuesday. It begins at 7:30amand ends with Novena to Our Lady of the MiraculousMedal and Benediction at 7:00pm. We need people tocome spend some time in the presence of our Lord.The Cornerstone CenterOne-hour group meditation sessions on Tuesday 12 noon;Thursday 9:30am; Saturdays 9am. All welcome - no charge.Call 480-718-5661 or visit www.cornerstone-phx.org.Legion of MaryMeets every Thursday at 9:30am in PLC 5.For more information, call Lolaine at 602-996-3961; Nan at480-991-9134; or Kate at 602-953-3663.Fatima Prayer CellFor info, Sandy at 480-948-9219 or Dianna at 480-326-9480.Ministry of Mothers SharingMeets 2nd Wednesday of the month, 9:30 to 11am, CM Conf.Rm. & Childcare Rm. Evening sessions on the 1st Thursday ofthe month, 7 to 8:30pm. RSVP to Rhonda Yrene at 602-404-0898 or dpdon@q.com.Adult FormationMonday Night Faith continues the exploration of theeras of Church History on Monday, February 28 with“Papal Schism, The Reformation, the Council of Trent& Missions in the New World”. A variety of programsare available for Adult Catechesis. Call the CM office at 480-998-1665 for information.Parish and Community EventsTV Mass Ministry: Broadcast Sunday mornings at 9am onKAZT-TV (AZ-TV7 or Cable Channel 13). View Mass live atwww.catholictvmass.com Sunday mornings & during the week.Multi-Parish Singles: Co-ed sand volleyball, Kiwanis Park,Sundays 6pm, 480-777-8772 or www.multiparishsingles.orgCatholic Retreat for Young Singles: Spring Retreat - April 1-3 @Mt. Claret Ctr. $75 for registration by March 7th, $90thereafter. Call Alfonso: 602-930-0530 or visitwww.crysretreats.com.Homecoming for Returning CatholicsNo matter how long you’ve been away, you can come homeagain! Check out www.catholicscomehome.org for info.Christian Initiation Ministry (Adults & Children)Feeling called to explore the Catholic Faith? Adults & children meetWednesdays at 6:30pm in PLC 7. Contact Larry Fraher at 480-998-1665 x216 or lfraher@blessedsacramentcostts.org.The Caring PlaceFor individual counseling, resources, and caremanagement, call Foundation for Senior Living at 602-285-1800 x179.Boy Scout Troop 648Meets every Tuesday, 7:00 to 8:30pm in YR. Boys 11-17interested in joining call Bob Agich at 480-688-1685.HTBC Cancer MinistryHealing Through the Body of Christ - Cancer Ministry meets the2nd Wednesday of month, 7pm in Social Hall West. Nextmeeting is March 9, 7pm. For info, call 602-549-1188 or seewww.blessedsacramentscotts.orgKnights of ColumbusWould you like to be part of an organization that fills your heartand mind with the joy of giving to others? It’s the Knights ofColumbus way. Come see just what we are all about - meetingsare 2nd Tuesday of month, 6:30pm. For info, call Art Coffey480-951-1124. or Mike Broco at 602-531-9947.Mary’s KnightsThis Friday will be the first night of the Lenten Fish Fry. Mary’sKnights will be hosting the dessert table. All dessert donationsare welcome; they may be brought to the Social Hall on Fridaysin the last afternoon or early evening. Proceeds help fund ourten local charities. The next meeting of Mary’s Knights will beTuesday, March 15 at 7 pm in the PLC Rooms 7-8. Come andlearn about the many charities that we support. Some of themare First Way, Helping Hands for Single Moms, Kitchen on theStreets, One at a Time, and Respite Shelter for Homeless Men.Call Barbara at 480-483-2694 or Trish at 480-991-5255 formore information.Saint Vincent de PaulSVdP meets every Thursday at 7pm; call 480-948-8370 x266.Women’s ClubAn active, service-oriented organization of parish women thatsupports the parish and the community. Meets on 2nd Mondayof the month at 7pm in SH W. For info, call Chris Ryan at 480-483-6023 or Barbara at 480-661-5732.Community of the Blessed Sacrament...K of C Fish Fry, March 11, 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15March 21-23, Parish Lenten MissionApril 30, Parish Golf Outing at Stonecreek Golf Clubwww.blessedsacramentscotts.org March 6, 2011 │ 5

Pray For...The Sick:Steven McKibbenDavid GrattanEric WeingartnerJack MarleyKimberly ZeemanThomas FamilyMarquez FamilyAnn WoganSherrie RumickJoe CainJeff ZimmermanFr. Doug LorigChristina MulliganKathleen ColcombeMonique EversKathy DederGary RossmanGenevieve SiedleckiLorraine GachPeter SabatinoChristine BenzaRosie AldecoaErlinda LeonDylan GibneyJohn SchirtzingerCyndi BucoloFred MiliciCruz Paul RosalesMary EccelstonDeborah ByrnePat LichokWilliams FamilyLiz NeylonVinny MorrisonJessie DiSantoPhilip BurnettRobert ReddUrsula KleczewskiNona VillamilMary GarbaczewskiMark RohrJoy DembinskiAriana Janae PeraAmy VoelkerKathy KlopLorenzo Bustos, Jr.Georgiann ScritsmierFr. Blasé MeyerMonica MarocchiMonisha D’LimaKevin SouthKathy WichtLaura BurkeDebra RifkinGary AlexanderConnie GavinGary KarnesVinnie MorrisonRenae DeMari PenaElenise SnellRose OlsonSteve LichokWatson FamilyThomas DurnanLaura NeirsteBaby Angelina FlaminoAnthony DarienzoNora StrothmanThomas StrothmanKevin LahartyBill WeingartnerCharles SmithAguirre FamilyJean CorbettMargaret FillisThe Deceased: Dorothy Gillette, Brian Straley ...and all those in our book of intentions.Those Serving Our Country: Please pray for our men and women in the military. Pray also for their families.Are You Still Sick? If you no longer need your name on the sick list, please call the parish office to have it removed.If you have a request for our Parish Prayer Line and/or prayers at Masses, call the Office at 480-948-8370.Baptized Unto the LordColin Blair SnyderGreyson Lawrence WeinkamerElizabeth Grace DoyleParish Email ListJoin the Parish’s email list and be in the know. Send your emailaddress to mabateman@blessedsacramentscotts.orgIf you have spam blocker, add this email address to authorize.Stewardship of EarthTake care of the earth - promote the three "R's" - Reduce, Reuse,and Recycle. Drop your newspaper, cardboard, magazines,aluminum, and junk mail into the bins in the NW corner of theback parking lot.Counseling Services► Carl Mangold, LCSW, LISAC, is available in the parish officefor individual counseling. Call 480-948-8370, x233 for appt.►Catholic Charities provides counseling on a sliding-fee scale.For an appointment, Call 602-749-4405.Miss a Bulletin? They’re Online!Go to our parish website and check it out!www.blessedsacramentscotts.org.Just CoffeeJust Coffee will be sold in the courtyard after all Masses thefirst weekend of each month. You can order Just Coffee productsonline at www.justcoffee.org or in the parish office.Our Parish FamilyAlejandro & Maricarmen De La MazaRobert & Christina GoodmanGift Cards (Scrip)Next order date is March 14 for gift cards we don’t stock - pick upis the following weekend. Order forms are on the parish websitewww.blessedsacramentscotts.org under Forms or QuickLinks, inthe church lobbies and the parish office. Scrip gift cards areavailable at NO EXTRA cost to you. And the parish receives apercentage of each card purchased! Stop by the Scrip table afterSat. evening and Sun. morning Masses. The following gift cardsare in stock ready for purchase: McDonald’s, Claim Jumper,Target, COSTCO, Barnes & Noble, Basha’s, Chili’s/Macaroni Grill/Maggiano’s, Coco’s, Denny’s, Fry’s, Home Depot, K-Mart, OliveGarden/Red Lobster/Bahama Breeze, Outback/Roy’s/Caraba’s/Flemings, Safeway, Starbucks, Walgreen’s, Walmart, Wendy’s.If you shop Albertson’s or Safeway stop by the Scrip table for moreinformation on how Blessed sacrament can benefit from yourpurchase. Questions - Call Rita at 480-948-6240 .2011 Entertainment BookTo buy a book and benefit Blessed Sacrament, go towww.entertainmentbook.com and enter Blessed Sacrament’saccount number 166036 for the Phoenix book or for booksfrom other cities if you are traveling. You must use this accountnumber in order for us to get credit for your purchase. ContactBarbara at 480-661-5732 if you need further information.Paver Memorial BricksRemember a loved one with an engraved brick on the chapelwalkway. They are $35 each in the Parish Office.Marriage EncounterLet a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend help your love growin your marriage. Call 602-242-6141 or wessel@csc.com. NextPhoenix weekend is Feb. 25-27.RetrouvailleRetrouvaille is a Catholic program for struggling marriages andseparated or divorced couples. Call 602-254-6723 or visitwww.retrouvaille.org.Saint Vincent de Paul...Our trucks are in the parking lot this weekend for the Annual Spring Clean Drive. Please bring your gently used clothing,household items and furniture. The items will go to the SVdP Thrift Stores where people in need will receive them freeof charge and the public can shop for these goods at a low price. The store sales help fund the programs and serviceswe provide to the homeless and working poor. If you are in need, please call us at 480-948-8370 Ext. 2666 │ The Community of the Blessed Sacrament • Scottsdale, AZ

Goodbye Frank - Happy Retirement!Frank Nigliaccio, our parish day-shift Maintenanceperson/Custodian, retired on February 28, 2011.Frank joined our parish staff on August 12, 2002.He was a Diocesan employee for many years prior tojoining our parish.Recently, the parish staff honored Frank at aretirement luncheon. Thank you Frank for all you didfor Blessed Sacrament. We wish you well!Knights of Columbus Council 10050Lenten Friday Fish FryEvery Friday in Lent4:00pm to 7:00pm - Social HallSupport Our Troops & Wear Red On Fridays!Fried & Baked Fish W/French FriesBeverage & Dessert$8 – Adults, $4 – kidMac & Cheese for kidsFirst AnnualSaint Joseph’s TableMarch 19, Social HallAfter 4:30pm MassFree Dinner Includes:Salad, Pasta, Dessert,BeveragesDonations AppreciatedContact: Kathy - 602-214-4407www.blessedsacramentscotts.org March 6, 2011 │ 7

This Week’s...Blessed Sacrament Mass ScheduleSaturday Vigil:Sunday:Weekdays:Eucharistic Adoration:Adoration Every TuesdayReconciliation:Holy Day Vigil:Holy Day:Mass of Anointing:Mass IntentionsSaturday, March 5, 20118:00am †Memorial Mass for Deceased in March 20104:30pm †Cindy ChristiansonSunday, March 6, 20117:00am †Phillip Levitan8:30am †Louise Menke10:15am Pastoral Mass5:00pm †Louise NiezgodskiMonday, March 7, ,20117:00am †Elizabeth Gigliotto8:00am †Vito PalellaTuesday, March 8, 20117:00am †Kenneth Weidler8:00am †Arnold ZielinskiWednesday, March 9, 20117:00am †John Gorbaczewski8:00am †Arnie Zielinski12:15pm †Thomas Koval6:00pm †Edward StorczThursday, March 10, 20118:00am †Arnold ZielinskiFriday, March 11, 20117:00am †Cecelia Anne Horne8:00am †Arnold ZielinskiSaturday, March 12, 20118:00am †Henry “Webb” Webster4:30pm †Dcn. Pat HughesSunday, March 13, 20117:00am †John & Joe Hubalik8:30am Pastoral Mass10:15am †Family of George williams5:00pm †Romeo DiGuido4:30pm7am, 8:30am, 10:15am, 5pm7am (MTWF) 8am (Mon-Sat)Weekdays 6:00am to 7:00am7:00am to 7pmSaturday after 8:00am MassCall Parish OfficeCall Parish OfficeCall Parish OfficeLocal Parish Mass SchedulesSt. Patrick’s: MWF-8am; T-Th., 5:30pm; Sat, 5pm; Sun, 8:30,10:30am, 5pm - 10815 N. 84th St., ScottsdaleSt. Maria Goretti: M-S: 8am; Sat: 5pm; Sun, 7:30, 9am & 11am,6261 N. Granite Reef Rd., ScottsdaleSt. Bernadette: M-F 8:30am; Sat, 8:30am, 5pm; Sun, 8, 10am,5pm - 16245 N. 60th St., ScottsdaleSt. Joan of Arc: M-F, 8:30am; Sat, 4:30pm; Sun, 7, 8:30,10:30am, 12:30pm (Spanish) - 3801 E. Greenway Rd., Phx.March 6, 2011 ~ March 13, 2011Sunday, March 6Continental Breakfast after Morning Masses SH WJust Coffee Sales 7:00am CourtyardChildren’s Liturgy of the Word 8:30amCm Conf. Rm.Sunday Nursery 8:30am & 10:15am Masses Childcare Rm.Children’s Mass 10:15am ChurchChoir Rehearsal 3:30pm ChurchLife Teen 6:00pm YR/SH WMonday, March 7Sr. Friendship Club 11am Lunch OutElementary RE Classes 4:30 & 6:30pm PLC 1-8, SH EThe Edge - Middle School 6:30pm YRCharismatic Prayer Grp. 7pm ChapelWomen’s Club 7pm SH W,MTuesday, March 8Adoration 6:00am ChapelLiturgy of the Hours 8:30am ChapelElementary RE Classes 4:30pm PLC 1-8Facility Ministry 5:30pm CM Conf. Rm.K of C 6pm SH WBaptism Prep 6:30pm SH EConf./1st Eucharist Prep. 6:30pm SH MBoy Scouts 7pm YRNovena 7pm ChapelWednesday, March 9Ash Wednesday Masses 7am, 8am, 12:15pm, 6pm ChurchLiturgy of the Hours 8:30am ChapelJeff Cavin Bible Study 9am PLC7,8Christian Initiation 6:30pm PLC 1-8Valley Singles Ministry 6:30pm SH EHTBC Cancer Ministry 7pm SH WChoir Rehearsal 7pm ChurchThursday, March 10Liturgy of the Hours 8:30am ChapelThe Caring Place Board 9am PLC1,2Legion of Mary 9:30am PLC 5Little Rock Bible Study 9:30am CM Conf. Rm.Choir Rehearsal 6pm ChurchK of C 4th Degree 6:30pm SH ELector’s Bible Study 7pm ChurchSolomon’s Porch 7pm YRSVdP 7pm PLC 7,8Friday, March 11Liturgy of the Hours 8:30am ChapelFish Fry 4pm SHStations of the Cross 6pm ChurchCrosiers Taize Prayer 7pm ChurchSaturday, March 12Reconciliation 8:30am ChurchSunday, March 13Pancake Breakfast after Morning MassesSH WChildren’s Liturgy of the Word 8:30amCm Conf. Rm.Sunday Nursery 8:30am & 10:15am Masses Childcare Rm.Children’s Choir Rehearsal 11:15amChapelChoir Rehearsal 3:30pm ChurchLife Teen 6:00pm YRwww.blessedsacramentscotts.org March 6, 2011 │ 9

Our Parish Vision Statement“To foster Stewardship as a way of life,engaging our community in works of ministryfounded on hospitality, prayer, formation,and service.”Our Parish Mission Statement“We are a Spirit-led Catholic Communitythat welcomes all to celebratethe Eucharist, to pray, and to know,love, and serve Christ.”SACRAMENTAL LIFEBaptismContact the Parish Office for an appointment with DeaconBernie to begin preparation for this sacrament.MarriageContact Parish Office at least 9 months prior tothe date of marriage.Reconciliation Saturday, after 8:OOam Mass.Christian Initiation Ministry (Adults & Children)Wednesday at 6:30pm ; call 480-998-1665 for info.SacramentsConfirmation/1st Eucharist & Reconciliationcall 480-998-1665 for info.PRAYER LIFESmall Christian CommunitiesTimes vary — contact Parish OfficeCharismatic Prayer7:00pm Mondays in the ChapelNovena to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal7:00pm Tuesdays in the ChapelScriptural RosaryAfter 7:00am Mass weekdaysGrief SupportContact Parish OfficePrayer LineContact Parish OfficeOTHERReturning CatholicsContact Parish OfficeHouse BlessingsContact Parish OfficeAnnulments: Contact Deacon Bob, Deacon Clem, orJim Nappe at the Parish Office.PARISH OFFICE HOURS (Subject to change)Monday-Thursday: 8am to Noon; 1pm to 7:30pmFriday: 8am to Noon; 1pm to 4pmSaturday: 9am to 11:30amSunday: 7:30am to NoonHolidays: Call for hours.GIFT SHOP HOURSMonday-Friday: 9am to 12 noonSaturday: 8:30am to 12pm; 3:30pm to 5:30pmSunday: 7:30am to 11:30am; 4:30pm to 6:30pmAll Gift Shop Proceeds Remain in the ParishPARISH DIRECTORYClergy ............................................................................................. 480-948-8370*Rev. Patrick Robinson................................................................................. PastorRev. Gerald Thaar, O.S.C. ........................ Weekend Associate PastorRev. George Schroeder (Retired)In Residence: Fr. Tom Walsh (Retired)Deacons ........................................................................................... 480-948-8370Deacon Clemens Czapinski ...................................................................... X217Deacon Bob Evans .......................................................................................... X203Deacon Bernie Rekiere ................................................................................ X212Deacon Jim NazzalPARISH OFFICEMain Number ............................................................................... 480-948-8370Fax ........................................................................................................ 480-951-3844Parish Manager ........................................................... 480-948-8370 X223Parish Life Ministries ............................................... 480-948-8370 X204Liturgy & Music Office ............................................. 480-948-8370 X202Catechetical Ministry .............................................................. 480-998-1665Youth Ministry .............................................................................. 480-998-8088(Life Teen and EDGE Programs)Bulletin Editor ............................................................... 480-948-8370 X220Parish Event Calendar ............................................ 480-948-8370 X226Facility Rentals ............................................................. 480-948-8370 X226Finance Manager ....................................................... 480-948-8370 X229Notary Public...................................................................480-948-8370 X226Email ..................................... blessed_sacrament@diocesephoenix.orgWeb-Site .............................................. www.blessedsacramentscotts.org• AZ Licensed Counselor ................................... 480-948-8370 X233Carl W. Mangold, LCSW, LISAC• The Caring PlaceFoundation for Senior Living................................... 602-285-1800 x179Senior Life Options — Counseling and ReferralsGift Shop ......................................................................................... 480-948-1160St. Vincent de Paul .................................................. 480-948-8370 X266Parish Kindergarten & Preschool:Blessed Sacrament ................................................................. 480-998-9466Catholic School Community (K-8):Pope John XXIII ............................................................................ 480-905-0939www.PJXXIII.orgCatholic School Community High School:Notre Dame Prep High School ........................................ 480-634-8200The Cornerstone Center ....................................................602-956-7042www.cornerstone-phx.org*Sick, hospitalized, and/or terminally ill—call Parish Office;instructions will be provided at this number.PARISH BULLETIN DEADLINESAll “print-ready” articles must be in Parish Office 9 days prior toactual Bulletin Weekend. Email your “copy-ready” Word Documentto: rking@blessedsacramentscotts.org.Russ King and Dr. Honora Norton, Editors10 │ The Community of the Blessed Sacrament • Scottsdale, AZ